Gun Case Makers and Dealers

[SeekHer]

Gun Case Makers and Dealers

Hard Cases
Hard Plastic
***Tuffpak
Starlight Cases
***Hardigg Cases
Flambeau
S K B
Pelican

Aluminium
***Kalispel
Americase
Strong
SecureIT
T Z Case
Ziegal Engineering

Custom Aluminium
ARS Metal Fabricators
Impact Cases

Wood & Leather Gun Cases called Car Cases
Arno Werner
Brooks & Thomas
Huey Cases
Harris Gun Cabinets & Cases
Henry Morgan

Soft Gun Cases
Canvas &/or Leather Gun Slips
Boyt Harness
J W Hume
McAlister
Mulholland Bros.
Murray Custom
Avery Outdoors
Duluth Pack
Filson Outdoors
Bagmaster
Green Mountain
Hunter Co.
Waller & Son

Tactical Style Cases
Eagle Ind.
London Bridge Trading

Not counting all the cases made for the various organizations or gun companies by makers known or unknown...


Submitted by SeekHer

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[drice]

Dude, you're like Mr. Listmaker. I guess OCD does have some advantages.

Everytime someone is wondering what to buy, you've got a list pre-made and canned and ready to throw out there.

This forum is a valuable resource, in no small part to your particular form of nuerocis , and I for one, appreciate it.

Thank you Seekher!!!

[FelixEstrella]

I don't see Boyt, Pelican, Dosko in your list .......

[SeekHer]

FelixEstrella, amended and there isn't a listing for Dosko Cases that I could find...Pelican was an oversight and Boyt made more soft then hard cases, or used to, so that's where I have them listed...

Drice, thank you and your welcome...
It isn't OCD but a lot of time on my hands and I'm, as is my wife, a catalogholic...

[clyde621]

SeekHer: Is catalogholic similar to a listaholic?

[drice]

"Hello, my name is Seekher, and I'm a List Maker."

"Hello Seekher, and welcome."

Step 1 is admitting you have a problem.

[Combat Controller]

Step two is making a list of all the other steps.

[SeekHer]

A catalogholic is someone who collects catalogues for their reading pleasure and to gain knowledge of the product(s); whether you keep them when you get the new issue is where the shrinks come in as it would then be hoarding...I usually only keep them for two years (issues) back--compare costs and to remind oneself when an item has been cancelled or replaced (improved) and to see the progress made over time...

My wife is basically the same except for her Victoria’s Secret catalogues as she has every one from the time I gave her the first one when we were dating from which to choose her birthday present…

I have to make lists...what to buy at the store for 7 other people, when to pick up which child from which event and more so when you get older...