Revolver cases?

[LDB]

Anyone using Bore Stores Silicone-Treated cases for your guns? I've got to order something for the BH I'm getting and wondering if this might be the one to go with. Thoughts and opinions?
https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1027121423?pid=452748

 

[s4s4u]

I have not, but looks to be a decent item. My stuff typically sits on a shelf in a steel box, or in the rug in a vehicle.

 

[Hondo44]

Looks like a great way to store guns and would take less space in a safe than a box or typical pistol rug.

 

[Cholo]

I like them because they're thin, like Hondo44 said. Looks like it would be very easy to drop a gun out of it with that end flap.

My experience with silicone treated fabric is that the silicone eventually disappears, but maybe it's just me.

 

[thedogdidit]

Anyone using Bore Stores Silicone-Treated cases for your guns? I've got to order something for the BH I'm getting and wondering if this might be the one to go with. Thoughts and opinions?
https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1027121423?pid=452748

I bought these. Same distributor, 1/2 the cost.
https://www.midwayusa.com/product/939163989?pid=231628

 

[LDB]

I bought these. Same distributor, 1/2 the cost.
https://www.midwayusa.com/product/939163989?pid=231628

I presume by same distributor you mean also from Midway? But I don't know they are the same. They don't say made in USA anywhere in their page. It looks the same and may be similar but I suspect it is not actually the same. I think for putting hundreds of dollars inside I'll spend a few more dollars on the outside.

 

[eveled]

I like them because they're thin, like Hondo44 said. Looks like it would be very easy to drop a gun out of it with that end flap.

My experience with silicone treated fabric is that the silicone eventually disappears, but maybe it's just me.

I used to spray them again with a can of aerosol silicone

When I ran out I switched to just oil.

I don’t understand why people trust silicone gun socks. They can still hold moisture against the gun.

You want a certain amount of air circulation

 

[Redhawk91454]

I put all my handguns in Bore Store fabric cases. The velcro flap is very strong. I am able to gently layer guns over another without worry of any damage. If the Midway cases are the same quality as the Bore Store cases, buy with confidence. My purchase history of the Bore Stores exceeds 20+ years. I do a yearly wipedown of my pistols with Cleanzoil and have never had any issues. JMHO.

 

[gnappi]

There are a few clones on Ebay and they are space savers in a safe, but labeling them for what's inside for easy identification is not practical so I use them in my range bag to transport handguns.

 

[jimbo1096]

I use them on guns that I don’t have boxes for. Probably got eight or 10 by safe. I never had a problem with any.

 

[LDB]

I have a spreadsheet to keep track of everything, foremost S/N's if needed, but also storage spot. Everything has an assigned spot. Shelf [letter] spot [#]. So even if the Blackhawk is in a plain case it's always in location B4. I can sort the list by Model, S/N, location or whatever. So it won't matter if I could easily label the case.

 

[nksmfamjp]

I’m having a bunch of those. I have kept guns in those for years and the guns come out looking new. It allows gun stacking without damage. Good stuff. Reminds me I have a shotgun to check on!

 

[s4s4u]

Oh, to own enough handguns that they need to be piled up like cordwood....

 

[thedogdidit]

I presume by same distributor you mean also from Midway? But I don't know they are the same. They don't say made in USA anywhere in their page. It looks the same and may be similar but I suspect it is not actually the same. I think for putting hundreds of dollars inside I'll spend a few more dollars on the outside.

Thanks for sharing your find. I see that the ones that you found are made in America so I just placed an order for their rifle sock. I'll happily spend a few more bucks for Made In America!!