Protect your shotgun with the Allen Company neoprene 52 inches shotgun slip case in Veil Avayde camouflage. Designed to accommodate shotguns up to 52 inches , this slip case features a rugged neoprene exterior that shields your firearm from dings, scratches, dirt and debris. The padded neoprene construction offers excellent cushioning, making it perfect for transporting your shotgun in a vehicle, to the range or to a blind. With a secure hook and loop flap closure, your shotgun stays safely stored yet easily accessible. The Veil Avayde camo pattern ensures your gear blends effortlessly into the outdoors. Trust Allen Company for reliable, high-quality firearm protection.

Padded neoprene sleeve offers superior protection for your shotgun during transport and storage
Protects shotguns up to 52 inches, providing safe storage from dings and scratches with ample room
Durable neoprene shields your firearm from dirt, dust and minor impacts, providing reliable protection during storage or transport
With a compact design, this product is easy-to-store when not in use, saving valuable space and keeping your area organized
A hook and loop flap closure ensures your shotgun remains securely stored while allowing for fast access when needed
Veil Avayde Camouflage provides seamless outdoor blending for enhanced concealment

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