MidwayUSA launches AR-Stoner Discreet Tactical Rifle Case
The AR-Stoner features WWII inspired artwork on the exterior. (Photo: MidwayUSA)
MidwayUSA expands its shooting gear lineup, unveiling the eye catching, new AR-Stoner Heavy Duty Discreet Tactical Rifle Case to rifle shooters.
Designed to be an inconspicuous means to transport a rifle, the AR-Stoner’s exterior feature’s a shark’s mouth design inspired by nose art from the Flying Tigers of WWII. The bag boasts lay flat construction which allows it to be fully opened when removing the firearm. Equipped with oversized zippers with nylon pull loops, the case also promotes quick and efficient access to the enclosed firearms.
The AR-Stoner is outfitted with a dual density bonded padding system which adds an additional layer of protection for the rifle and any mounted optics. The case also includes a removable padded divider, allowing users to transport multiple firearms at once.
Available in 22-inch, 29-inch, 36-inch and 42-inch models, the AR-Stone Discreet Tactical Rifle Case is currently available from MidwayUSA with prices starting at $32.99.
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