CARBINE CARTRIDGE CASE CORDURA AND LEATHER WITH CENTRAL POCKET -14 CELLS WITH BALL PROTECTION

Discover the practicality and elegance of the Model 1037 carbine cartridge case, a must-have accessory for every hunting and shooting sports enthusiast. Made from high-quality materials, this cartridge case combines the strength of Dupont Cordura with the sophistication of leather, offering a durable and aesthetically pleasing product.

The innovative design includes 14 ammunition cells, each with ball protection, ensuring maximum safety and preservation of cartridge condition. The spacious and easily accessible central pocket allows for the storage of other necessary accessories, such as knives, gloves or small tools, making this product extremely functional for any hunting excursion or shooting session.

The combination of cordura and leather not only provides superior weather resistance, but also unparalleled comfort while carrying. Dupont cordura, known for its durability and abrasion resistance, perfectly complements the softness and flexibility of leather, which conforms to the body without creating bulk.

This cartridge case is ideal for those seeking an accessory that offers maximum security and organization. Cells with ball protection prevent accidental movement of ammunition, reducing the risk of damage. The center pocket adds another level of practicality, allowing you to have everything you need on hand at all times.

Perfect for use in a variety of environmental conditions, the Model 1037 cartridge case fits a variety of rifles, providing excellent compatibility and versatility. Whether you are an experienced hunter or an avid sports shooter, this product is the ideal choice to enhance your shooting experience by combining style, functionality and safety.

Don't miss the opportunity to upgrade your equipment with the Model 1037 rifle cartridge box. Elegance, durability and practicality come together in an accessory every shooter should own. Choose the best for your passion, choose quality and innovation from RADAR 1957.