Huey Cases

[Bruce Day]

Early and late cases by Marvin Huey.

[Dean Romig]

Both are very nice cases. He is a true artist! Does he still include the lighter color of the earlier case as an option?

[Bruce Day]

About any color or type of leather wanted and about any interior color wanted. www.hueycases.com

[Bruce Day]

So I am at Marvin's a couple years ago and he is repairing a double rifle case. Its old, beat up , seen a lot of hard use. The case has the following initials on its top:


B. v B.


I knew instantly what it was, and I'll see who else does.

[Russ Lindsay]

Wonder if Homer ever got a chance to shoot with him? In the movie they only met briefly.

[Dean Romig]

Baron von Blitzen

[Dean Romig]

Here are a few more cases made by Marvin Huey which belong to another PGCA Member.



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[edgarspencer]

Baron von Blitzen

Bruno von Bich is known to be a huge double gun collector. Especially double rifles. Wish I still had my Westley .280FNE

[Bruce Day]

The B v B are the initials of Bror von Blixen, an Africaaner professional hunter memorialized in Out of Africa . His working rifle and its case are now owned by a US collector .

[Dean Romig]

Mr. Marvin Huey in his shop.


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[wayne goerres]

I have an old case but unfortunately None of my doubles will fit in it. The latches on it are patented in the 1870s if I remember correctly. There is some kind of a signature on the top but I cant make it out. I thought about having someone reconfigure the inside of it so my Manton hammer double would fit in it. I think it was made to hold a small bore hammerless double.

[Jay Gardner]

I will be sending him the original case for my Hussey as soon as I can collect enough beer cans to pay the bill. His work is exquisite.

[allen newell]

His work is exceptional