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Unread 02-08-2019, 10:58 PM   #1
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I have cases of all types and have used them all. I take break down case for traveling, but upon reaching my destination and for the week or so of hunting I prefer a full length case. I have done more damage to my guns assembling or disassembling them over the years than I have hunting with them. Maybe I’m not careful enough putting all them together as I should be but I can tell each scratch and dent in the wood that came from breaking down and asssembling the guns.
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I have all three types as well and my least favorite are the trunk cases. I have half a dozen sitting in the gun room that go unused. IMHO the LOM cases will protect the gun more than a canvas type of take down case and my hammer guns always go in a LOM case.

As Patrick Lien would say "A classic gun deserves a classic case" and for me it's a LOM style.
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