Americase Ultra-Lite Gun Cases

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posted on September 26, 2012
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9/26/2012

After months of development, Americase has introduced the Ultra-Lite series of gun cases. The new product line has strength and style that is comparable to the Premium series, but the weight has been reduced by one third.

The aluminum cases will feature velvet interiors, and Americase plans to release 10 different configurations including Trap, Skeet, Breakdown and Sporting Clays. Price: $360 to $430.

Contact: Americase, Inc.; (800) 972-2737; www.americase.com.

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