Preview: Browning Backcountry Rifle Cover

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posted on February 18, 2024
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Browning Backcountry Rifle Cover

Weighing in at a mere 5.29 ozs., the Backcountry Rifle Cover from Browning is a versatile must-have for any hunter hoping to protect a long gun from the elements.

The cover fully encloses most rifles measuring 46.75" or less, and when not in use, can be easily stowed in a range bag or pack. It is made of a tough, waterproof, 600-denier material at the barrel and stock caps and waterproof stretch fabric at its midsection.

The cover’s open underside, complete with an elastic drawcord for a snug fit, allows for quick access to the gun. The design accommodates bipods and can be employed while slung over the shoulder to keep rain and debris off valuable optics and rifles.

MSRP is $32. For more information, visit browning.com.

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