Preview: Plano Stealth EVA Shotgun Case

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posted on December 12, 2022
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Plano Stealth EVA Shotgun Case

Striking a balance between soft gun socks that offer little protection and weighty, hard-sided cases that take up too much space is Plano’s Stealth EVA Shotgun Case.

Made from durable, lightweight ethylene-vinyl acetate (EVA), an elastomeric polymer, the case is soft enough to be carried and transported with ease, yet rigid and durable enough to protect a firearm in the field.

The case features a tough outer shell constructed from 600-denier nylon, and a high-density foam interior secures the firearm during transport. The case measures 53"x8.3"x3.5" and has a load capacity of 25 lbs. MSRP is $150. For more information, visit planomolding.com.

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