[500sks]

Looking for ideas on tube set storage. I bought a set of Briley 20 ga tubes and the plastic storage bag is shot. I know they make guncases with storage for tube sets but I don't have the money for that. I was looking for what is available on the market or did you make your own. Thanks Phil

 

[GrubbyJack]

I've seen PVC pipe used, and you can put the foam tube insulation in-side the pipe for padding...Grubby

 

[Model32Shooter]

The hard plastic "clamshell" arrow cases that Cabelas sells are great for storing/transporting your tubes. They already have the foam arrow holders
installed, so you can pop the tubes in the slots and they won't rattle around.

Inexpensive, great protection and room for more tubes if you get some!

Of course, you'll have to put your gun in it's own case!

Just something for you to think about!
Bob

 

[Bruce Em]

Golf Bag !

 

[Pull & Mark]

Check out Briley.com website. Go from there. Break-em all. Jeff

 

[headhunter]

Go to the post office and buy a $3.00 mailing tube. They are rugged and have a removable end cap. Cheap way to protect them.

 

[kbud]

One ten foot stick of 200 pound (thin wall) 3/4 pvc and four 3/4 pvc caps.

Regards from Iowa?
not Gene

 

[Leo]

Ameicase sells an extruded Plastic tube holder made to length and can be had in 4 or 6 compartment. They will make an 8 compartment on request.

 

[Anchorsteam]

RubberMaid - they might have a neat suitable container. Or 2 - 2-1/2" PVC pipe to length and glue a cap on one end and a screw-on cap end on the other. That's how I store my cleaning rods.

 

[troe]

i found a pool cue case, works for me until i find something better, it holds three sets of tubes and has a pouch for chokes and nockout tool.

 

[Sprinklerman]

Mike Rusell of Legacy Gun Case made this case for my sub-gauge barrels. He builds custom case to your desires. 1-800-925-9910

 

[gkinla]

Here is what I've done. Pictures self explanatory.

You may have to sand out the inside dia of the pipe slightly.