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Uncle Mike's O/U case Good enough to carry SXS in trunk of car or a piece of junk 
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I had one and the fabric ripped on the inside pocket at the Velcro.
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No experience with uncle mikes
Good experience with Boyt Products and the now defunct Gunn Leather Company
Michael Dittamo
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I have one of those Uncle Mike's cases that I bought maybe 15 years ago. It was fine for the price, but I have not seen the current product. The old Uncle Mike's stuff was always very serviceable and a good value. Not fancy, but solid.
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I bought a Browning much like that many years ago for a BSS. Waxed cotton finish and well made. Lined with corduroy, AIR. Has held up well, and ages well.
No idea who made it for them, maybe Boyt?
SRH
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SKB had a similar case that was nicer than the Boyt or the others I have seen. A bit more expensive, though, and probably discontinued, but also was available with a sleeve for a second set of barrels.
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Midway USA has a good one
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Friend of mine gave me two like it, he was frustrated with the zippers. I never use them, because of the cheap balky zippers.
Buy a Boyts money well spent
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No experience with uncle mikes
Good experience with Boyt Products and the now defunct Gunn Leather Company The question in the original post was clearly asking about an Uncle Mike's gun case. He even gave you a picture Gladys. Why do you persist in these Thread Diversions? Do you really expect the man to buy a case from a company that is no longer in business? I have one of these cases, and it does the job asked of it in the original post.
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My thought is that if I'm using a soft case vs. a hard case for trunk transport or in the back of long cab pickup, I'm not going to the effort to disassemble the gun twice for each trip.
I simply use a full length non-takedown case.
That wasn't the question, I know, but do consider it.
The recommendations to buy quality goods are also sound. I have a Boyt case that is 30 years old and no gun that has been in it has ever suffered any damage.
"The price of good shotgunnery is constant practice" - Fred Kimble
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