Strike Semi-Rigid EVA Pistol Case

A soft pouch offers no crush protection. A hard pistol case is rigid but bulky and heavier than a sidearm really warrants. The semi-rigid EVA case sits deliberately between the two: a moulded shell stiff enough to take a knock and stay intact under weight, in a package light enough to throw in a kit bag without thinking about it.

Inside it takes two pistols laid head to tail, held down by hook-and-loop straps so nothing slides about in transit. The wave foam lining grips the contents and absorbs the shock the shell transmits, without scuffing the finish on a slide. It also swallows compact kit that awkwardly falls between categories — a grenade launcher and a handful of shells, or a chronograph and tools.

The zip takes a small padlock, which matters more at a site than at home. Speedloaders, magazines and tools are the things that walk off a bench while you are on the field, and a locked case is the difference between an inconvenience and a loss.

At 305 × 225 × 105mm it is the smallest case in the Strike semi-rigid range, in black or green.

Specifications

Good to know before you buy

Fits two pistols comfortably, or one pistol plus magazines and tools. For a full-size rifle you want the Large or XL in the same range. Padlock is not included.

Frequently asked questions

Is it a hard case or a soft case?
Neither exactly — that is the point. The EVA shell is rigid enough to resist crushing and impacts, but the case stays light and easy to carry. Think of it as hard-case protection without the bulk.

How many pistols does it hold?
Two, laid inverted to one another, plus room for magazines and small accessories.

Can I lock it?
Yes. The zip pull accepts a small padlock, sold separately.

Would it fit a grenade launcher?
Some compact launchers and moscart shells will fit — measure yours against 305 × 225 × 105mm before ordering, and ask us if it is close.