Identify the firearm
Start with a rifle, shotgun, carbine, AR-style firearm or handgun. The right sleeve shape begins with the gear you own.
Find your fit
Find the right Sack-Up for your firearm.
Start with the firearm type, measure its full length and leave room for the details that change its profile.
A simple way to choose
Measure first, then match the fit.
A good fit gives your firearm a soft protective layer without making storage or removal awkward. Measure the complete unloaded firearm from end to end, including the features that add length or width. If you are between sizes, choose the option with a little more room.
Measure the full setup
Include the barrel, stock, grip, optic, recoil pad and any other feature that changes the overall outline.
Leave room to protect it
Choose a Sack-Up that goes on smoothly and covers the full firearm. A tight fit is not a better fit.
Rifles and shotguns
Model 100, 52 inches is a popular starting point for most rifles and shotguns. Choose a larger scoped model when you need room for optics or wider stocks.
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Models 104, 106 and 110 are built for shorter carbines and AR-15 setups. Use a scoped version when your optic or tactical accessories need more room.
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Model 200, 13.5 inches fits many pistols and revolvers. For compact handguns, choose Models 203, 216 or 218. Larger options are available for scoped pistols.
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Dedicated sleeves are also available for black powder firearms, knives, reels, traditional bows, woodworking tools and more.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I choose the right gun sock size?
Measure the full unloaded firearm from end to end, then allow room for a scope, sling, recoil pad or other feature that changes its shape. A Sack-Up should slide on easily without leaving an end exposed.
Should I choose a larger Sack-Up for a scoped rifle?
Yes. A scoped rifle, AR-style setup or wider stock often needs more room than a standard rifle sleeve. Compare the full length and profile before choosing.
Can I use a gun sock for a handgun?
Yes. Compact, standard and larger handgun options are available. Measure the complete unloaded handgun, including an optic or other accessory that adds length or bulk.
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