Compact pistols
For smaller handguns, start with the 6-inch Model 216 or the 8-inch Model 218. The 10-inch Model 203 is a useful next step when a compact pistol needs more length.
Handgun storage protection
Pistol socks that keep the details protected.
Give compact pistols, full-size handguns and revolvers a soft, silicone-treated cotton layer between the safe, the range bag and the next outing.
A softer place to rest
Protect the finish without adding bulk to the safe.
A handgun often moves more than the rest of a collection. It comes out for a range day, shifts between a safe shelf and a case, or gets set down beside cleaning supplies and other gear. Those ordinary moments can mean dust, fingerprints and finish-to-finish contact before the pistol ever leaves home. A fitted Sack-Up adds a soft boundary around the firearm, so it does not have to rest directly against the things around it.
Every Sack-Up starts with a true cotton blend treated with silicone. The soft knit construction is made to give metal and wood a gentler place to rest during storage and transport. It is practical protection for the handgun you carry, collect, pass down or keep ready for the next range day.
Made for handguns with real differences
Small carry pistols, full-size handguns and revolvers do not need the same fit.
A sleeve that is too short leaves a firearm exposed. One that is unnecessarily loose can make storage feel untidy and make it harder to find the right firearm at a glance. Sack-Ups offers a straightforward range of pistol sizes, from small compact options to longer sleeves made for larger frames, longer barrels and scoped handguns.
The goal is not to force every pistol into one standard size. Measure the full length, include the grip, barrel, mounted optic or other feature that changes the profile, then choose the sleeve that gives it room to slide on and off without a fight. A good fit makes it easier to return the handgun to the same clear spot every time.
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Choose the right fit
Start with the handgun you own, not a guess.
Full-size handguns
The 13.5-inch Model 200 is made for many full-size handguns and revolvers. It is also available in multiple colors, so you can keep an organized collection easy to recognize.
Larger or scoped pistols
The 17-inch Model 204 is built for large-frame handguns, hunting revolvers, longer barrels and setups with mounted optics that need more room.
Not sure where to begin? Measure the complete handgun, then use the Sack-Ups fit guide to compare common compact, standard and oversized options.
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Choose the Sack-Up that fits your handgun.
MODEL 216 (6") – Small Compact Pistol Sack
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MODEL 203 (10") – Compact Handgun Sack (Gray)
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MODEL 200 (13.5") – Standard Handgun Sack (Gray)
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MODEL 204 (17") – Large/Scoped Pistol Sack (Gray)
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MODEL 207 (5 Pack of 13.5") – Multi-Pack Handgun Sacks (Gray)
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Give every handgun a clear position in the safe.
Handgun shelves become crowded quickly. A few pistols, a revolver, magazines, cleaning items and range accessories can turn a useful shelf into a stack that is hard to inspect. Keeping each firearm in its own fitted sleeve helps create a softer boundary between pieces and makes it easier to return each one to the position you intended.
Leave enough room to pick up one handgun without sliding another across it. Keep moisture-control supplies where you can see them. Put the handguns you inspect or use most within easy reach, and reserve the back of the shelf for items that do not need regular handling. A sleeve helps reduce contact, but a clear storage arrangement makes that protection easier to use well.
For a collection with several pistols, multi-packs make it simple to give each one its own protective layer. That is useful when several handguns share one shelf or when you want to keep a few sleeves in the range bag and a few in the safe.
Before it goes in
After use, clear the firearm according to its manufacturer’s guidance and applicable laws. Remove obvious dirt and moisture, let it dry and complete any manufacturer-recommended care before placing it in a sleeve and secure storage location.
While it is stored
Check the firearm, sleeve and storage space on a regular schedule. A quick review can reveal a dusty shelf, a damp sleeve or a crowded row before a small issue has a chance to become a lasting mark.
When it is time to go
A properly fitted Sack-Up makes it easier to lift a handgun from its usual spot without scraping it against the next item. For travel, follow all applicable requirements and use the right hard case or other required equipment for the trip.
Simple protection, used well
Make every return to storage an easier one.
Start with a clean, dry handgun and a Sack-Up that fits without strain. Avoid forcing the sleeve over a sharp edge, a mounted optic or a large grip that needs a bigger size. A little room makes it easier to cover the handgun, remove the sleeve and put the firearm back where it belongs.
For a safe shelf, do not let protective sleeves become an excuse for a crowded stack. The soft fabric helps reduce everyday rubbing, but safe handling and enough space still matter. Arrange handguns so the usual motion of taking one out and putting it back is calm, predictable and easy to repeat.
For longer storage, keep the routine consistent. Follow the firearm manufacturer’s guidance, check the finish periodically and make sure the sleeve is clean and dry before use. The best protection is the care you can keep up after every range day, seasonal change or collection update.
When several handguns share the same shelf, think about the order before you put the first sleeve on. Keep frequently used pistols at the front, leave room for a revolver or larger frame that needs a wider position and avoid balancing one handgun on top of another. A simple left-to-right order gives you a faster visual check and makes it easier to spot when a firearm, sleeve or storage area needs attention.
A multi-pack is useful when a collection is growing or when the same handgun moves between the safe and a range bag. Keep one fitted Sack-Up with each firearm instead of moving a single sleeve from one to the next. It keeps the routine simple, reduces mix-ups between sizes and means every handgun can return to its own protected place when the day is done.
Think about the sleeve as part of the storage routine, not a replacement for it. It is there to help guard the finish from normal contact while the handgun is stored or carried with other gear. It cannot correct a damp storage area, substitute for the manufacturer’s maintenance instructions or take the place of a secure storage method. Pair the right fit with a clean shelf, reasonable spacing and regular checks, and the system remains easy to follow for one handgun or an entire collection.
Frequently asked questions
Answers before you choose.
What size pistol sock should I choose?
Measure the handgun from end to end, then account for the parts that add length or bulk. The 6-inch and 8-inch options are made for smaller compact pistols, the 10-inch Model 203 is a useful option for many compact handguns, and the 13.5-inch Model 200 fits many full-size handguns and revolvers. Choose the 17-inch Model 204 when an optic, a longer barrel or a larger frame needs more room.
Will a Sack-Up fit a revolver?
Yes. The standard 13.5-inch handgun Sack-Ups are made for many handguns and revolvers. Measure the revolver from end to end and allow extra space for a larger grip, longer barrel or mounted optic before choosing a size.
Can I use a pistol sock in a gun safe?
A properly fitted Sack-Up gives a handgun a soft layer while it rests in a secure safe, cabinet or other appropriate storage area. It does not replace secure storage, routine inspection or the firearm manufacturer’s care guidance.
Are pistol socks made for range transport?
Sack-Ups are made to provide a soft protective layer during storage and transport. For travel, follow applicable laws and the requirements of your carrier and destination, then use the required hard case or other protective equipment for the trip.
Protect the handgun you count on