Standard rifles
The 52-inch Model 100 is a useful starting point for many full-length rifles. Measure from end to end and leave room for a recoil pad, sling or other detail that adds length.
Rifle storage protection
Rifle socks that give your finish a softer place to rest.
Protect standard rifles, carbines, scoped rifles and AR-style setups with a silicone-treated cotton Sack-Up made for the time between outings.
Protection that follows the rifle
Keep the rifle from resting directly against the things around it.
A rifle can spend more time in storage than it does at the range, in the field or at the bench. During that time, it may share a safe with other firearms, lean beside a case or move through a truck, range bag or workbench. Those ordinary moments are where dust, fingerprints and finish-to-finish contact can add up. A fitted Sack-Up creates a soft layer between the rifle and the surfaces around it.
Every Sack-Up starts with a true cotton blend treated with silicone. The soft knit construction gives metal and wood a gentler place to rest during storage and transport. It is straightforward protection for the rifle you hunt with, target shoot, collect or keep ready for the next trip out.
Built around the rifle you own
Standard rifles, carbines and scoped setups need different room.
A rifle sleeve works best when it respects the details that make one firearm different from the next. A compact carbine takes up less length than a full-size hunting rifle. A mounted scope, taller optic, sling or larger stock changes the profile and needs extra room to slide on without straining the fabric.
Sack-Ups offers standard, short and larger rifle options so a shooter does not have to force every rifle into one size. Measure the complete unloaded rifle from end to end, include every feature that adds length or bulk, then choose the sleeve that lets the firearm move in and out easily. A comfortable fit makes the storage routine faster and keeps the rifle ready to return to its own clear place.
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Choose the right fit
Start with the full length and profile of your rifle.
Short rifles and carbines
The 42-inch Model 106 is made for shorter carbines and rifles. A shorter sleeve can keep a compact rifle easier to handle and store without carrying unnecessary extra material.
Scoped rifles and AR-style setups
The Model 104 and Model 110 give larger scoped rifles and AR-style firearms the extra room their optics, accessories and profiles may need.
Not sure which rifle Sack-Up to start with? Measure the complete unloaded firearm, then compare your length and setup with the Sack-Ups fit guide.
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Choose the Sack-Up that fits your rifle.
MODEL 100 (52") – Rifle/Shotgun Sack (Gray)
$14.33View details →
MODEL 106 (42") – Carbine/Short Rifle Sack
$14.35View details →
MODEL 104 (52") – Large Scoped Rifle & AR-15 Sack
$17.57View details →
MODEL 110 (40") – Short Large Scoped Rifle & AR-15 Sack
$15.78View details →
MODEL 1004 – Slip-On Cover for Scoped Rifle (Gray)
$44.86View details →
MODEL 1005 – Slip-On Cover for AR-15/M4 (Gray)
$44.86View details →Storage that stays organized
Give each rifle a protected position in the safe.
Safe capacity numbers rarely account for the real space a rifle needs. Scopes, slings, wider stocks and the clearance required to take one rifle out without bumping another can turn a listed capacity into a crowded row. A fitted Sack-Up gives the finish a softer boundary, while a clear storage arrangement helps that protection do its job.
Put the rifles you use most where you can reach them without sliding a neighboring firearm out of the way. Give larger scoped setups the room they need, and keep moisture-control supplies in a place you will actually notice. When each rifle has a defined position, it is easier to spot a dusty shelf, a damp sleeve or a storage area that needs attention.
For a growing collection, keeping one fitted Sack-Up with each rifle can make the routine more consistent. You do not need to remember which sleeve goes where after every trip. The firearm returns to the same protected place, ready for its next inspection or outing.
Before it goes in
After a range day, hunt or handling session, clear the rifle 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 rifle, sleeve and storage space on a regular schedule. A quick review can reveal a crowded row, dusty surface or moisture concern before it has a chance to affect the finish.
When it is time to go
A properly fitted Sack-Up makes it easier to lift a rifle from its usual spot without dragging it across the next firearm. 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 rifle and a Sack-Up that fits without strain. Avoid forcing the sleeve over a mounted scope, sharp edge, sling swivel or large stock that needs more room. The right amount of space makes the sleeve easier to put on, easier to remove and easier to keep in use after every outing.
For a gun safe, do not let a protective sleeve become an excuse for a crowded row. The soft fabric helps reduce everyday contact, but a rifle still needs enough clearance to come out and go back in calmly. Keep the storage layout simple enough that you can inspect the rifle and its surrounding space without moving half the collection.
For longer storage, keep care consistent. Follow the firearm manufacturer’s guidance, check the finish periodically and make sure the sleeve is clean and dry before use. The best routine is the one that remains easy to repeat after a range day, a hunting season or a change in the collection.
If one rifle has a taller optic or wider accessories than the others, give it the room it needs instead of squeezing it between standard setups. That keeps the sleeve useful, keeps the storage arrangement easier to read and reduces the small handling hassles that can make regular care feel like a chore.
Frequently asked questions
Answers before you choose.
What size rifle sock should I choose?
Measure the unloaded rifle from end to end, then allow room for the stock, recoil pad, scope, sling and other features that change its profile. The 52-inch Model 100 is a useful starting point for many full-length rifles. Shorter carbines may fit the 42-inch Model 106, while a larger scoped rifle or AR-style setup may need the roomier Model 104 or Model 110.
Will a rifle sock fit over a scope?
A scoped rifle needs a sleeve with enough room to slide over the optic without forcing the fabric. Compare the complete rifle, including its scope and any bulky accessories, with the sizing guidance. The large scoped-rifle and AR-15 Sack-Ups are made for setups that need more space than a standard rifle sleeve.
Can I use a rifle sock in a gun safe?
A properly fitted Sack-Up gives a rifle 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 rifle socks useful for transport?
Sack-Ups 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 rifle you count on