Remington’s New Range Bag, Gun Case Lineup Available Now

Remington’s lineup of range and field-ready accessories announced in January 2024 is shipping now.

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posted on July 15, 2024
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New for 2024, Remington has launched a collection of range and field-ready accessories, including gun cases, shell pouches and range bags.
Photo courtesy of Remington

Remington Ammunition’s new line of range and field-ready accessories that was announced during SHOT Show 2024 is now available and ready to ship.

The collection of rifle cases, shotgun cases, shell pouches and range bags in the Premier, First in the Field and Gun Club product lines are designed to cater to the needs of shooters and hunters at every level.

PREMIER

Remington’s new Premier line sports high quality and craftsmanship. The top-tier scoped rifle cases, shotgun cases, range bag and shell pouch are built rugged to provide protection in tough conditions. Upgraded with brass hardware, 18-ounce waxed canvas and real leather accents, Remington said the Premier series “exudes sophistication and durability.”

  • Premier Shell Pouch, MSRP: $54.99 
  • Premier Range Bag, MSRP: $159.99 
  • Premier Shotgun Case 48-inch, MSRP: $94.99 
  • Premier Shotgun Case 52-inch, MSRP: $94.99 
  • Premier Scoped Rifle Case 44-inch, MSRP: $99.99 
  • Premier Scoped Rifle Case 48-inch, MSRP: $99.99 
FIRST IN THE FIELD

For outdoor enthusiasts seeking top-notch quality, Remington’s First in the Field gun case series is a solid choice. Developed by hunters for hunters, these gun cases feature foam padding, detachable slings and zippered pockets. Plus, the First in the Field case’s heavy-duty foam padding will float up to 12 pounds, a feature handy in any boat or blind. Available in Olive Drab Green or Mossy Oak Bottomland, these cases will blend with outdoor surroundings. 

  • First in the Field Shotgun Case 48-inch, MSRP: $54.99 
  • First in the Field Shotgun Case 52-inch, MSRP: $54.99 
  • First in the Field Scoped Rifle Case 44-inch, MSRP: $59.99 
  • First in the Field Scoped Rifle Case 48-inch, MSRP: $59.99  
GUN CLUB

Remington’s Gun Club line offers affordable firearm accessories that are both water-resistant and durable. Designed with the outdoor enthusiast in mind, these accessories provide reliable protection at budget prices. 

  • Gun Club Rifle Case 40-inch, MSRP: $29.99 
  • Gun Club Rifle Case 48-inch, MSRP: $29.99 
  • Gun Club Shotgun Case 52-inch, MSRP: $29.99 
  • Gun Club Range Bag, MSRP: $54.99 
  • Gun Club Pouch, MSRP: $11.99 
  • Gun Club Combo Shell Hull Bag, MSRP: $34.99 

Also available in Remington’s new line of range and field accessories to keep your shotguns safe is a new portable tri-fold gun case (MSRP: $39.99) and 53-inch neoprene gun sleeve (MSRP: $34.99).

Learn more at remington.com.

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