Breakdown AR-SBR & AR Pistol Case (Gen-2)

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$159.99

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Fits AR Pistol or SBR

Padlockable (with customer supplied padlock)

Case has a Lifetime Warranty

Compatible Firearms

AR15 Pistol (broken down)
SBR AR15
Max Upper Length: (See Image)

Compatible Accessories

Buffer tube configuration
Pistol brace configuration
Standard collapsible stock
Holds 4 30rd magazines (regular or pmag)
Accommodates standard sized optics
Accommodates angled foregrips & small hand grips
*If you have the Law Tactical AR Folding Stock the bolt carrier group will have to be removed to fit the upper receiver into the case as the extension attached to the bolt is too long to fit
Does not fit side-mounted attachments

Case Features

Foam is customizable by each individual user based on their gun's features
Foam is closed cell military grade polyethylene which can be wiped clean
Airline approved for checked luggage
Comes with moisture removing silica gel
Case is 100% waterproof & dustproof

In stock

Breakdown AR-SBR & AR Pistol Case (Gen-2) - Available at Amazon

Categories: AR15 Rifle Cases, Breakdown Cases, Case Club Cases, Gun Cases, Rifle Cases, Specific Pistol Models SKU: ASSYCC5941PEAR15

Breakdown AR-SBR & AR Pistol Case (Gen-2)

Product Specifications

Interior Dimensions	18.80"L x 13.10"W x 4.35"H (478mm x 333mm x 110.49mm)
Exterior Dimensions	21.50"L x 17.25"W x 4.80"H (546mm x 438mm x 122mm)
Shipping Weight	11.00 LBS (estimated weight of the product with packaging such as a cardboard box) (4.99 kg)
Characteristics	Waterproof, Shippable, Lifetime Warranty, Crushproof, Outdoor Use
Hardware	No Wheels, Padlockable, Hinged Lid, Pressure Equalization Valve
Case Material	Plastic
Manufacturing Method	Injection Molded
Manufacturing Origin	United States of America
Rifle / Shotgun Type	AR Pistol, AR15 (Short Barrel)
Extended Title	Fits AR Pistol or SBR
Brand	AR Pistol
SKU	ASSYCC5941PEAR15

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We have no reported cases of our products causing harm or danger to anyone. We believe in the safety of our products and we meet all the applicable safety requirements. We are unable to test against the 900+ chemicals listed for Prop 65 and to 100% certainty, and therefore, in an abundance of caution, we have placed the warning on our products to be in compliance with this California regulation. You will also see the Prop 65 warning on products that you buy outside of California, because we are unable to determine our products’ final retail destination.
For any questions you may have about our products and California Prop 65, please contact us.

Customer Questions

Q Will this fit / close with a Streamlight Pro Tac HL-X mounted in the 1:30 position (on an M-Lok 4... answer now
Asked by TPW on July 25, 2024 9:36 am

Answered by the admin
In general this case will not work well with side mounted attachments. Side attachments will likely interfere with the lid items and prevent the case from closing.
Q What are the specs of the foam that I can use to purchase blocks of your foam and cut custom inse... answer now
Asked by TJ on July 4, 2023 9:03 am

Answered by the admin
Our foam is closed cell polyethylene (PE). It can be found here: https://www.caseclub.com/product-category/case-club-cases/raw-material/
Q What's the difference between generation 1 and generation 2? answer now
Asked by Dwayne Leal on September 28, 2021 10:24 am

Answered by the admin The primary update to this case is the addition of exterior structural ribs to the outside case shell which increases durability. A minor update was the addition of a plastic panel behind the lid foam in which the Velcro is threaded through, making the Velcro straps much stronger when being pulled on.
Q Is this case TSA approved? answer now
Asked by EUGENE SCHNEIDER on May 19, 2020 11:57 am

Answered by the admin
Yes, this case is TSA approved and can be checked on an airplane.
Q Can I buy the foam without the case? answer now
Asked by Eric Lee on April 10, 2020 4:27 pm

Answered by the admin
For this product we don't offer the foam separate from case.
Q My complete upper is under 21" long, but the hand guard is 13" long. Would my gun fit in this case? answer now
Asked by Rob on November 24, 2019 8:08 am

Answered by the admin
Based on the dimensions, the gun should fit into this case. The cutout for the upper is 21.2" long & there are perforations in the foam to accommodate a hand guard that goes almost to the barrel tip. Highlighted in yellow is the foam you will likely need to remove. Of course if you have an optic, you will remove select perforations above the upper as well.
Q Can the mag slot be changed to glock pistol magazines for s pistol caliber rifle? answer now
Asked by K T on October 20, 2019 2:35 pm

Answered by the admin We require a minimum order quantity of 10 to make design customizations.
Q Is there a foam insert available for the accessory pocket to accommodate a sub compact handgun? answer now
Asked by Bruce Hoover on August 26, 2019 5:33 pm

Answered by the admin
We don't have a pistol insert that can be put into the accessory pocket area. The primary reason is because that area is intended for the stock/brace to fit into from the lid. Although small accessories can be stored in that area, a full size pistol would prevent the case from shutting if the AR had a stock or brace attached to the lower.
Q Can the mag slots be reconfigured to hold 3 Surefire (60 Rd.) mags? answer now
Asked by Tom Boyd on April 27, 2019 11:14 pm

Answered by the admin
The answer is likely no. The magazine slot in the base of the case cannot be extended or it will hit the case side wall. The 2 magazines in the lid could possibly be connected to allow for a single longer magazine, but it will definitely not hold 3. Furthermore if the magazine in the lid (or base) was not flush with the surface of the foam it would likely hit the other items when shutting the case. All things considered, no this insert could not be modified to hold any 60rd mags.