Elephant hide rifle case for sale

[Altitude sickness]

Natural un dyed elephant hide rifle case like new. I think I used it once. I have another one.( not as nice as this one ) And don’t need two.

11” tall 52” long

$750 shipped

 

[Wildwillalaska]

I’ll take this.

 

[Altitude sickness]

Sold

 

[krish]

Wow
Krish

 

[Hatchetjack]

Sold

You’ve got all kinds of goodies , I’m coming to your house

 

[Killo]

That was fast!!!

 

[Green Chile]

Nice. I look forward to converting more panels to usable goods.

 

[Luvthunt]

Nice case, nice buy!

 

[Rare Breed]

Natural un dyed elephant hide rifle case like new. I think I used it once. I have another one.( not as nice as this one ) And don’t need two.

11” tall 52” long

$750 shipped


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I cannot believe I missed this. If you ever want to sell your other one please pm me and I will buy it!!! @Wildwillalaska if you change your mind, I will buy it!!!!

 

[Sh1kar]

Natural un dyed elephant hide rifle case like new. I think I used it once. I have another one.( not as nice as this one ) And don’t need two.

11” tall 52” long

$750 shipped


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Very ice

I'm intrigued - is it made from trunk hide?

s

 

[Altitude sickness]

I’m not sure. It wasn’t my hide

 

[Sh1kar]

I’m not sure. It wasn’t my hide

Looking at the grain and “banding” I suspect it is. Thanks

S

 

[cwickgo9]

As someone that works with leather, that is a beautiful case. I just made myself a wallet from elephant, giraffe, wildebeest and cape buffalo. Also just finished an elephant/sting ray/hippo knife sheath for a feather damascus knife made by the late, great Eric Els.

 

[Wildwillalaska]

Look what made it home!

Sold

Thank you.

 

[Altitude sickness]

It’s a very stout protective case. The lining is better than natural wool.

Many think wool is the best lining. and it used to be. but it can be an issue if you put a damp or wet gun inside of a case. Or if it’s just humid when you use it.

“The processing of wool can leave behind trace amounts of acids from cleaning or dyes, which, when combined with trapped moisture, can trigger a corrosive reaction with the rifle's steel. While pure wool has a natural pH of 4.5 to 6.5, processing can alter its acidity.

Capillary action of fibers: Wool fibers can trap and hold moisture against the surface of the steel. In a closed environment like a rifle case, this creates a humid microclimate. The trapped moisture and air exposure can cause the iron in the steel to oxidize, forming rust.”