Plano Molding Company, LLC

Jesse Simpkins

Joseph Frank Fiore

John J Hagemann

Thomas Hurt

A firearm carrying case includes a rigid outer housing and a flexible inner shell and pockets defined between the flexible inner shell and the outer housing. The outer housing includes a body having a contoured wall with an engagement portion, a chamber, and an open end. The open end is defined in a first plane. The outer housing also includes an end cap having a contoured wall an engagement portion, a chamber, and an open end. The end cap open end is defined in a second plane such that when the body and end cap are interconnected, an interior cavity is defined. The engagement portions interengage along a line of separation disposed oblique to the longitudinal axis, such that disconnection of the end cap from the body is easier. The flexible inner shell includes a soft wall defining an opening and an interior cavity for receiving the firearm. The inner shell is selectively, cooperatively and slidingly received within the chambers. The firearm may be selectively disposed within the flexible inner shell when the flexible inner shell is disposed within the body and carried independently of the rigid outer housing and in cooperation therewith.

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Hinckley, IL, United States of America

Jesse Simpkins