Why Buy Gun Cases From Wolf Armouries?
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Free UK shipping on orders over £100.
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Price Match Guarantee for competitive value.
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Hard and soft rifle cases available.
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Options for airsoft rifles, air rifles and shotguns.
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Pick-and-pluck foam cases for a customised fit.
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Secure handles, catches and reinforced designs.
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Fast UK dispatch and easy returns.
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Expert support when choosing the right case size.
Choose the Right Rifle Case
The best case depends on the size of your rifle, the accessories fitted and how often you travel. A soft airsoft rifle case is lightweight, easy to carry and often includes useful pockets for magazines, batteries and tools. A hard gun case provides more substantial protection against impacts and is a practical choice for heavier equipment, scoped rifles or frequent transport.
Measure the complete length and height of your rifle before ordering, including any suppressor, optic, bipod or stock extension. Allowing a little extra internal space makes it easier to position the rifle without placing pressure on mounted accessories.
Hard Rifle Cases
A hard rifle case uses a rigid outer shell to protect its contents from knocks and crushing pressure, whereas a rifle bag still protects your airsoft gun. A hard gun case gives you extra security. Many models also include foam lining, strong latches and reinforced carry handles. These cases are well suited to players transporting higher-value rifles or equipment with optics that need additional protection.
For a more tailored setup, a pick-and-pluck rifle case allows sections of pre-cut foam to be removed around the shape of your rifle and accessories. This helps keep everything securely positioned inside the case.
Soft Rifle Cases
Soft cases or rifle bags offer a lighter and more flexible alternative to a hard case. They are ideal for everyday trips to an airsoft site and often include shoulder straps, carry handles and external storage compartments. Padded interiors help protect against minor knocks and scratches, while zipped pockets keep magazines and essential kit close at hand.
Popular Rifle Case Features
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Protective foam or padded internal lining.
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Pick-and-pluck foam for custom equipment layouts.
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Lockable or reinforced catches on selected hard cases.
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Accessory pockets for magazines, batteries and tools.
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Padded handles and adjustable shoulder straps.
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Internal securing straps to reduce movement.
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Wheels on selected larger hard cases.
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Compact and full-length case options.
Buying Advice
Start by measuring your bb rifle from the end of the barrel or muzzle device to the rear of the stock. (You can remove the silencers if you have one) You should also measure its total height with the magazine removed and any optic still fitted. Compare these measurements with the case's internal dimensions rather than relying only on its external size.
A compact carbine may fit comfortably in a shorter airsoft case, while a long air rifle, sniper rifle or shotgun will need a full-length design. If you regularly carry optics, spare magazines or other accessories, choose a case with additional space or dedicated storage compartments.
Hard Cases vs Soft Cases
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Case Type
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Best For
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Main Advantages
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Hard Rifle Case
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Frequent transport and scoped rifles
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Rigid impact protection, secure catches and supportive foam.
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Soft Rifle Case
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Regular skirmish days and lighter equipment
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Lightweight, easy to carry and often includes extra pockets.
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Pick-and-Pluck Case
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Custom equipment layouts
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Foam can be shaped around the rifle and accessories.
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Rifle Case Care and Maintenance
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Remove dirt and moisture after each journey or game day.
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Allow wet fabric cases to dry fully before storage.
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Check zips, hinges, catches and handles for wear.
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Keep foam inserts clean and free from oil or debris.
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Do not force an oversized rifle into a case.
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Store the case in a dry area away from excessive heat.
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Keep batteries and gas magazines stored appropriately rather than loose inside the case.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size rifle case do I need?
Measure the full length and height of your rifle with its usual accessories fitted. Select a case with internal dimensions slightly larger than those measurements. Bigger cases can take 2 airsoft rifles.
Is a hard rifle case better than a soft case?
A hard case generally provides stronger impact and crush protection against drops. A soft case is lighter, easier to carry and often more convenient for routine trips to an airsoft site.
Can I use an air rifle case for an airsoft gun?
Yes, provided the internal dimensions and padding are suitable. Many air rifle cases also work well for airsoft rifles and other similarly sized equipment.
What is a pick-and-pluck rifle case?
It is a hard case containing pre-cut foam cubes that can be removed by hand. This allows you to create a fitted space for your rifle, magazines, optics and accessories.
Should I remove the magazine before placing a rifle in its case?
Yes. Remove the magazine and make sure the rifle is unloaded and safe before placing it into a case. Follow the handling rules that apply to your equipment and location.
Can a rifle case hold accessories as well?
Many cases include extra compartments or enough internal space for magazines, batteries, ammunition, optics and tools safely. Avoid placing loose items where they could scratch or damage the rifle.
Are rifle cases lockable?
Some hard cases include lock holes or lockable catches. Product specifications should be checked carefully if a lockable case is required. A good gun case should meet TSA rules for flying with firearms they should also be waterproof, dustproof and firearm-safe.
Can I use a rifle case for a real shotgun firearm?
Yes, as long as the case is long and wide enough for the shotgun. Always compare the shotgun's measurements with the listed internal case dimensions before purchasing.