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Hello fellow troopers!

 

I am super thrilled that I got a T-21 literally hours before my Rogue One trooping began.

 

Now that  I have been out and about with it, I’ve turned my attention to protecting it and transporting it.

 

It doesn’t seem wise for a ton of reasons to carry it out in the open.

 

That being said, I was looking for advice and recommendations on what fellow T-21 owners use to protect/carry their BFGs?

 

Soft case vs. hard case… pro’s and con’s

 

Thanks 

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A lot of it depends on whether it is a Hyperfirm or home/scratch built, BJ.  With a Hyperfirm you could use a soft case, as it is basically indestructible.  The same with a home-built as long as you don't bang it around too much.  You might try a gun store to find out what size you will need.  I personally have never used a case for my HF, and never run into a problem carrying it to or from a troop.

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I bought the 52" x 16" version of this for my Hyperfirm DLT-19.  I'm hoping my T-21 will also fit in the case.  The padding is ok, but with rough handling it may not be enough for a more brittle BFG.  It is pretty roomy inside so perhaps you could add more foam if you wanted.
 

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001OLVHMO?th=1&psc=1

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For my T21 and DLT-19 I transport in a foam sleeve, for storing at home I have them on a weapons rack up off the floor. I have often looked at a rifle box or similar for transport but they are very large.

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Thank you all for the comments. Mine is not a HF, it is one of Blaster 8266's beautiful productions. It's solid, but I just want to protect it. I also am thinking that it is a "safer" and more responsible to carry it into a troop covered. I like the idea of a hard case, but I'm looking for a used price.

 

 

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