motorcycle shotgun case?

[hgsw67]

okay with the price of gas projected to go past $5.00 a gallon soon, who has any info or ideas on mounting a shotgun case (preferably hard case and lockable) onto a motorcycle. Mine is a 1999 Goldwing. The closest
i've seen is produced by Koplpin and is made more for an ATV.
my favorite sporting clays course is almost 2 hours away and an economical way to get would help pay for a few additional days of shooting.
Thanks In Advance!
hgsw67

[paulpa21]

Get a sling.

[internet troll]

Maybe something like this.

http://www.amazon.com/Tactical-Steal...d_sim_sbs_sg_3

[firebird.77]

Just get a shotgun scabbard and rock it across your back

[Cherokee60]

Just bungie it to your apehangers. Duh, right!?!?

[kel ruger man]

sling it across your back. or just strap it down to the trunk rack. i used to do that.

[hgsw67]

thanks all, so far no real solutions, planning on riding two up so slings wont work. two slings for the passenger would put too much weight on her shoulders. I am thinking about aitch type carrier, Honda does make something similar for golf clubs. still looking for a solution, but definately getting good ideas here. THANKS!

[shotguncasess444]

Hi we have the same concern...I ride motorcycle too, later on I purchase a shotgun case that makes me feel comfortable bringing my gun. You should try it too, a show of concern from me brother.

[MOUNTAINORACLE]

Modify an ATV case & mount to bike.

[QuackXP]

thanks all, so far no real solutions, planning on riding two up so slings wont work. two slings for the passenger would put too much weight on her shoulders. I am thinking about aitch type carrier, Honda does make something similar for golf clubs. still looking for a solution, but definately getting good ideas here. THANKS!

I was going to say to bungee it across the passenger seat over your sidebars. But with a passenger that is not going to work. Not sure about the Goldwing but I have seen top cases that have a luggage rack on the top that you could strap it on to.

Also how easy is it to remove the stock from this shotgun? You could end up with a smaller case this way and assemble it when you get to your destination.