The Safety Scabbard Story:

“Having grown up an avid hunter, I have looked down more barrels than I like to think about,” said Randy McCrary, 44 of Estill. “Too often I’ve seen a rifle fall over while being transported to or from the field or woods following an afternoon of hunting.

The defining moment came when McCrary and a friend had finished a day of quail hunting and had returned to a lodge in an open vehicle. “Our ‘Sweet 16s’ weren’t in the racks of our vehicle. We backtracked and found the guns in the dirt where we had crossed a wooden bridge. The guns had bounced out without our realizing it.” McCrary said.

“Growing up in the metal trades as a millwright and being co-owner of McCrary’s Inc., I knew I had to develop a means of keeping my guns safe and secure. I was a young father and I wanted to protect both my family and the heritage of my guns,” he said. Thus the Safety Scabbard was born.

Its design is slim, safe and secure. “No longer do I worry about losing my guns on bumpy roads,” said McCrary. “I know my family, my friends and my long guns are safe to and from the field or woods.”