Gun case advise

[BuffCyclist]

Thanks for that link BC. I need some for my pistol case.

No problem, they are the cheapest place and most highly recommended that I found. If you purchase more than $75 worth of foam, it ships free. Granted, they ship a little slow, taking 3-5 days to process then just ship via UPS Ground, but its still cheaper than other places and definitely cheaper than buying the Pelican Branded replacement foam set.

[Hound]

Yes, good find on the foam.

[vectorsc]

oddly, I'd say go with a soft case- The lightest one you can that has padding. Most modern precision guns had military designed gear as their immediate parentage - the more money you spent the tougher the SOB should be. I have two pelican 1750's I never use - I either sling the rifle or soft case it in a nice soft case.

[Guylee]

I like my pelican because I can pack a lot of crap in it and it has wheels so it's all easy to move around. And as others have said...it's tough as nails.

[mcantar18c]

Boyt ftw

[JohnnyEgo]

I like my pelican because I can pack a lot of crap in it and it has wheels so it's all easy to move around. And as others have said...it's tough as nails.

Long live grossly over-stuffing a Pelican for air travel!







Never buy a hard case without wheels.

[Great-Kazoo]

Long live grossly over-stuffing a Pelican for air travel!







Never buy a hard case without wheels.

Kind of scarey someone with so much firepower, lives that close to us.

[lostcolorado]

Plano a nice alternative to Pelican.
http://planomolding.com/subCategory.php?CID=144

[lostcolorado]

This was a cool system. Soft case designed to fit in a hard case.

[smchop]

Agreed on the pelican, just set my DTA up in a 1720, works great.