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Posted: 8/2/2011 7:15:37 PM EDT
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I know the topic has got to be somewhere on here, but I cant find it.
I need a new hard gun case that can handle impact, rain, fairly securable and hold two rifles with scopes. Not afraid to spend some money but want something that is nice and functional. Mine was stolen 
Please give a review of what you have or know about. Name of Case: Maker: Cost: Size (inside): Pros: Cons: Any other info that might help on the decison: Thanks!!! 
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I know the topic has got to be somewhere on here, but I cant find it. I need a new hard gun case that can handle impact, rain, fairly securable and hold two rifles with scopes. Not afraid to spend some money but want something that is nice and functional. Mine was stolen
Please give a review of what you have or know about. Name of Case: Maker: Cost: Size (inside): Pros: Cons: Any other info that might help on the decison: Thanks!!! I'd recommend Pelican Ain't cheap, but if you think about it, they are inexpensive compared to the damage your stuff could take if you weren't protecting it. |
Pelican Hardigg Storm FTW.
Pelican iM3100
$250 36"x14"x6" Pros: •Six Press & Pull Latches •Two Double-layered, Soft-grip Handles •Two Padlockable Hasps •In-line Wheels •Vortex® Valve •Powerful Hinges •Lightweight Strong HPX® Resin •Watertight •Guaranteed For Life Cons:  
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For those recommending Storm, they are great cases, but you have to find old stock or used cases. Pelican bought them out I liked having the two companies competing, but Pelican in the only game in town now.Storm did not go away, Pelican-Hardigg still produces Storm cases. http://www.pelican.com/case_category_storm.php?CaseSize=%&New=% I have had a pile of both Pelican and Storm, but I prefer the Storm cases due primarily to the closure latches. |
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