Rifle Cases

[sroc112]

I currently use soft gun cases for all of my transport to/from range but have been looking into a few hard cases to have on hand as well.

While I love Pelican products, the cost for their rifle cases is just not in the budget right now.

Looking into Plano and debating between the all weather 2 or the rustrictor series.

Does anyone know anything about their rustrictor "technology"? Is it actually anything beneficial to support the price premium over the all weather? Apparently they use it in their tackle boxes as well.

Just thought I'd see if anyone here has any feedback/suggestions. Thanks

 

[143lrsd]

I've used Pelican's in the past but, Boyt, in my opinion, is just a good at a fraction of the price. That and they have held up to well in adverse weather conditions.

 

[LuvDog]

I actually prefer Boyt over Pelican even without cost being a factor.

 

[OR.gun]

Really should look at a Boyt before making a decision to purchase.

 

[B y r o n]

No matter the case selected you should incorporate at least one of these:

 

[Baron23]

I too recommend looking at Boyt

TSA Approved Gun Cases

Boyt Harness Company’s fine family of outdoor adventure brands. Boyt, Mud River, Bob Allen, Gokey, Rattlers, and Super Sling, providing high quality, life time guaranteed products to hunters, shooters, sporting dog enthusiasts, field trialers and stockmen since 1901.

www.boytharness.com

But also look at Condition 1

https://condition1.com/collections/longwaterproofhardcases?sort_by=manual&filter.p.product_type=Hard+Case&filter.v.price.gte=&filter.v.price.lte=

 

[sroc112]

Hmm some new options presented here, I'll have to do some research.

 

[ma smith]

Dont forget apache cases and almost all hard cases go on sale.

 

[pell1203]

Look at Nanuk hard sided cases as well. Very well built and reasonably priced (relative to Pelican) when on sale.