What case are you guys using for BR rigs? I really like the Airglide but they are now gone with the wind. Looking for a single hard rifle case that will fit the bill. Going need at least 50' in length.
What is the go to BR Gun Case now that Plano Air glides are discontinued?
- Thread starter plinker4life
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Boilermaker
Silver $$ Contributor
I bought a case from Harbor Freight when I couldn’t find an air glide. It’s a nice case, but I don’t like it as well as my air glide. It’s twice as heavy and the pluck foam is only good for the rifle you set it up for.
DirtySteve
Gold $$ Contributor
If I were in the market for a case right now I would think about Rtic.
rticoutdoors.com
RTIC Shotgun & Rifle Carrying Case - Perfect protection for your gear.
Protect your valuables from the environment and impact. Made in the USA.
rticoutdoors.com
hogpatrol
Gold $$ Contributor
SKB is another option.
www.skbcases.com
iSeries 4909-5 Single Rifle Case
This case features a convoluted foam interior that accommodates scoped rifles up to 49". SKB iSeries Injection Molded Mil-Standard Waterproof Cases are molded of ultra high-strength polypropylene copolymer resin, featuring a gasket-sealed, water and dust tight, submersible design (MIL-STD 810H)...
www.skbcases.com
Shooter13
Gold $$ Contributor
I don't have one of these but several friends do. This is what I'll buy next.
www.skbcases.com
Single Rifle Case 4900
This compact, stylish case accommodates a single rifle up to 48" long and features a shell constructed of ATA-rated HDPE with SKB's unique Perfect Match Valance and an o-ring seal, making this case weather resistant.
www.skbcases.com
JMayo
Silver $$ Contributor
The cheap cases haul them to the matches just fine.
Dusty Stevens
Shiner
I been using the champions choice soft case. I can throw it around all over with no issue- and i wouldnt do that with an air glide
Not to derail the thread, but what are you all doing to combat moisture in these hard cases.
Dusty Stevens
Shiner
Limit exposure. Dont store them in there
Doug Beach
Silver $$ Contributor
If the rifle is staying in your possession, IE no shipping, and no airlines, I see no reason for a hard case.
KYStgtshooter
Silver $$ Contributor
6BRA
Gold $$ Contributor
Single Scoped Rifle or Shotgun Case Long
All-in-one complete gun case for your rifle or shotgun! Designed for those longer guns and shotguns. Convenient, top-loading, drop-in design. Extra-thick foam interior keeps gun protected and secure (can be cut to customize fit of gun). TSA Compliant. Made in the USA. Lifetime Warranty.
lakewoodproducts.com
Nothing better imo toploader
Dusty Stevens
Shiner
Itll sure cause you to leave em at the house
I found this deal online for the PELICAN vault 770, may just be a Black Friday deal but I went ahead and ordered one.
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DaveTooley
Gold $$ Contributor
Rtic stuff is good and reasonably priced.If I were in the market for a case right now I would think about Rtic.
RTIC Shotgun & Rifle Carrying Case - Perfect protection for your gear.
Protect your valuables from the environment and impact. Made in the USA.
DirtySteve
Gold $$ Contributor
I did not know they made gun cases till three days ago. I have a lot on their mugs/thumblers and three coolers.
DaveTooley
Gold $$ Contributor
I didn't either. Love their coolers. Santa has been told to deliver a couple of soft sided coolers.
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