NANUKLong Series 995 Lightweight NK-7 Resin Waterproof Rifle & Shotgun Protective Case with Wheels, Foam Interior, Olive

Well made

Couldnt bring myself to shelling out what Pelican was asking for their long rifle cases, glad to have found this one. Not a lightweight but very solid case. I needed a replacement for my last hard case that I had purchased in the mid 80s. This one should be able to protect bang sticks on the way to and from outings long after I am pushing up daisies. Some tool gave it 1 star because it didnt have pull and pluck foam. The description clearly says 3 layers of solid foam with egg crate top foam. Pull and pluck is for disposable shipping boxes not quality rifle cases. I have multiple long arms that I transport at different times and do not want to cut the foam to fit a single specific toy. I would have to have 100 different inserts or 100 different cases. My Savage 110 Elite Precision in 300PRC with 30" barrel and Tract Torric glass fits snug without removing any foam. Though the case is a little short for it if I leave my Area419 Sidewinder on. So I remove it for transporting. If I feel the fit is too snug I can always remove the thin first layer of foam, no cutting involved.

If you can avoid buying a piece of luggage big enough to serve as a coffin I would recommend it. If you simply must preserve yourself on the go...you can't go wrong with this thing.It is designed pretty thoughtfully. You don't notice it at first till you count four big padlock holes (so you can do better thanlocker padlocks) reinforced with steel so you can't zip through the plastic with a cutoff wheel. Mine came with two of the four latches having on board locks as well. They aren't complex keys but them with 4 padlocks should buy you a lot of time to deter an oppotunistic thief from breaking into your luggage in transit. This is a factor if you're packing expensive, fragile and important things you have to check for a flight.I went with it as a rifle case. It's TSA approved. I cut-out all the items that go with the rifle intl the foam. It's about 2 inches thick and you don't need to cut clean through for every single item you'll put into the case. Give about a half inch of clearance from case walls with what you cut into the foam as the case seals a bit over the lip of the bottom foam.It's literally a tank. And looks like a movie assassin case for cool points. Do it. But it measures around 55" standing tall so...don't hurt yourself if you aren't so tall.

It comes with built-in locks and two keys, you can also secure it with your own lock or wire tie it shut in dedicated holes that matchup in both lids, the lid has a rubber gasket that will help to keep out liquids, it has three solid foam pieces...one for the bottom lid, another for the top lid, and one for the center which you can cut to your specific needs, it’s made in Canada, has handles on the top and sides, has durable roller wheels, and (my favorite feature) is that the lid, when opened, stays upright and locked in that position. It doesn't just flop over like MANY other gun gases out there. However, if you want to lay the lid flat, you can do that as well.

The foam is super weak and cheap, same kind I got in my $30 case. The latches are a terrible design. You pinch your finger everytime you open it and you need to engage the latch just to close them. 1/5 really poor design way overpriced

Excellent product only complaint lock holes do not exactly match.

Great case it's my third one

This thing finally arrived, it took a while but that's on Amazon not Nanuk. They delivered the first one to some "parcel locker". Which means someone got a free case.It arrived in a huge box well protected. It weighed 23.6 pounds before cutting the foam. After cutting the foam and placing two rifles inside, it weighed 39.5 pounds.My only knock would be i wish the foam was teh more rigid kind. I might order one from Guardian Foam Inserts, who has a whole line just for Nanuk cases. A huge bonus over other cases.