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what would be a good flight-legal one rifle case to buy? im kind of worried about carrying something like that in luggage (not because of the hassle but because im afraid itll be mishandled or lost). would a decent rifle case be able to protect against the effects of personnel carelessness?
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sams club has the remington aluminum case on sale for $50 it is flight legal -
It may be legal, but I wouldn't want to take it on a plane. I took a precision rifle class out in Texas and had my fairly light rifle banged around quite a bit. It was in one of those cheaper aluminum ones. Luckily, the gun didn't get beat up too bad, but the case sure was. If it had been a heavier rifle, or 2 rifles, it would have been bad.
Pelican and Starlight cases get great reviews.GAP Team Shooter 5Comment
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SKB cases are all airline approved and are good quality.Comment
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Pelican?
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I use pelican cases for my nigh tvision and my AR15 and I have no complaints.Comment
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I fly with Pelican and Starlight cases.
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I don't have a pelican for my gun, but I use them extensively for traveling with very fragile and critical equipment. We send them through Fed-ex and UPS also and they hold up extremely well. They are not such a bad price either.Comment
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www.casesforless.com for Pelicans. US Special Forces use Pelicans...and those boys ain't 'zactly easy on their gear."A nation can survive its fools, and even the ambitious. But it cannot survive treason from within. An enemy at the gates is less formidable, for he is known and carries his banner openly. But the traitor moves amongst those within the gate freely, his sly whispers rustling through all the alleys, heard in the very halls of government itself...A murderer is less to fear. The traitor is the plague."......CiceroComment
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Hardigg Storm cases are the shiz! I put a label on it saying BIOHAZARD: MEDICAL TESTING SAMPLES.
My cases were suddenly more gingerly handled.
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Whatever you decide to go with make sure it is HEAVY DUTY. Went to Texas a couple years ago with a double rifle case and by the time I got back to Ca I don't think it would endure another trip through the luggage system. The thing was about smashed to bits. And this was no cheapy case either, I think they get off on seeing how much damage they can do to peoples luggage or something. Thing looked like it had been dropped off the empire state building
SO be sure what you use is tough enough.
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