Buy Pelican 1750 Case with Foam for Rifle BlackPelican 1750 Case with Foam for Rifle Black Product Description:
- Waterproof, crush-proof and dust-proof
- Easy open double throw latches
- Open cell core with solid wall design - strong, lightweight
- O-Ring seal
- Automatic pressure equalization valve
- Pelican cases are kept watertight through the use of a tongue and groove fit and a polymer o-ring.
- Pelican cases come standard with an Automatic Pressure Equalization Valve which releases built up air pressure while keeping water out.
- Stainless steel reinforced padlock protectors
- Interior Dimensions (inches): 50.50 x 13.50 x 5.25
Product Description
Waterproof, crush-proof and dust-proof. Easy open double throw latches. Open cell core with solid wall design - strong, lightweight. O-Ring seal. Automatic pressure equalization valve. Fold down handles. Strong polyurethane wheels with stainless steel bearings. Stainless steel hardware and padlock protectors. 3-piece foam set. Personalized nameplate service available. Lifetime guarantee of excellence. 50 1/2" W x 13 1/2" H x 5 1/4" D.
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44 of 44 people found the following review helpful.
Perfect Rifle Case and Very Versatile
By retrodog
I've been hauling my rifles around for years. Some of them are quite expensive and I wanted something that would protect them well. This case has three layers of foam. The two side layers are left solid to protect the contents, while the middle layer can be custom cut to almost any shape you need. That locks in the gun without putting too much pressure on it like cheaper cases. Making the cutouts just a bit smaller than the gun shape will keep them nice and tight, but still easy to insert and remove.The plastic exterior is fairly thick and very rugged. It looks and feels like it would take a good beating and hold up just fine. There are four very thick heavy-duty clasps that hold it closed. Hinges and material feel very solid. No apparent weak spots in the moving parts.One side, at one end, of the case has two small diameter wheels. These wheels are fairly wide though and made of some very hard rubber material. Pelican put an extra carry handle at the other end of the case so that you could just grab that end and let the other end roll along on the floor, cutting your carry weight in half. There is also the traditional side handle though in case you want to carry it in the conventional manner.There's also a little pressure release valve for pressure equalization or some such thing, but I haven't fiddled around with that at all so I'm not really sure how useful it is.All-in-all I'd have to say that this is one tough cookie. I've been using it for about 6-7 years and it has held up well. I'd get another one exactly like it in a heartbeat.Oh, and another feature that I'd like to point out is the availability of additional foam inserts. For about $50 you can get a 3-pack. With that, you can have four different sets of custom cutouts for various gun combinations that you might want to carry. I did this and can quickly switch from one that has my AR-10 and AR15, over to another that supports my MP5 and MP5K, along with accessories. Or another switch and I can carry the HK91 and HK93.
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful.Why buy anything other than a Pelican??
By 50BMG Shooter
To start with, I live by the saying "you get what you pay for". YES, Pelican brand cases are expensive. YES, you can find similar cases much cheaper. NO, they aren't the same! I own MANY different brands of cases, and if you're just transporting a gun or two from your home to the range, ok fine. A Plano or similar case will "work". If you plan on transporting your gun on a plane somewhere, or you have a high quality expensive firearm (or camera equipment, computer parts, etc), then just "works" doesn't work for me. I have purchased other Pelican cases in the past, and with good reason. They have the highest quality, the most durable materials, and stand behind their products 100%.Pros:Durable, high impact case with 4 latches AND lock eyelets with steel rings for securityhigh quality foam inserts, not the cheap egg crate foamautomatic pressure release valveTSA approved for airline travel (NOTE, not ALL cases can be carried on a plane!high impact wheels for easy transport, also has a top carry handle to give you optionsCons:the case itself is very heavy. you could drive a car or truck over the case and it wouldn't break. Once you load a 10-15lb rifle (or in my case, a 35lb rifle) it's a bit of a chore regardless.price is high - yes, but again you can't expect high quality AND a cheap price. That's not how it worksfoam is somewhat difficult to work with. Plan on spending some time PREPARING to do your cutouts. You don't want to mess it up, since replacement foam is upwards of $30. Plan, draw, review, THEN cut!That's my review in a nutshell. Hope it helps!
16 of 17 people found the following review helpful.A great case at a fair price!!!!
By Grizz41626
A lot of people don't think that you need to spend this kind of money on a case, but take it from me it matters! I've been shooting competitively for years now and nothing is worse than buying a cheap case and having to completely reset your optics after a flight. Spend the money upfront or waste time afterwards just getting back to square one. This is my third pelican case so now I don't have to switch out the inserts when I bring different setups. But switching the foam inserts is a way to save a little money if you want. Also if your looking for a double firearm case for an AR-15 style weapons system you can usually do it with this case. Although if you are going to try and put two 20" barrel AR-15 it's going to be really tight. Also be careful cutting the foam make sure you have the layout exactly how you want it before you start cutting or you can end up with a real mess!
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