Eylar 39 Inch Rolling Hard Rifle Case - Lightweight Durable Gun Case with Stacker Design & Protective Foam | Perfect for Firearm Storage, Range Transport & Airline Travel
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Product Description
Introducing the 39" Intact Stacker Series Hard Roller Rifle Case - the perfect solution for securely transporting your valuable gear and equipment. This case is designed to accommodate rifles and gear, with a foam interior providing protection during transport. Crafted from durable polypropylene plastic, this case ensures your equipment remains safe and organized. The integrated wheels and retractable handle make transportation a breeze, while the secure locking system adds an extra layer of security. Upgrade your gear storage with the 39" Intact Stacker Series Hard Roller Rifle Case and enjoy peace of mind knowing your equipment is well-protected.
Product Features
External 39.37" x 13.77" x 5.51" Internal 37.20" x 11.61" x 4.92" Weighs 10.58 lbs
Stacker Case Can be stacked with all other INTACT Stacker Series Cases for secure and organized transport.
Four layers of foam 1 convoluted, 2 pull and pluck, 1 solid pad
2 Standard paddlock mounting points & center handle for easy carrying.
Two integrated solid roller wheels for ease of transport.
Customer Reviews
First impressions.Pros:The overall construction of the case feels fairly solid without alot of weight for its size when compared to other brands we have all heard of. The pick and pluck foam layers are a decent density to protect what you put in it and are easy to remove. The wheels are lower diameter than some other cases, while being nice and wide. The latches feel sturdy with very noticeable indexing when latched. The lid seal appears to be decent material and seated rather well. The corresponding raised rim of the base is significant and more than adequate.Cons:The pressure relief valve is not an automatic valve, but a manual screw style cap with o-ring. It will work, but some people may find it to be more "fiddley" that they would prefer. The base layer of foam is rather thin and feels like it would not provide much cushion in an impact. While the lid seal appears to be good, I am a little concerned as to how well the raised rim of the base and it will fully seal against water and other small particle debris, i.e. sand and fine dirt (moon dust to the firefighters out there). If you pluck out 1 row for G.I. mags, it's just a bit on the snug side for my liking, and doing 2 rows wide is even a bit too loose for the various polymer mags on the market.Points of improvement:The base layer of foam could be more dense and a little thicker. The size of the cuts made for the pick and pluck foam could be reduced by approximately 50% would yield more versatility for various size and shaped objects. Possibly utilize an automatic pressure relief valve for user simplicity. Add metal reinforcement around the lock points like your other cases have. Relocate or add additional lock points near the outside corners of the case to aid in storage security.Final thoughts.Overall I am very happy with this case. It safely fits a couple of pews and some spare magazines without the absurd price tag and added extra weight to haul around. Time will tell just how well this case will hold up, but if it does as good as I hope, I will be picking up more to setup for other pews. If any of the aforementioned improvement ideas are implemented as well, I will definitely be purchasing more of these cases. I will try to update this review later down the line if I remember.
