Case Club 2 Pistol & 18 Magazine Case with Accessory Pocket. Pre-Cut, Heavy Duty, Waterproof with Silica Gel for Gun Rust Prevention (Upgraded Gen-2)
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This item is made in the United States and includes a pressure equalization valve.
No padlocks are included in this case.
Because the case depth is approximately 10", the practical limit for mag length is set at that. When you first use the slot foam, you must remove it yourself. This foam infill was in two pieces in my experience, so you could remove half of it. Shorter mags wouldn't fall all the way to the bottom because of the increased depth. For standard and extended mags, you remove the second piece. The case lid, however, is made of soft foam and can hold a mag of up to one pound. The lid can still be closed because the 2" longer length sits above the level of the bottom foam. Double stack mag slots are cut, but single stack mags remain in place. If all else fails, you can always use the accessories cutout to store a longer magazine. Overall, this is a good case with thick foam.
There shouldn't be any issues. My 3" Walters, as well as my 5" 1911, both perform admirably.
Selected User Reviews For Case Club 2 Pistol & 18 Magazine Case with Accessory Pocket. Pre-Cut, Heavy Duty, Waterproof with Silica Gel for Gun Rust Prevention (Upgraded Gen-2)
Magazine Holder for 18 magazines. The silicon gel container was supposed to come with it, but it wasn't included in the box. I received the canister in less than 36 hours after sending a quick email and receiving a prompt response with their apologies. In the context of this case. It's EXACTLY what I needed, and it fits all of my extra magazines snugly. The accessory pocket can hold my Peltors, glasses, and speed loader, or it can hold 5 boxes of ammo perfectly, as if it were cut to fit. Case Club, I'd like to thank you once more. I would strongly suggest it!.
I had been using cheap cases for years until the most recent one broke, at which point I decided to upgrade to a more durable case. I looked at all of the major options and found that this case meets my needs at a reasonable price; I bought it for regular range trips rather than long-term storage. I am not a competitor; I simply enjoy practicing once or twice a week. If you're debating how many pistols to bring to the range, I learned early on that one or two pistols is more than enough for a single session if you want to improve. And a two-gun case isn't too big or heavy to carry around on a regular basis. I bring almost everything shown in the photos, plus a tool kit for adjustments, cleaning rags, and six boxes of ammunition, and it's not too heavy or bulky. It has the appearance of a large briefcase. For getting it into and out of closets and cars, appreciate the smoothed edges and rounded corners. Sits flat as well as upright. When you first open the case, it's full of foam, but it allows you to remove pre-made items. To make the compartments shown, slice areas in layers. Save the removed foam and experiment with different arrangements, or cut it to make sub compartments and customize the case to your needs, as others have suggested. This one is suitable for semi-professional use. Long target barrels approaching 7" are pushing it for autos up to long slide types. Also, a revolver case can be found elsewhere. Although cutting the foam yourself might be tempting, there isn't enough excess foam in the pistol slots to carve out a cylinder recess. I appreciate the included silica gel because I leave the locked case in less-than-ideal temperatures before a practice session after work and don't have to worry about moisture accumulating inside. Sturdy shell, hinges and clasps with padlock points at the corners, that fits my stuff What's not to like? I'd recommend it to anyone who enjoys shooting in general.
I'll admit it: I'm a huge Pelican fan. Pelican is the manufacturer of every case I own. Until I saw one in person, I had my doubts about these cases. So I gave up and placed an order for one. br>br>I'm extremely pleased with my purchase. It's the perfect size and shape for my two main pistols. It also securely holds other items I bring with me, thanks to some fancy foam cutting. Instagram user @PersonalDynamics.
Many of these cases come precut, but mine came half-cut on one side and the side for your two handguns didn't have any cuts at all, so I had to make my own cuts. Mine didn't even get a chance to be cut. You'd think that for 80 dollars, this would be a simple task. Nope. On the right side, the blocks for your magazine didn't even have a secure block beneath them. It had other options, which it didn't like. So pretty much 80% of this had to be cut off.
When I first opened the box, it looked scary, and I thought I'd never get the right foam pulled out correctly, but I found a picture of the case on Google and followed that, and to my surprise, it was very easy to configure, and the guns fit perfectly, and nothing will move once the case is closed. I have enough room for all of my magazines, as well as my shooting glasses, ear muffs, and a few other small items, and everything fits perfectly. I could even turn the closed case upside down and everything would stay in place. This is by far the best case I've ever seen.
Overall, I believe it is a sound investment. It's a big case, but that's what I wanted because I wanted it to hold all of my range gear; now I can pack my "eyes," "ears," pistols, mags, and ammo all in one bag, and carry my targets in the other. The case itself is very solid feeling; my only complaint is that the handle placement is a little awkward; the handle would have been better on top; there's a bit of a wobble when you carry this case, and it It's a deal breaker, but it's a pain to carry around and walk around with. If you want everything in one case and don't want to carry multiple cases or a bag full of equipment to the range, I'd still recommend it.
This is a case that you can't go wrong with. This was primarily purchased for airplane travel. Because of the o-ring, it shuts tightly. The lid has a ring around the outside edge that is also waterproof. br>br>At first glance, the case appears to be one massive block of foam, but Case Club has already pre-cut the foam for you. All of the inserts will be cut for you. I liked how they left the extra foam in because it can now be used to fill in any gaps. On the accessory side of the case, I could fit a third gun and use the cutout to hold it in place. br>br>Don't throw them out; I believe they intended for you to do so. It's possible that they'll be useful. For example, the accessory side has two separate cutouts that fill up the entire compartment, one of which is thinner than the other, so I could use either depending on how much I pack in that day. Great case. br>br> Excellent value for money. It has a very solid and solid feel to it. Foam is of high quality and does not come cheap. Also, the silica gel pack that comes with it appears to be re-usable. activate- able.
I was able to customize it to fit my Glock and SIG Sauer. 12 clips plus a W TSA is not a problem. They didn't even bother opening the suitcase to get to the gun case, from the looks of it. br>The case is well-made and extremely durable. It's simple to "pick-up" the foam on the inside. To get the guns to sit the way you want them to, you'll need a little "strength. ".
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