MTM Single Handgun Case
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Good box. It's a good idea to get two combination padlocks. Your firearm should not be cleared or handled by the TSA or airline employees. ever. They are only to look at, not to touch. Before walking into the airport and going to the check-in counter, make sure it is completely empty. on the counter Make sure that all of the ammunition you're carrying is hidden away in a box or pouch. Yes, it is possible to store it in the same container. Take a look at the TSA's rules. Enjoy.
My Pt- With three additional magazines and a speed loader, the 111 Millennium G2 fits in this case.
Yes, a Walther p99 will fit. My Taurus 66 has a 4-inch barrel and a 10-inch overall length. It has a circumference of 5 inches and is a good fit.
Not sure. All of my pistols are stored in a silicone-coated gun safe. Brownells' Bore Stores "socks" have been impregnated. Only the case is used to transport the pistol legally (in California). To be clear, I believe this is a high-quality product that is well worth the money.
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Because size is difficult to visualize when buying online, I've included a picture of the case with a gun in it so you can all get a better idea of how big it is. This case is bigger than the online picture, in my opinion. That isn't a criticism. If it had been too small, it would have been an issue. For the price and quality, I believe the case is a great value. br>There's a 12" ruler in the picture with a full-size auto, and there's another 4" of space on the left side of the case. br>For $8. All handguns can have a high-quality case for $95 plus prime shipping.
To be accurate and fair, I had to consider my title. Let me begin by saying that it represents excellent value for money! For $9. It accomplishes a great deal at 99; There isn't everything, but there is a lot of it. It's useful for the following: 1) a simple case for your gun and ammo to transport in your car or truck from home to the range and back, protecting it from water and dirt while still allowing you quick access at home or the office; 2) lockable and sturdy enough to keep it out of the reach of your small toddler or under 10 year old children; and 3) a simple case for your gun and ammo to transport in your car or truck from home to the range and back. 4) Protect your gun, magazines, and glasses with a snug and cushioned fit. Exactly what it is not: 1) Is it safe from burglars? No. It can be broken into in less time than it takes for your car to start. (The horizontal hinge that connects the top and bottom is only plastic, and it can easily be plied apart with a screw driver. ) A metal hinge along the bottom would have cost $2 more, but it would have been well worth it in terms of deterring thieves. So, it can't be your only case, and it wouldn't be a good case for leaving in the car if your car was going to be parked in a parking deck or somewhere else away from your site. 2) Not practical in the field. It's just another thing to lug around, and it's far too big and bulky to fit into a rifle bag or back pack. 3) It's a big piece of equipment. After purchasing it, I realized that a soft case that could be consolidated into my rifle bag for easy field carry would have been preferable. It's a nice case if you can live with the uses/advantages 1,2,3,4. It has a professional appearance and is constructed of high-quality materials for the following purposes: 1- 4 above. Overall, I would give it a B.
The back hinge, as other reviews have stated, is likely to be easily popped open, but I did not purchase this case for security. I bought it to keep my weapons safe and to get to and from the range. It has enough space to fit my S W SD9VE, Canik TA9SA, and spare clips (as seen in photo).
Before you buy a lock, think about your options. The can appears to be well-made. When you put something inside the care, the interior foam gets close enough together to hold almost anything in place. So there's no need to be concerned about items moving around and colliding with one another or falling to the bottom of the case. br>I was able to fit two handguns with 4-round magazines into my car. inch barrels, as well as a spare magazine for each, fit snugly inside the case. It did require some Tetris-like maneuvering. It took some time to figure out, but it was relatively simple in the end. br>The hinge is a piece of equipment that allows you to open and close your door. The use of type locks is excellent. They're simple to put in place and maintain without fail. The placement of the lock holes is my only "niggle. " They work well with keyed locks but not with combination locks. If you're going to use a combination lock, make sure the combination portion is on the bottom, not the side or the face. A keyed lock was used to create this case. In addition, there was no lock. This wasn't mentioned in the description, but I figured I'd mention it because one of the item's description pictures shows two padlocks. br>br>In conclusion, this is an excellent case for easy storage and transportation. Of course, because it's made of plastic, a lock would be more for preventing access to your gun by people you know. The items in the case are easily accessible by brute force.
This fits my Ruger 22/45 LITE perfectly, holding the pistol with the red dot sight and compensator in place while still leaving room for four clips (5 if one is in the pistol). I just wish the padlock holes weren't so deep and wide. The gun's lock will not fit over the handle and into the lock holes. To be fair, I don't expect this to deter someone determined to get their hands on your gun; all I want is for it to transport the gun to and from the range.
It's advertised as having a barrel length of up to 6 inches. The barrel in this picture is 7 1/4 inches long. This firearm is 11 1/2 inches long overall and fits comfortably below. I was pleasantly surprised by how well it fit, especially considering the price.
It accomplishes exactly what I was looking for. My initials are S. The W Victory 22 is ready to compete. I'll need a larger case than usual because of the custom barrel and red dot sight, but not too big. I've included this image to demonstrate that if you have a similar setup, this will fit perfectly! Although the case isn't particularly sturdy, I'm confident that it will serve me well until I upgrade to a multi-handgun case.
The case is flawless in terms of opening, closing, and snapping shut. It's important to realize that because it's made of plastic, it's not a vault. Small padlocks can be attached to the case's holes. To put it another way, the case and any locks used to secure it will only deter honest people from attempting to open it. However, it prevents a small child or a casual snoop from accessing the contents and serves as a cost-effective and appropriate case for transporting a gun or guns, as I have done with my SW. AND MY RUGGER LCR (357 4"). With plenty of room to spare, 22 mag 2" can be fired simultaneously. The "egg carton" made of foam The lining on the bottom and top of the case keeps the firearms in place so they don't slide around inside, and it's a good price for what I need it for.
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