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New Pelican rifle case

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Just got my pelican 1750 rifle case. Spent the evening cuting out the foam for the rifle , really impressed with the case.
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Looks good mate .. should keep that rifle nice and snug

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Cheers Rinso , I'm happy with it. Will test it out in a couple of weeks as I am flying over to Vic for a bit of a shooting trip so will see how the airlines treat it.
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Looks the goods mate, you have done a top job with the cut out. Wish I was as patient, mine always end up like a dogs breakfast.
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how much did u pay for that if u dont mind me asking?
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17hmr , they are not cheap , for the 1750 model which is the longest rifle case it was $520 , you can get the shorter one for less and also if you are willing not tp have foam it can be a little bit cheaper. I have used these cases at work all over the world in just about every sh#t environment that you could think of and have never had one fail. As I have said the case will probably outlast the rifle.

Here is a site for them.


http://www.carryitcases.com.au/prod682.htm
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Re: New Pelican rifle case

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Crazyleff wrote:Just got my pelican 1750 rifle case. Spent the evening cuting out the foam for the rifle , really impressed with the case.
That's a very neat cutting job - what did you use?

When I get mine, I think you should open a business doing them for people!! :D

Mine always look like crap! :(
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I use an electric carving knife and try to take my time tracing the outline.
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Crazyleff wrote:I use an electric carving knife and try to take my time tracing the outline.
My outline always looks neat - it's the cutting I cock up every time.

Should be bringing mine back with me from the US in a few weeks - maybe I should just get two lots of foam to start with? :?
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Do you use a pelican case for your rifles jeffk ?
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Crazyleff wrote:Do you use a pelican case for your rifles jeffk ?
No, had one for camera stuff, mate has one for his rifles...getting one for my rifles though, as they are excellent. That and the Storm - not much between them, so whatever I find cheaper when I go will do me.

I have a couple of foam lined cases for the rifles, but nowhere near Pelican quality - these are the ones I was referring to when I was on about making a mess of cutting the foam!
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I looked at the storm cases and couldn't find much between them and the pelican in price or quality. I went the pelican mostly because I had used them for other things like camera equipment and they worked well.
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Pelican they are the cases they have the disclaimer "does not protect against Shark bite, Bear attack or small children under 5" or some to those word LOL i find it funny that Children under5 are linked in the small group as bear attacks and shark bites
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Post by Archfile »

Same as the replacement warranty on my torch from work,
everything 'cept bears, shark bite and 5 year olds.

I'm somewhat puzzled too, surely the bear/shark damage
more torches than 5 year... actually.. nevermind.
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Minivinne wrote:Pelican they are the cases they have the disclaimer "does not protect against Shark bite, Bear attack or small children under 5" or some to those word LOL i find it funny that Children under5 are linked in the small group as bear attacks and shark bites
Yep its true my son at age 4 rearranged (used loosely he actually chunked the pluck apart foam) in a case i used for water quality testing eqipment which i hadnt closed properly :lol: :lol: :lol:

no dramas they supplied a second set of foam for no charge when i bought a couple of other cases.

You would be amazed at the destructive power contained in small children
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