5 Pistol 18 Magazine Doro Gun Case with Custom MyCaseBuilder Foam Insert – Waterproof, Heavy Duty – Tactical Firearms and Ammunition Holder, 18 x 14 x 7 Inches
$129.99
- MILITARY-GRADE FOAM: Our premium 5 pistol and 18 magazine carry case keeps firearms up to 10.375 inches in total length safe and secure with a heavy-duty DORO hard case exterior and a customizable closed-cell polyethylene foam insert
- LIGHTWEIGHT AND STRONG: Injection molded case is airtight, impact and crush-resistant, and includes cut-to-length plugs that provide extra support for shorter magazines and removable foam fore-ledges accommodate most under-barrel attachments
- DESIGNED FOR SAFETY: Safeguards multiple pistols, revolvers, and magazines with full-length hinges, corrosion-free nylon pins, an automatic pressure equalization valve, and shock-absorbing water, chemical, and oil-resistant multi-layer foam
- IP67-RATED AND TSA-COMPLIANT: Our 100% waterproof, dustproof, dual-pad-lockable case fits 0.313-inch shackles and is travel-friendly, IP67-rated, and compliant with TSA regulations for flying with firearms
- QUALITY STORAGE AND PROTECTION: Each carrying case is designed to keep firearms facing downrange when opened and downward during shopping, traveling, and trips to the shooting range; Cases made in Italy, foam made in the USA
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| Weight | 7.010692 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 18 × 14.5 × 7.5 in |
| Closure Type | Snap |
| Pattern | Standard Case with Colored Foam |
| Strap Type | Removable |
| Handle Type | Wrap Handle |
| Number of Compartments | 1 |
| Shell Type | Hard |
| UPC | 858561006135 |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 18 x 14.5 x 7.5 inches |
| Package Weight | 3.18 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 18.27 x 14.41 x 6.93 inches |
| Brand Name | MY CASE BUILDER |
| Model Name | Pistol5-d16116u |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Part Number | PISTOL5-D16116U |
| ASIN | B07PFT6H9J |
| Date First Available | March 6, 2019 |
| Manufacturer | MyCaseBuilder |
BRADY SIMMONS –
This was my second case! I have one for my 9s and know one for my 22s. I might get another for my revolvers! Anyway, these are strong and secure. They hold plenty of magazines for each gun. The case will get a little heavy with all mags loaded, but that is the price you pay for not having to load mags at the range! I fit everything except my extended grip Springfield elite, but that sucker is 8.5 inches tall. These cases fit optics and most sizes. They are tight on extended mag wells and I wish the foam inserts for the empty mag slots were divided in two. My single stack mags rattle a little bit nothing that can’t be solved with my bandsaw!Get one of these. You won’t regret it.
Anthony Johnson –
Simple handgun storage/travel case – heavy duty. I am able to fit 4 pistols and 1 revolver w/ (2) speed loaders without any issues closing and securing the case. The pre-cut foam is very study; no tears or issues there.I highly recommend this case! Be sure you get some locks to secure it as well.
OldTimerRockNRoll –
This is a really nice case. The insert is nicely cut and fits all of my Semi-Autos just fine.For anyone who has had an insert custom cut for a Pelican style case, you will know: 1. Good foam ain’t cheap. 2. Custom fitting ain’t cheap. 3. Stock foam is not ideal, nor is a crisp clean DIY cut on the stock foam easy to achieve (if even possible?).I have several Pelicans brand cases for long guns, camera equipment, and military gear sitting next to this DORO. This case almost rivals a Pelican in weight and build quality. For a “drag to the range” case, it is probably the perfect option. Maybe in a plane crash at sea, a Pelican would be a better choice. Hopefully, I will not have an opportunity to test that scenario. There are also similar cases, with perhaps an even more convenient pre-cut insert, but nice ones are almost twice as much money. So, I can provide no comparison Nanuk or Case Club offerings. They look pretty good too.While one could buy a real Pelican brand case without foam insert, and pay $140 for a custom cut high density insert (at a local military case builder…we have that opportunity in my area), this is a much more economical and perfectly satisfactory option. Glad I found it.