Review for Pelican Storm Cases IM3300 Case, Black w/Black FieldPak Soft Bag

Author: dvsdev {!} , Long Range Shooter, from Daly City, CA on Aug 18, 2011
Pros:  Storm case is very sturdy and can hold two rifles.
Cons:  FieldPak padding is thin and feels cheap.
Would recommend:  no

dvsdev wrote:

I would not recommend the Storm IM330 + FieldPak combo, but I would recommend the Storm case. The Storm case itself is a quality product. FYI, the padlock holes are approximately 3/8" wide and fit my masterlocks with a shackle diameter of 5/16". The FieldPaks are no longer made by Eagle Industries; they are now made by Bulldog. I called and confirmed this with Pelican. The padding is not sufficient enough to secure your rifles if the case were to be tossed around. The padded divider is very thin and should not be the only thing that separates your scopes if you plan to use the FieldPak for two scoped rifles. My current set up with the FieldPak is one scoped rifle on each side of the divider, with Eagle scope covers protecting my $1,000+ scopes. I only use the combo for storage and car transport. I would not try the combo for heavy use. The FieldPak also comes with one 5x7 molle attached medical pouch, two molle attached crown covers, and four velcro attachment straps. There is also a shoulder strap with HK style sling hooks. Overall, this combo is definitely not worth it since the FieldPak is no longer made by Eagle. Bulldogs quality is subpar and hurts Pelicans name.