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Plano Double Scoped Rifle Case
I own two of these cases now, and relied on the first for over two years, traveling as a marksmanship instructor. I used one to transport a long gun to a relative, and the internal tie-downs made the case TSA-acceptable. Excellent service and quality for the money.
Pros: Internal straps to secure; l...
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Most Helpful Negative Review
Be careful with tall guns
Use only for skinny rifles with low scopes. My thumbhole stocked air rifle with tall scope will not fit due to the center pillars to reinforce the thin sides, three on each side that lock together and occupy the centerlines of the sides. Tried to return, but I would have to pay shipping. Cost wa...
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Plano PillarLock Double Scoped Rifle Case
All in all a very nice rifle case for the money.
Pros: Very reasonable price for a large gun case.
Cons: Could have some better foam.
Pros: Very reasonable price for a large gun case.
Cons: Could have some better foam.
Would recommend: Yes
Plano Moulding Plano PillarLock Double Scoped Rifle Case
For the money, it is a good buy. It is not a Pelican Case. I can put both my Rem Model 700 with a 26" barrel, 56 mm scope and my Win Model 70 with a 24" barrel, 40 mm scope in the case together. I can move the tie down straps to secure the rifles and they don't move around. I have had it for about 3 years and it protects the guns very well even on a 900 mile trip each way. I recommend that you get 2 long shank Master Locks.
Pros: Inexpensive, holds 2 scoped rifleS securely
Cons: Tie down straps take some time to set up and use.
Pros: Inexpensive, holds 2 scoped rifleS securely
Cons: Tie down straps take some time to set up and use.
Would recommend: Yes
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