Reviews & Ratings for Pelican Storm Cases iM3200 Long Rifle Case — 17 reviews — Page 1

Good sturdy (material) case. Only downside are the optional “padlock” holes (compared to Pelican) which are not lined (inserts) with Stainless Steel. Thus ~ The holes wear (fatigue) / easy to cut or open from the exposed plastic material (casing).

well - made ​​case.really keeps your stuff safe.lasting quality of a plank, a good comfortable latch.
Case is lightweight and easy to carry. foam inside a soft and durable enough to keep your belongings.
I recommend

It's a Pelican Case, what more can be said. It has 6 push/pull latches instead of 4 pull latches, better wheels and it is a little larger than the similar size Pelican. About the only negative is the lack of a second handle on the opposite end for two people to carry it. You want protection for your rifle look no further. I gave my regular Pelican to my son and this is my Third (2 3200's and a 3300). Yes I recommend the Pelican Storm Cases.

Okay, so I read somewhere that Pelican acquired a competitor called Storm, hense the Pelican Storm. If this is true or not it's all fine and dandy either way. The point is, there are differences. This Pelican Storm case has pluses, and minuses.

I bought it originally because I wanted a proper length case for an HK 91. All the normal Pelican cases were either too long, or too short for me. This iM3200 was the length I felt was the perfect length.

When I unboxed it my first thought was of disappointment in the color. I got OD green, but the green is not as OD as I would have liked OD green to be. It's just too green for me, and maybe too smooth, or glossy a finish. I guess I'll have to beat it up a bit. It isn't that big a deal, I'm not going to exchange it, but there is disappointment still.

Upon opening the case I really liked the latches. Are they as stout as the normal Pelican case, not really, but they are a really nice design and work great. There are also two more of them as they are on the ends.

I open the case and notice flex. The shell apparently is not as thick as normal Pelican cases. When you open a normal Pelican, it is a thick hard piece with no flex. Opening this case, if you open holding the left side the right side will droop a bit. Is it stout enough? For me it is more than adequate. Closing it up, I could not get flex out of it even when I sat my fat butt on it. I feel it is not quite as solid, but solid enough, and the bonus is slightly less weight.

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I bought this case to protect my AX338 sniper rifle. I store it folded to keep the size of the case shorter for easier handling while traveling. It has plenty of depth to do everything I need it to do plus there's room inside to keep a suppressor and clip on night vision device as well as 2 spare magazines and a cleaning rod. Everything I could ask for.

These cases are simply the best. They ship well, can put 4 padlocks to absolutely insure they are tamper proof.
With the case loaded to the airline max weight limit with guns and ammo, they still are easy to roll in and out of the terminal.
The foam is easy to cut with a long thin "SHARP" blade.

Very good case, I'm going to purchase this for my other guns.
Pros: It's everything you could want in a hard case, this will protect your investment
Cons: It's pretty heavy, I guess they all are after you put your gun and accessories in it

Great case,very well built. I only wish that I would have checked with the Airlines oversize size regulations and the additional cost to fly with this size case. May order a smaller size and break the weapons down to fly with.

This case provides excellent protection for my M4 and accessories.
Pros: Great protection
Cons: None

More than enough space to carry my SMG, pistol, several magazines for each, ear pro, and many other items for the range. I use Pelican cases daily for my job, and will settle for nothing less for personal use.
Pros: It's a Pelican Case