Recommendations for a airline approved rifle case

[hesse]

Good afternoon everybody I am looking for a two rifle flight case for my son so that he can travel from Florida to Pennsylvania for hunting season I have one of the old aluminum ones but looking to see what everybody's using now thanks for all your help guys

 

[OG10]

Pelican 1750

 

[Sockeye66]

I've used an Apache from Harbor Freight for the past 5 years and it's held up well to some serious use, I did replace the pull apart foam piece with a solid one. The case does have the pressure relief valve also.

 

[Rick Richard]

Pelican brand also.

 

[Peddler 76]

Pelican

 

[akdad]

Those old aluminum ones were great!
Pelicans are ok but incredibly heavy.

 

[Allen Kitts]

Been all over the world with my rifles and the Pelican has never let me down. Use their bow case as well. It is just good stuff!

 

[AkleyFan]

Pelican 1750 here - love it, but it isn't light... thankfully it has wheels. The grandkids have plastered it with stickers, so it'll never be mistaken for somone else's.

I wouldn't mind if they took those Rainbow Pony stickers off there! Looks kinda silly.

 

[171farm]

I have an SBK iseries 4909 I believe, which is only a single rifle...however they have double rifle versions as well. I really like the case. It seems to lock down pretty tight and I can get a lot in a a single gun case. One thing I will tell you, no matter what way you go, you probably already know this but its going to be expensive. The only thing my SBK doesnt have that I think Id like would be wheels. Typically you have a bunch of crap when you are traveling...backpack, carry on or checked duffle bag and the ability to wheel the case behind you might be a bit more convenient. I did just fine with it on several trips carrying it and a large sized duffle and backpack through the airport, but Id assume the larger case and a second gun is going to be a good bit heavier.