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Gents,

I was wondering what hard guncases availible in the UK you gents would recommend for air travel?

I have not seen Tuffpac offered for sale in the UK, although they might be available on the photography market.

So any suggestions to hold one ot two rifles?

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Pete
 
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Pete

If you do a search of the Tuffpak website you will find details of their UK agent in Scotland.

I have one and you are welcome to use it if you have a trip in mind.
 
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Deerdogs

How much do they charge for them in U.K?

What is your opinion about it?

Cheers
/ JOHAN
 
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Johann....they make a shorter one that is perfect for transporting a break-down Blaser
 
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Hi Pete,

I travelled with a hard case in December. The locks on most cases are not what I'd call substantial, so I used some cable ties through the handles to prove there had been no tampering in transit.

The longer one is good if you want to put a set of stalking sticks in too, and I also had my binoculars in there. I borrowed one from a mate, but it was one of the metal covered cases, which I believe was about 200 notes.

Where you thinking of going to? BTW, you can't travel with the ammo in the same case so you will need a seperate case for ammo, or a lockable suitcase.

FB
 
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I forget what I paid but I think it was US price plus about 20%. Ouch!

But it is without doubt the best guncase I have handled.

I have total confidence in it.
 
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Mine's an ICC aluminium which I got from Aftab at RSD. A bit heavy but strong. It's been to Sweden 3 times and kept everything safe despite an obvious hard knock on one journey. I sit on it at the train station.
 
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Johann....they make a shorter one that is perfect for transporting a break-down Blaser




DB Bill

Are you interested of such case? Neither I or Waltherhog will need one

Saeed, has decided Waltherhog will have to use a real rifle on the safaris and not the silly overcomplicated piece of junk

Deerdogs- Who did you get it from? I have not found a tuffpak in Sweden, long or short

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I bought a "no-name" alu case from my local shop here in Sweden. They had a special sale of these at a price equal to an ordinary plastic case. I didn't like the plastic ones I checked out, to much "give" in them in my opion.
 
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I just bought a SKB freedom casefrom Cabelas, it will handle a couple of long guns plus other gear and still make the 50 pound limit. Cabela gets $70 but golf places are asking &90 and up. It is well constucted and lockable with rollers. here is the manufacturers site
http://www.casesbyskb.com/golf/golf-cases.htm
 
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