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Has anyone traveled by air with a Negrini Shotgun case?? If so what are your impressions little worried about the three combo locks for security | ||
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The compartments will tear unless you pad the gun esp the heavy end of the barrels and the knuckle of the action ... Russ Gould - Whitworth Arms LLC BigfiveHQ.com, Large Calibers and African Safaris Doublegunhq.com, Fine English, American and German Double Rifles and Shotguns VH2Q.com, Varmint Rifles and Gear | |||
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Thanks ..... since posting think I'll stay with my Tuffpak | |||
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Boyt takedown case inside a well padded Tuffpak. "Never, ever, book a hunt with Jeri Booth or Detail Company Adventures" | |||
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Negrini make the branded take down cases for Blaser, Sauer and Mauser rifles. I’ve used one regularly on domestic flights and on one trip to Zambia via Dubai. I have a canvas outer dust cover that it slips into to keep it discreet and hide the branding. No trouble thus far with the locks being hacked but for the African trip I did run a wire cable around the case and handle for added security. I believe one member here had a lock broken on his Blaser case in Joberg airport. On each trip my scopes have made it to their destination and back retaining zero and the dividers haven’t torn loose - then again there is a Velcro strap holding the stock and not much room for things to move. Formerly Gun Barrel Ecologist | |||
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HPRC cases, I send everything from computers, rifles and camera equipment. Not a single problem. I even drove over a case with my Landrover defender | |||
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