H16 Double Handgun Case

    July 22, 2009
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    The H16 double handgun case of the H-Series Hard-Sided Travel Case line by Boyt Harness Co., features stainless steel, powder coated draw latches that provide a positive seal each time the case is shut. The latches are easy to pen and shut, even with gloves. Made of custom formulated, high impact, resin material in the USA. During factory trials the cases were dropped with firearms, optics and electronics from a height of 20 feet. Optics stayed at zero, electronics worked and firearms remained undamaged through several testing cycles. The case has five inches of customizable 1.6-pound density foam. Other features include a full gasket, pressure relief valve and ergonomically designed handles. At only 7.9 pounds, officers get protection, durability, and ease of travel.

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