PLANO MIL-SPEC Tactical Long Gun Case w/Wheels 44"

    May 11, 2016
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    PLANO MIL-SPEC TACTICAL LONG GUN CASE W/WHEELS 44'
    PLANO MIL-SPEC TACTICAL LONG GUN CASE W/WHEELS 44"

    Engineered to meet military specifications, PLANO MIL-SPEC TACTICAL LONG GUN CASE W/WHEELS line of gun cases provides top-level security for high-end shotguns, rifles and handguns.  Equipped with reinforced construction, watertight seals, double-density foam, industrial draw-down latches and customization inserts, these cases provide absolute security for the transportation and storage of your firearms.

    • Cut to fit foam
    • Extra wide latches
    • Premium quality and durability for a case that travels anywhere
    • Heavy duty gasket keeps out the elements
    • Wheeled case for ease of transport
    • Designed to stack and interlock with each other
    • Exterior: 46.38" x 18" x 7.25"
    • Interior: 44" x 15" 6.38"

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