Airline & TSA Approved Gun Cases

[Richard LeStage]

The last time I flew with a shotgun in checked baggage was way before 9-11. Need to buy a case to hold my 20 ga and 28 ga VH's for quail hunting trip to GA. Any advice out there on what is a proper case for air travel of Parkers?

[Jeff K.]

americase makes several cases for airline travel. They are the top of the line.
Jeff

[OH Osthaus]

http://www.nalpak.com/TuffpakSport

easy to transport- heavy stuff won't get stacked on top of it- and they don't scream gun

i regularly got asked about how the golf was wheeling through an airport to and from Scotland

fly rods fit - boots and clothes go in there as shock absorbers

[Bindlestiff]

Check out our FAQ section ...... #40.

[GH-16]

Pelican Case.

The only way to fly !!!

[Mike Franzen]

Rick which case do you have?

[OH Osthaus]

the "original" 1050 is the one i used

[Bill Murphy]

Before 9-11 and all the new weight and size regulations, I used my Nasco and Aries heavy aluminum cases. What kind of limits do I face today? If I go to a remote gun show, I normally travel with empty cases. However, it is always the plan to bring them back full.

[Richard Flanders]

I think you can't go wrong with Americase, Tuffpaks, or Pelican. I use Americase 2-gun case and love it. Heavy but bombproof.

[OH Osthaus]

Originally Posted by Richard Flanders

I think you can't go wrong with Americase, Tuffpaks, or Pelican. I use Americase 2-gun case and love it. Heavy but bombproof.

agreed- i have an Americase 2 gun as well- I use it when driving to a shoot or hunt- it will survive most anything - but i would not want to pay the air freight for it