Daystate Gun Case
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I have both a hard case and a soft case, just make sure you have at least 3" of space at the muzzle and butt area so when you cut your foam your Gun can't bump into the case in the event someone drops it.
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I have been using a Plano All Weather case for my full sized RAW, about the same length as your Wolverine. Got mine from amazon years ago.
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You're welcome! Pelican makes incredible cases but expensive. Harbor Freight also has some affordable ones 
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what's the overall length, including the moderator?
Depending on how long of a moderator you have attached to the rifle..let's say 47"
you will want an interior of 49" or more.
You DO NOT want the foam that plucks apart..this stuff will keep shreading and fall apart..terrible stuff
Polyethylene closed cell foam works much better for impact protection and durability
Harbor frieght has the "Apache" line ...Big,HEAVY, best to wait on a coupon for this one to get the price near $100.
Pelican has nice quality which shows in the latches, but is reflected in the price ..The "Vault" series is the least expensive. Can sometimes get this one on sale for under $170
The Eyler and the Meija cases are basically the same as the Apache
Vevor are a less expensive brand, but has cheap latches...wouldn't recommend if you travel with rifles
Hope this helps a little
Mike
Depending on how long of a moderator you have attached to the rifle..let's say 47"
you will want an interior of 49" or more.
You DO NOT want the foam that plucks apart..this stuff will keep shreading and fall apart..terrible stuff
Polyethylene closed cell foam works much better for impact protection and durability
Harbor frieght has the "Apache" line ...Big,HEAVY, best to wait on a coupon for this one to get the price near $100.
Pelican has nice quality which shows in the latches, but is reflected in the price ..The "Vault" series is the least expensive. Can sometimes get this one on sale for under $170
The Eyler and the Meija cases are basically the same as the Apache
Vevor are a less expensive brand, but has cheap latches...wouldn't recommend if you travel with rifles
Hope this helps a little
Mike
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Plano double rifle case. It weighs 8.5 pounds. Add 10.5 pounds for the scoped rifle and it's almost 20. Other cases, like Pelican, are strong, but way too heavy for me.
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For range trips I use a Nanuk 995 . I was lucky to get it when they first came out and a friend was carrying the lineup. Don’t know of a better quality case. 3000$ plus rifle in a 50 dollar case doesn’t make sense to me but then again if it’s just to make sure you’re legal. Hard to beat the Plano prices.
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I really like my Pelican case with the Magpul DAKA Grid foam. This one is the Pelican iM3100. The Magpul foam is great because I don't have to commit to cutting a solid foam for a particular loadout. I have 2 rifles with different configurations and it's nice to be able to arrange the foam to accommodate either one depending on which one I want to carry.
It is a bit heavy but I love the peace of mind it gives that I can just throw it in the back of the car along with the other luggage without worrying about the gun.
It is a bit heavy but I love the peace of mind it gives that I can just throw it in the back of the car along with the other luggage without worrying about the gun.
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