hard gun case for Sterlings?

[charlesnarles]

I'm looking on Amazon and wondered if anyone knew of a deep enough hard case sturdy enough for both resin and steel replicas. I see some that might work but figured I'd ask if there's a known standard. (I want to call Evike or S&T and get some empty airsoft boxes but I doubt they'd let me) Thanks all

[usaeatt2]

I found an aluminum "tool case" at Menard's for about $30 that will hold a Sterling inserted diagonally (from corner to corner).

I believe Harbor Freight carries a similar item.

It's not as sturdy as a traditional gun case, but $30 is tough to beat.

They come with "diced" foam inserts or foam covered dividers.

With a little work, I bet somebody could make this into an extremely nice E-11 case.

 

http://www.menards.com/main/tools-hardware/tool-storage/tool-chests-boxes/aluminum-tool-box-18x13x6/p-1497968-c-9188.htm

 

 

Not what I was initially looking for, but I removed the dividers and the Sterling fits tightly against the padded walls and can't move around.

 

Anything else I've found is way more $$ than I want to spend on a hard case...

Edited August 22, 2015 by usaeatt2

[charlesnarles]

Nice, that looks good enough for home storage. I don't plan on flying with them or anything. Thanks for the link

[SorcererX[501st]]

I used one of these for an actual gun for awhile.  Good quality but not extremely durable.  Might be a bit overkill for an e-11.  

 

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Plano-Gun-Guard-SE-Series-Single-Rifle-Case-Black/20893853

[Buttons[TK]]

Can that case hold a DLT-19? Didn't know if it was long enough.

[SorcererX[501st]]

I'm not sure how long the DLT-19 is. But that case is 48"

 

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