Tom. If I were u I would go out and buy a Pelican case. I think they are one of the best cases that u can purchase. I have 2 Pelican 1750's that are made to hold one scoped rifle, but they make cases to hold 2. They are built like a tank. I own 2 Plano Air Glide cases but I did not purchase them. They came with 2 used BR rifles that I purchased on line. I would not purchase one of these if I had a choice. To me they are barely adequate. They are cheap and cheaply made. They will do the job if you go from point A to B without anything going wrong, but in my case, I had a major accident on the way back from a Maine State score shoot on May 24th of this year. I had a Ford Ranger with a Leer hi-rise cap on the back. I must of blacked out and went off they road at 60 mph. I hit 2 trees head on and a telephone pole then flipped on the drives side of my pick-up. I woke up and realized that I was on my side sliding and waiting for the truck to stop. The truck was totaled. The case got pretty banged up because it was in the back of the bed and so did my Seb rest which also was in a Pelican case. Both rifle, scope and rest survived without any damage. If my rifle and scope were in one of those Plano air-glide case, I'd bet the farm that there would be some sort of damage to the rifle or the scope or both. I spent $3700.00 for that rifle used and another $2800.00 for the scope. The rest was $1150.00. With that kind of investment, it's really dumb not to spend the extra money for a good case. You always think that it's not going to happen to u, always the other guy. Well it happened to me and I'm glad I had those 2 cases protecting my equipment.
