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Question: I plan to drop ship this to a person to ship a match air rifle back to me and I don't need the case sliding around.  What kind of box does it come?
Document: I ordered two of these cases for my Type 53 and my 91/30 Mosin Nagant. The cases are long enough to have some extra space for my mosins muzzle. They do feel a bit flimsy when they are not closed. When they are closed they feel tough as nails. One of my cases came in a box that was pretty beat up and obviously crushed, one of the clips was bouncing around in the box. I snapped it back on and it was as good as new.
I bought this case to transport (not by air) my scoped SMLE No. 4. Like some reviews say it is flimsy but I find it strong enough to secure the rifle and protect it the back of my car and everywhere outside of an airport. The foam is loose but some glue can easily solve the problem.
I bought this case to house my air rifle. It has just been simple AWESOME. My air rifle has a scope, bipod, and a flashlight attached and this gun case closes around it with ease. I keep pellets, a cleaning kit, targets, and other accessories around the rifle in the case and they don't move AT ALL when the rifle case is closed and being taken around. The foam padding inside keeps everything in its place very well.
I ordered 4 of this case from Amazon. I have purchased a few of these in the past, and had no issue. This time around, the cases were send without a box. As such, all 4 were damaged, and 2 were missing latches. Obviously UPS is the culprit for the damage, as they rarely ever deliver a box without some sort of catastrophic damage, but no box? The shipping labels were just stuck to the side of each case.
These gun cases are a case of you get what you pay for. They serve there purpous they protect from scratching and dust,  but they are very thin plastic and not good for travel or shipping. And i suggest measureing your gun because i didnt and the cases are a little to big and the guns move around when i am trying to carry them and its kind of a pain in the you know what.
Works great for my Winchester model 94. Use it to carry back and forth to the range. Easy open and close and place for locks. Need a sticker to tell which side is up for easy identification. Great item for the price.
You get what you pay for, this case is pretty flimsy, but will get the job done. The case works fine, except it has a few cracks in it from regular use, which it should not get. It is very affordable though, but I highly recommend that if you have the money, go for a nicer case, it would last a lot longer . The case is also pretty narrow, I use this to store my air rifle in , and it fits very snug.
First, let me point out how I differ from most reviewers: I don't believe in the phrase "for the price" when it is used to excuse substandard product quality. To me, an item is either good, bad, or in between, and I can see the price myself, thank you very much; I don't need others to grade on a curve based on it.This rifle case is made of flimsy plastic. The foam is not secured to the case.
This case price seems to change frequently, but when I got it, it was certainly worth the price. It's not a tough case meant to be thrown around in baggage handling, but when latched closed, it's plenty good for most transport and storage needs. I bought it for my Browning 22 to replace a water stained soft case, but ended up giving it to my Remington 870 & spare barrel.I plan to get another if the price drops again.
Each time I open the case, the rifle is resting on the bottom.Often, to secure the latches, you have to mess around with the case to line the latches up. This wouldn't happen if the plastic wasn't so flimsy.When the case is closed, the flimsy plastic bends out, because it's just not strong enough.
Answer: yes