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Question: What is the interior measurement, My rifle total length is 42".
Document: I have $3,800 invested int my gas piston mid-length comp AR, I had to purchase the Pelican to respect the rifle.
Most sellers are selling this exact case anywhere from $215 to $ 300.00+, but with astronomical shipping fee's. Here are the case specifications & Features:Specifications:Dimensions Inside: 35.75" x 13.50" x 5.25" (90.8 x 34.3 x 13.3 cm) -Perfect for AR15, M4, SCAR, ACR, etc., Tactical Shotguns, and AK47 variants.Dimensions Outside: 38.12" x 16.00" x 6.12" (96.8 x 40.6 x 15.5 cm)Lid Depth: 1.75" (4.4 cm)Bottom Depth: 3.50" (8.9 cm)Total Depth: 5.25" (13.3 cm)Interior Cubic Volume: 1.47 cubic feet (41.52 cubic decimeter)Weight with foam: 16.98 lbs.
Awesome case. Great construction. The three piece foam interior is made up of solid pieces, but can easily be cut to fit your firearm(s). Pelican...you needn't say more!
~$350 total for my case + foam but it is exactly what I was looking for!!! So MY advice is get this case but be ready to pay more to do it right. There is the `pick and pluck' option (look it up) that might be the right compromise for you but for me it wasn't what I was looking for. In the end I am very happy with the end result and the cost was worth it! !
This is a fantastic complement to my Noveske/Nightforce combo. Total confidence in the safe/secure keeping of a precision piece. This is my second pelican case for a longarm the other has been tried and true for 12 years now I am sure it is good for another 12. A great product to safeguard a substantial investment.
It's also short enough that it has easily fit in the trunk of smaller cars. Pelican cases are not light weight so the shorter length saves a few pounds over the longer model. It's a trade off that this case can't be used with longer guns but being a few pounds lighter and being shorter can be a big help if you travel a lot.
I wanted the storm case which has better latches for nearly the same price but was able to get this one with free 2 day shipping with  Amazon Prime. If i didn't need the case in a 3 day turnaround, i would've waited for the storm case. I do very much like this case however. It is the quality of craftsmanship would expect from pelican. I will upgrade the interior foam to the pick-n-pluck foam.Great Case!
Pelican does it again. As always their products are well worth the cost of admission. The exterior is flawlessly crafted, with a folding handle (a nice touch not all cases like this are smart enough to have) and smooth, positive latches. The interior fits any AR, even those with a lot of accessories, and there's still room for magazines, etc. The only downside is that you have to cut out the foam, but with all the variants out there it would be impossible to precut it. Getting something to mark on it is tough though; you really need chalk.
I combine this case with a Boyt breakdown case for my shotguns, when traveling by air to shoot. They really do an excellent job of protecting My guns. They are not light. I would say that with a 10 lb. gun in a case that is inside of the pelican case the whole package is pushing 40 lbs. Such is the price You pay for total protection. The handles are in good locations, and the wheels are a big plus for rolling the case to a parking lot a long ways from the terminal.
forever. "Another thing you can do is take your soft case, remove 1 piece of the 3 piece foam set and just put your soft case inside the Pelican 1720 for dual range use. It's very modular. I have a professional lined up to have the interior foam cut to mold around the items I plan on inserting in the case. With open cell foam, make sure you use a few desiccant packets to avoid damage from moisture (or just replace it all with closed cell foam).
Answer: no