Pelican 1400 Case Foam Black Review

Great bag! I feel very comfortable there with my pistols. I completely cut out the foam setting on the first piece of foam, bought another one through Revain for $23 because I have OCD, haha I wholeheartedly recommend you just leave it alone if you're just keeping handguns , unless you intend to move nice and slow. and take your time with it. Good clips, rubber grip is great, good size. I'm sure his thing will survive anything! (Mostly. haha) Pictured: Smith and Wesson 9mm M&P Shield with extra

Bought "Used" here and can I tell you I missed SO MUCH doing it! This case came in the original packaging (slightly damaged) but with new pliers. Foam and I couldn't get enough! I loaded my rear camera (SONY A7) in with extra batteries, lenses and a RODE VIDEOPRO microphone and everything fit and was well organized. I am very happy with the purchase. Working on organizing events, my suitcases are often misused due to camp trips, so a secure suitcase is a must. The durability of these cases is…

update from 09.09.17. I decided to sell this Pelican case because the foam started to fall apart fairly easily. I would not recommend using it for drones as you are constantly taking the drone in and out of the case which causes the foam to fall apart fairly quickly, I would say these Pelican cases are great for cameras and guns. But the case itself is made of high quality material, so you don't have to worry about the case being crumpled or dropping it into the water, it will also repel water…

So it's a pelican and obviously strong. Pick and pluck foam is very easy to mold to your liking. If you need to raise something for aesthetic reasons, simply stick some styrofoam under the item to be secured to raise it. I can't believe I just clipped 3 Glocks and their respective secondary magazines with room for accessories, ammo or other firearms. in this case. For those interested in the capacity inside for firearms; I have a Glock 21, 19 and 30sf rail laser (pictured top to bottom of each)

I bought this case a couple of years ago and wanted it to protect my electronics around or on the water. I'll admit the hull was solid, but the claim that the hull was "hermetic" was proven horribly wrong during a whitewater rafting trip I did a few days ago. While rafting down the Eel River, my friend and I went over a rapid that sank the Pelican Case for about three seconds. Was that more than enough time for the suitcase to flood and completely destroy my Nikon D7500, two new lenses, a GoPro