I vote for tuffpak. Wheels and two handles.

The second post I will have to agree with. I have one of their cases and its tough. Mine is a double scope rifle case and I'm in time going to buy the break down double shotgun case. Well worth the money.

The second post I will have to agree with. I have one of their cases and its tough. Mine is a double scope rifle case and I'm in time going to buy the break down double shotgun case. Well worth the money.

My vote goes to SKB. I have been on numerous trips and have had no issues with the case. The guns fit snug and the case is easy to lug around having the wheels on one end. Fairly priced as well.

Pelican or Tuffpak

If anyone can a Pelican......................

Release.

SKB

I've had a Pelican for over 20 years, can't go wrong with a lifetime warranty. I'd also go for the longer case next time, assuming the longer one doesn't automatically get charged extra on the flights. I have a shorter one and have a middle piece of foam I can get two auto's in the case when we go to Canada. It might be tough to do with the highrib barrel though. I was looking at a longer Pelican case at Cabella's last weekend, was very reasonable at $180 I think, and easy to get two OU's in that one. I would go with the longer Hardigg case recommended above and never give it a 2nd thought. The wider wheels with Hardigg is good, my shorter Pelican case does tend to wobble when treking through airports with two bags in tow.

http://pelican.com/cases_detail_storm.php?Case=iM3100

36.5" inside

We get two guns in no problem

I have a Pelican 1720 that I carry a TM-1 and XT. I have made 15 round trips between Denver and Phoenix and the case is still going strong with no damage. The trips were on US Air, which has successfully destroyed 5 suitcases in 40 trips, so that is saying something.

Rhino, if joe is still building them.

Will the Hardigg 3100 carry two receivers, plus the 34" hi-ribbed barrels. Not sure of the inside dimensions??

The Harrdigg 3100 case is the only way to go. We travel a lot with guns to international discipline events and all the USA shooting athletes have this case. The latches are much better than the Pelican latches. Harrdigg was purchased by Pelican two years ago and I would never go with Pelican buy the Harrdigg one instead. The latches like I said are better also the wheels are farther apart on Harrdigg so it does not wobble side to side while pulling it. This case will take two o/u no problem. Well built and priced very well too

Pelican or Colorado Custom...

I use a 2-gun americase with cover and wheel kit and have never had a problem with it on airlines. I like it because I can pack up lots stuff in additon to my guns,subgauge tubes and tools and still make the 50lb limit. I will say that for me it's not the case as much as having the insurance for peace of mind when traveling. Joe

Please understand that there is no such animal as an airlined approved case. I was getting into this area about 6 years ago and the airlines laughed when I inquired about an airline approved set of regulations. The airlines would have tons of lawsuits against them for any such approval on a case. If it is made the airline will find a way to trash the case. The only hope that you have is to do a little research and by the best case you can and hope for the best. If this rule has changed please let me know.

Dennis DeVault

I have a Warwick alumnium, two receiver/4 barrel case I would sell for $200 plus shipping from 67401. Two guns n junk should keep you under 50 lbs.

Wheeled SKB is probably the good dollar value. There are others that cost more and work the same.

HM

we purchased a boyd safe case holds 2 receivers and 3 barrels loaded weighs in at 49#.It has held up great and great people to deal with. www.boydsafecase.com/Two_Gun_Aluminum_Shotgun_Case_p/alumtwoshot.htm Dave

I have a SKB case that has wheels and a string loaded handle that holds two guns and have flown with it seven times with no damage. The wheels and handle are great for going through the terminal. Inside dimentions are 41X12.

Rick

I needed a solid airline approved case which didn't incur overweight or oversize charges from my airline. Weight no more than 50# and less than 62 linear inches (length+width+height). I ended up with a Storm Hardigg (merged with Pelican) model #IM3100 case. It has 6 latches vs the Pelican with 4 latches. I was able to cut the foam to accommodate both my SBT and my doubles gun and still be within the weight and linear measurement guidelines. Caution, there isn't a lot of room to spare with two complete guns in this footprint but they are well protected. Another plus are the built in wheels and two handles, one handle on the side and one on the end along with the convenience of the case designed to stand on end while waiting in line or for transportation. The best price I found + shipping was on e-bay through c2csafety. Good luck, Steve