ADG Sports Aluminum Four Pistol Gun Case

Exactly as described. Gray plastic panels, metal trim, fairly good size, easily considered to be a briefcase by onlookers. Black foam padding interior, sufficient to hold pistols and fully loaded magazines in place with no sliding around. Will hold three full-size Beretta 92FS pistols with a few extra magazines, or four pistols and fewer if any extra ammo. Beretta 92FS is about the same size as most other full-size pistols. Large frame revolvers or long barrel pistols obviously will reduce this to a one, two or three pistol case. Note - this case is a good value for the low cost. This is not a 'hardened' case that can survive a lot of abuse, but if you don't bang it around too hard, it'll keep your pistols from getting scratched while in motion, much better than using a canvas bag, duffle, rucksack, etc. If you need something durable that can be thrown down the stairs, run over by a truck, etc. then go get a Pelican or other high-end case, and expect to pay the added premium.

I like this case. The construction is solid and does not feel flimsy like a lot of aluminum cases floating around out there. Hinges look good, latches are large and strong. Handle is also large and strong. The interior top foam is glued in place, which is nice touch. The bottom foam I pulled out and replaced with a sheet of 1" flat acoustic foam, then cut out the profile of my handgun, silencer, end cap, magazines, and accessory box --the overall presentation is very nice. NFA documents are kept under the foam for easy access. I get a real "wow" factor whenever I open it. I would prefer combo locks so that I don't have to keep up with keys, but whatever...I'm not going to ding them on that since it is obvious in the ad. what you're getting. 5 for 5. Nice job, ADG.

Did you really think you could get an "aluminum" gun case for this price? Really? Maybe the frame is a light-gauge aluminum, but all of the case panels are plastic. Don't get me wrong, it's a very nice little case for the money, and would probably meet minimum requirements for most airlines. It has a comfy handle and a shoulder strap and the foam is easily changed when it wears out.. but.. the built-in locks are cheap and there no hasp points for a padlock. The internal hinge is exposed to the carry compartment (meaning if the airline tosses the case around, the hinges could scratch the contents).. still.. if you pack it right, consider cutting some custom foam for your pieces and don't demand too much of it.. this is a nice little case.

Locks are sturdy. Case looks and feels great. Has carry strap as well. Easy to transport up to four large hand guns. Zipped through the airport with no problems. Has dual foam sections for safe stacking if needed. I carried two large hand guns and all the empty mags on a single layer of the finger foam. Case is rugged but not too heavy. Travels well by itself or inside other larger garment suit case. Discrete enough not be to considered a gun or camera case.

This case has an aluminum frame, but the body is made of plastic. Its not the worst quality, but the product name is deceptive.

Very misleading advertising. This is NOT an aluminum case. The sides are aluminum colored PVC.

Nice case but did not survive the airlines to Alaska and had to buy a second case at walmart in Fairbanks because of it.

I have 3 of the 4 gun size and 2 of the 2 gun size and have used them for well over 10 years and they are just as good as the day I bought them and each one goes to the range on average at least once a month or more...bonus...one key fits all...no carrying a bunch of different keys and trying to remember what fits where...airlines like the way I can open and then lock quickly when traveling with my weapons...keeps the line moving at check in...