SKBCases Rugged Exterior and Rigid Foam Interior Hybrid Breakdown Travel Shotgun Case for 33.75 Inch Barrels with 2 External Pouches, Black

Absolutely love this case. For the money there is not a case even close to this on the market. Most hard cases are deep into the 200’s with some into the 400s. I like this case for multiple reasons,1) The case is extremely solid and the inside compartment holds my Condor Competition 30” barrels just fine, my gun also has an adjustable comb and while this was a fear the case would not work, the case actually fits just fine with the comb in the highest position. The outside pockets hold additional rags and gun oil in one side and all my chokes and necessary shotgun tools in the other. Storage is no problem with this case!2) the case is very concealable. I appreciate the fact it looks like a musicians case so walking to my home from street parking doesnt lead to weekly catch up with Deputy Fife.3) the interior of the case is extremely soft. I really like the interior fabric, whether its a budget gun or a citori, you can feel safe your investment is protected. i like the layout and the intuitive design!

This is a very nice case! Rigid enough for protection but still a soft case. Before I bought this, I had asked others if it was possible to fit a 2nd barrel in the case. Someone say "maybe", others said "no".I'm quite happy to report that if you are a little adventurous, you CAN fit a 2nd barrel in the case! It took about 15mins to disassemble the case and about 45min to modify the inside felt covered foam block that holds everything. In the space just below the "stock" cutout, on a diagonal, I was able to slice out the felt (carefully), and create a channel, but cutting out the styro-foam with a razor, to hold the the 2nd barrel. I was able to, for the most part, save the carefully removed felt and lay it down on the bottom of my new cut-out. Everything fit great! Another 15min to reassemble the case. I don't believe I "took away" from the integrity of the case; if anything maybe "1%".The one thing I didn't quite like about the case was that the side straps, that keep the lid from folding all the way open, were a little to short. It was hard to have the lid stay open on it's own. However, the straps are just stapled in place; so on reassembly, I just moved the attachment point back an inch -so now the lid will stay open on it's own.

Excellent shotgun case i have 4 of these and love them the are durable and i have had no problems at all the are well padded and have plenty of storage the are cut out for over and under shotguns or side by sides but a semi auto or pump would work if taken down and separated these have a separate storage area for stocks and barrels the zippers are very good and the velcro straps are very good also case is good looking and has storage pocked on the outside the case also i also have a more expensive case made of leather and wood and is padded similar to these cases and these cases well out do that case by a long shot in durability and function-ability this is why i have 4 of these cases caint go wrong with them for the money

In the last 20+ years, I've owned more than my share of nice shotguns. In all instances, I felt compelled to protect my pristene beauties with a worthy hard case. The problems I always had with the $200+ luggage cases were a) that they usually weighed more than the gun itself b) still followed the gun to move around a bit, c) their cost and build warrented being gentle with the case itself as to not beat it up. ( Note . This case even comes with a matching black storage bag.)Enter an online friend whoe highly recommended this case for a new purchase of mine. I was sceptical at first but gave it a try given the cheap money! Wow! I love this thing!! First, "soft" is a bit of a misnomer here. I'd call it semi rigid. Certainly harder than any other nylon case I've owned. Yes, the inside is semi soft and covered in a smooth fur like cloth. However, the outside is covered in a reenforced balistic nylon skin and is actually quite rigid. ( There are screws holding this thing togeather BTW) Construction and design are great with a place for everything I want to keep with a particular gun. While the pockets arn't locable, the main case itself is if you added a simple lugage lock across the duel zippers. (My state requires locked transport.) Still, The best part is that I don't throw my back out or beat up the walls trying to get the gun from the basement to the range.As for the fit, I have tried six different O/U and a single barrel trap gun in this case. Everything from a Ultra light CZ 28 ga to my BIG Citori Trap fit very well. ( Just use a wad of cleaning cloth to take the barrel space on the shorter barreled guns.)I will say that I also had a similar snug fit with my Citory Trap that a previous reviewer had noted. In my case, the 32" barrels fit fine (even with extended chokes) but the heel of the butt does interfear a little. My solution is to put the takedown lever to center and then slip the reciever/butt stock into the cavity heel first. This way, the piece fits nice and snug (but not tight). No, it does not lay perfectly flat in that space but is craddled nicely and super well protected.One MINOR gripe, the straps that tie the cover to the base are a little short and don't allow you to leave the lid open. Gravity/wind will usually close the cover if you let go. A velcro disconnect or extra 1/2" here would be nice to allow you to stay open.P.s. I ordered my first from another sporting company . Paid more and waited weeks. Ordered a second from Amazon and had it in two days. I like the build and price of these enough that I will likely get one for every breakdown shotgun I own. At this price, it's a no brainer.