WATCH: Pelican Vault Firearm Cases

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posted on March 2, 2019
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At SHOT Show 2019, Pelican provided a closer glimpse of the new Vault series of polymer hardshell gun cases. This is the biggest product launch in the history of the company. Watch the video above.

Pelican Vault Series Firearm Cases
Pelican says Vault series gun cases are "crushproof, dustproof, and weather resistant."

Vault gun cases are built for people who desire rugged durability without breaking the bank. There's 10 different models in the Vault lineup, ranging from the diminutive V100 small pistol case with interior dimensions of 11"×8"×4.5" ($39.95), to the gargantuan V800 double rifle case that boasts a 53"×16"×6" footprint ($199.95). Our top pick is the V200 medium pistol case ($57.95, pictured at top of article). With interior dimensions of 14"×10"×5.5" the V200 can easily fit multiple handguns and extra magazines, or one large handgun. 

Rich with protective features, all Vault gun cases include stainless steel lock hasps, heavy-duty handles and hinges, push-button ABS latches and the star of the show—the aforementioned high-impact polymer shell. There's also five layers of protective polyurethane foam lining to keep the precious contents inside secure. According to the Pelican website, "Whether your destination is 30 minutes or 3,000 miles, a Vault is rock-solid protection every inch of the way."

Learn more about Vault gun cases by visiting www.pelican.com.

Questions about traveling with firearms? Read our guide.

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