Plano Pro Max Double Scoped Reviews

Actually roomy enough for two scoped rifles. Solid construction for this price point.

Installing the straps & ladder supports was a bit of an ordeal.

Excellent value, IMO...but rather heavy once fully loaded, some rolling wheels would not go unappreciated.

This case is a bit flimsey, but it is what I wanted, just basic protection..

Good size and very strong.

Clips are a bit flimsy and easily come off

With two guns I could do with a trolley as the case on its own plus two guns is damn heavy.

This thing is big and a little heavy. I needed a bigger rifle case to hold my fx bobcat .25 with hawke scope. However you will still need to modify the case. I took and cut the center pillars out with a drimmel tool. then cut the tops off the pillars and put though's down into the holes with hot glue to fill them in. Now it Looks like it was made that way.

make the center pillars removable from the factory. Also didn't give it 5 stars only because the latch closers are a little flimsy . Not a deal breaker because the rest of the case is sturdy enough, even after removing the center pillars.

Once center pillars are removed I was able to get an fx bobcat with hawke scope and .25 Benjamin marauder with a utg 44mm scope in the case by angling them just right. Normally I will use it just for the bobcat because it a little to tight with both.

A very good case - I have two fully scoped rifles stowed in here - Thank goodness for the light weight the guns alone are heavy enough.

Better hinges and clasps but it is not a high priced case. It works well.

Two scoped rifles inside here will be heavy - good thing the case is light. THe straps did not come with instructions but everything is in there.

It is good and heavy duty. Lockable but keeps out the grandkids out till I can be with them. Yes they know better than to touch any type of gun, be it BB or rim fire, with out me being with them.....but this keeps their memory intact.

Not a big thing, but Would like to see clip lock straps, instead of pull lock straps. Both are real good.

This is a great rifle case.

Solid construction. Large and spacious but very comfy to carry.

The straps to hold the rifles seem a little weak, considering overall quality. The foam keeps falling off... Maybe a velcro or something to hold it to the sides?

Place rifles, if you keep two, with their weight evenly distributed towards both ends. It will help in handling. Would also suggest horizontal and flat storage.

Barato! Material fuerte y duradero!

Los cierres son débiles, la agarradera se puede mejorar.

Es realmente grande y ya con los rifles adentro es pesado! Es adecuado para tenerlo en la casa pero para llevarlo fuera es incomodo.

It's cheap, durable

better latches, (they're easy to put back on though)

I bought this case to put my airsoft rifles in, and it does everything I could want it to. A good price, fits my M4 and all of it's accessories and helps me to sleep better at night knowing that my airsoft guns are safe.

Reasonably priced. Light weight. Sturdy when closed. Big... fits two large guns easily.

Clasps easily come off... they reattach, but it is a pain. Cannot tell the top from the bottom. Case material is a bit thin and wobbly.

This is a good enough case for the money.

Nice large case. Enough room to hold my Talon SS w/ shroud plus all the other stuff I take to the range.

Nothing

The case was missing the hold down straps.

BIG.... you can fit anything in this case. And it's the only one I could find to fit the Benjamin Superstreak.

Considering the size I would include some separated storage space for a tin of pellets and some tools. So you don't carry extra loads in the other hand.

I stow a tin of pellets, a srewdriver and a cleaning cloth under the foam padding. This way I haul one single load. It's big and heavy but just barely fits the Benjamin Superstreak. Sturdy and safe so nothing can go wrong.

lots of room for two rifles, each with a scope.

add a compartment to securely put pellets in (especially since some pellet tins don't have a screw-on lid)

the tool they provide to let you push down the fasteners is not quite adequate/comfortable. What I did is get a screwdriver (which lets you use interchangeable bits) and used that without a bit. I had great grip to push down a fastener with a lot of force.

Plenty of room hold down straps keep your rifles secure

nothing

I carry my cross man phantom with a 4x32 scope and my Remington 597 rimfire with a 3-9x40 scope and theirs still plenty of room for a side arm ammo and extra magazines for the rimfire

The case is strong and durable, and it has a positive latching system.

I would only use one crush resistant pillar in the center of the case, and maybe shorten the overall length a little. Also have the strap down anchors already assembled.

It is kind of hard to get two larger scoped rifles to fit without rubbing the side of the case somewhere, because of the use of three anti-crush pillars it the middle of the case. You must offset the rifles to each extreme to avoid them rubbing on the center pillars themselves.

I can fit two Benjamin Sheridan 0.22 caliber, with mounted scopes, and still have enough room to fit the 36" cleaning rod, two tins of pellets, some cleaning pads, and a flashlight. The straps will hold the gun in place, even if you accidentally drop it at 4 feet high, and the padding it prevent any high shock from damaging your guns. The scopes settings are not even budged after the drop. The cool thing is, if you're flying to a tournament, this case is approved by the airlines and the Federal Commission for transporting your pellet airguns. Haven't check about the transports of firearms in this yet.

It's great that the 6 case quick release latches hold everything tightly in place, but it can easily be dislodged from their location. If you're closing the lid down, and one or two of the latches happened to be facing downwards as you close, the latches will pop out of their grooves from their plastic hinges. Another thing that worries me is the hinges themselves. It's made of of plastic. If the latches pops out of the hinges, what happen if the latches don't pop out, but instead, they put the pressure on the hinges and break them on closing impacts. Another pain in the rear is the carrying handle. The handle doesn't lock in place permanently. The handle can easily pop out of its slots if you add a slight amount of force upwards as the case is laying flat on the ground.

Just a warning. It's big, its heavy, and it can flatten your feet if you're careful. Quite a few scratches on my shins for moving it up and down from my chest height and accidentally dropped it every now and then because it's heavy. 30 pounds of weight spread all about in a large container, and an added 20 pounds per riffle in the case. You surely build some muscles just carrying it around.