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Condition 1 100699 10" Hard Pistol Case, Black:
Made of super-high-impact injection molded plastic
Offers innovative features for unmatched strength and durability in protecting your guns at a very affordable cost
Convoluted egg crate foam interior that securely holds your gun in place
Smooth operation latches offer easy access to the case
Molded handle and hinges
Multiple lock holes for padlocks add extra layers of security
Large grip handles provide added comfort when carrying heavy items
Interior dimensions: 10.1"W x 7.5"D x 3.25"H
Limited lifetime warranty
Model# H699BKF7782LNO
The Condition 1 100699 Hard Pistol Case provides excellent protection for your pistol at an affordable cost. Interlocking convoluted egg crate foam securely holds your rifle in place. This case has multiple lock holes for added security.
Specifications
Color: Black
Fabric Material: See description.
Manufacturer: Generic
Condition: New
Manufacturer Part Number: H699BKF7782LNO
Model: H699BKF7782LNO
Brand: Condition 1
Assembled Product Dimensions (L x W x H): 11.00 x 9.00 x 3.00 IN
Walmart #: 553405858
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Comments (7)
Presumption first blinds a man, then sets him a running.
Benjamin Franklin
"either you're not keeping them all, or you haven't accumulated enough guns yet for them to become a nuisance. "
MillenialGunslinger
You presume much. My argument was directed towards mfg's that cheap out w/ less durable cardboard.
$6 retail. So, when a gun maker cheaps out and sells/ ships their firearm in a cardboard box...... they're probably saving a whopping $2-3 wholesale. Cost accounting and extrapolating sales profit forecasts only serve to disappoint the current customer. Negatively influencing said customer's experience, thereby, jeopardizing any return purchases in the short term.
That also means that when a gun maker sells a gun without a nice box, the end user doesn't end up with a plastic case he doesn't need taking up extra space he doesn't have, or having to feel guilty about throwing away a gimmicky plastic box that might've otherwise raised the resale value.
Personally, I'd prefer guns 600-700$ or so and lower to come with no box, and guns above that to come with a premium box much better than this one (Springfield Armory style or better). If you'd really wish all guns came with a plastic case, either you're not keeping them all, or you haven't accumulated enough guns yet for them to become a nuisance. Anyway, to each his own. I see your point, it's just that there are different types of customers, 'tis all.
Basic AF