5 Pistol 18 Magazine Doro Gun Case with Custom MyCaseBuilder Foam Insert - Waterproof, Heavy Duty - Tactical Firearms and Ammunition Holder, 18 x 14 x 7 Inches

This was my second case! I have one for my 9s and know one for my 22s. I might get another for my revolvers! Anyway, these are strong and secure. They hold plenty of magazines for each gun. The case will get a little heavy with all mags loaded, but that is the price you pay for not having to load mags at the range! I fit everything except my extended grip Springfield elite, but that sucker is 8.5 inches tall. These cases fit optics and most sizes. They are tight on extended mag wells and I wish the foam inserts for the empty mag slots were divided in two. My single stack mags rattle a little bit nothing that can’t be solved with my bandsaw!Get one of these. You won’t regret it.

This is a really nice case. The insert is nicely cut and fits all of my Semi-Autos just fine.For anyone who has had an insert custom cut for a Pelican style case, you will know: 1. Good foam ain't cheap. 2. Custom fitting ain't cheap. 3. Stock foam is not ideal, nor is a crisp clean DIY cut on the stock foam easy to achieve (if even possible?).I have several Pelicans brand cases for long guns, camera equipment, and military gear sitting next to this DORO. This case almost rivals a Pelican in weight and build quality. For a "drag to the range" case, it is probably the perfect option. Maybe in a plane crash at sea, a Pelican would be a better choice. Hopefully, I will not have an opportunity to test that scenario. There are also similar cases, with perhaps an even more convenient pre-cut insert, but nice ones are almost twice as much money. So, I can provide no comparison Nanuk or Case Club offerings. They look pretty good too.While one could buy a real Pelican brand case without foam insert, and pay $140 for a custom cut high density insert (at a local military case builder...we have that opportunity in my area), this is a much more economical and perfectly satisfactory option. Glad I found it.

Simple handgun storage/travel case - heavy duty. I am able to fit 4 pistols and 1 revolver w/ (2) speed loaders without any issues closing and securing the case. The pre-cut foam is very study; no tears or issues there.I highly recommend this case! Be sure you get some locks to secure it as well.

I don't usually find time to write reviews.I spent weeks googling and comparing products for a case for my gun collections. I am a neat-freak when it comes to my precious possessions. I narrowed down and purchase the Elkton case for 5 weapons based on reviews. It's neat that you can pluck-out the pre-cut foam according to your organization desire. Here are my issues with the pluck-out foam: 1) The foam is very soft it's not strong enough to hold the firearms. The foam is the same quality use on bed-toppers. The weight of the firearm squeezes the foam, sides and bottom so the slot created is deformed. 2) The pre-cut foam is not the exact size of the magazines, be it .45 or 9mm. The slot created is either too small or too big. 3) Once you pluck-out the foam, there is no way you can put it back. 4) The case is lil heavy and looks enormous and almost like a tool-box look. So I returned it and started googling again.Then I found this DORO case,. What a huge difference! The design is genius! No plucking. It has 5 precuts where firearms nest perfectly. My Sig, Glock, Beretta, FN and Walther sit handsomely! The 18 mags slots are precisely sized for 9mm and .45. The foam is better quality, made of the material use for coolers. And the case, did I mention about the case? It is smaller than Elkton, just right and looks elegant. Excellent job DORO!!

So I had a couple of handguns in my basement sitting in different ammo boxes, and to keep track of them I ordered this case. The case is sturdy and very nice. It works perfectly if the gun is what I would call a 'stock' off-the-shelf gun. If you have a magwell on the gun or a red dot (like the two you see in the picture I've attached) then you will have to custom cut the foam so you can angle the gun like you see in the picture I provided. It was easy to cut out the pieces of foam I needed to so that the gun could be angled and the optic would then easily fit when the lid was closed. My largest red dot is the Trijicon SRO, and that's one of the largest on the market for handguns.Also, be aware that the magazine length can become an issue--the 23 round 9mm magazines that you see in the photo with the custom baseplate are as long as you can go and still be able to close the lid without forcing it. Other than that, I'm only using it to store 4 guns, not the 5 it could hold, and in the 5th compartment I put a black Maglula speed loader and two 50 round boxes of 45 ACP ammo--since that's a caliber I don't routinely carry.Bottom line is that I like this product, would buy it again, and would get a larger or smaller version of it.

This is the perfect case in which to store and travel with all of my handguns. The far right one is a Glock 17 MOS with a red dot and a light attachment but fits perfectly. There are sections that can be removed and cut to fit a variety of mags and firearms which makes this case very versatile. I highly recommend this case for anyone who is looking for a sturdy, solid case for storage or travel.

This is a nice range/travel case for the money. Customizable foam provides good versatility for a wide range of different handguns, and 3 additional mags per gun (plus 3 more mag slots, to hold a total of 18 extra mags). It's lightweight, yet sturdy enough to drag to (and around) the range. Can easily place two locks on the case for added security.The only negative I have so far is the color vibrancy of the stars and stripes foam is definitely lighter (less) than what's pictured (and thus lighter color than I expected).Bottom-line, I would recommend this case, and would purchase again.