PFC Plastic Plastic Carrying Case with Foam, 12" x 8" x 3 3/4", Black (120-080-038-5SF)

Full disclosure- I only bought this gun case at this price point because of Amazon’s return policy. I half expected it to be junk. Boy, was I wrong. For under $8, I got the perfect little case for my TX22 plinker. The construction is top notch. The plastic feels sturdy, and the sliding latches are light years ahead of the usual flip up kind. (See photos to see how securely they lock with a 15” cable lock). The foam is thick and dense. Some reviewers have commented that the foam isn’t attached to the case, and falls out easily. This is true. It’s also a deliberate choice, so you can remove one or both pieces of foam if you need more carry space. Since I’m using it for pistol carry only, I installed two strips of black Gorilla double sided tape onto each half of the case, then pressed the foam into place. It’s not going anywhere! It easily holds my Taurus TX22 (with small laser), 4 magazines, and 2 speed loaders. I have no idea how they manufacture this is the USA and sell it so cheaply, but I’m glad they do! UPDATE: I should have kept my mouth shut. It seems the vendor took my words to heart, and raised the price from $7.00 to $17.00. A bit annoying, but guess what? Still a great price. I bought 3 at the $7.00 price, and use them to hold my CZ P10c with TRL8 laser, and my Sig P310 FS. Yes, these little cases can hold a full size 9mm, and 3 mags. I’m now buying one at $17 for my P365XL with Romeo Zero optic, which obviously will fit easily, even with 4 mags. Why will I pay more for this case? Two reasons: 1) These cases stack one atop the other and interlock, so I like the fact that I can build stable stacks. They fit together perfectly on any flat surface, or in my range bag 2) As I mentioned above, the sliding latched are far better that the flip up kind everyone else seems to use.

The shell on this is nice and tough, and the foam inside is a good quality and cuts cleanly to fit your devices. The "egg crate" foam is firmly attached to the lid, and there is a separate sheet of foam that can line the opposing side. I used it for a portable recording device and accessories (Tascam DR40X) and it's perfect. The only drawback I can discern, which is quite minor, is that the lid doesn't open a full 180 degrees.

The case is perfect to hold my carving knives. The case is lightweight, has a durable exterior and is deep enough store larger items. The only knock I have is the latching mechanism. It's plastic and my experience with this type of latch has always ended with latch breaking. I suspect the same to happen with is case. However, I already have a make shift latch in mind for case that will work better than whats there. Even with a suspect latch the case is worth the money and would buy the larger cousin of same case next time.

Great quality and sturdiness

I use these for my electronic meters. They work great for them, don't have to worry if they fall. Plenty of foam inside on bottom and lid protects contents well. Good value.

I needed a case for my EcoSteno from Nolltronics—one that would not touch the keys when shut. The two foam layers in the bottom of the case are reversible and removable. I was able to cut the thicker pad to protect the keyboard from jostling around inside the case as well as to stabilize the keyboard without pressing down the keys with two rectangular cuboids cut from the same piece of foam. Even if it lasts only a few years, the low price and ease of modification makes it worth every penny!

Bought this for my 3 sets of hex wrenches., which, with their plastic tray, fit perfectly and snugly into the bottom of this case. Great case, great except for the extra foam inserts and that poor quality latch! Foam insets came in wavy (attached to inside top of case and very good at cushioning) and 2 flat removable of varying thicknesses - one 1/2 " thick, which is very useful; the other, 1 1/2" thick was also needed but useless - unless I can find a way to accurately cut it into two 3/4" thick flat pieces. The latch was self-hinged and will eventually self destruct from repeated use. The catch was not impressive either. So although i have a sturdy hardshell case to hold these wrenches I foresee a jerry-rigged catch or a nylon strap closure in its future.

I have been looking for an eyepiece case for my telescope eyepieces for a long time. Custom cases can cost $80 to over $200. This hard plastic case works perfect. The foam was easy to cut. It has a 2nd ¼" layer underneath. And top has egg case shaped phone at top. It is very sturdy and well made. Simply the best deal for this application. Adaptable to your needs.

Good special tool case come with a thin foam and a thick foam.the best way to trim the foam is with a fresh olfa blade.i used this for my inspection camera,rechargeable battries and battery charger.egg shell foam glued to the top of the lid Great case similar too a case I got with a snapon tool.

La cerradura es frágil y da la sensación que se puede abrir en cualquier momento. Todo lo demás muy bien.

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I use it to keep all my stud finders in along with a tape measure and pencil. It has 3 different layers of foam that you are able to cut to fit your tool or ?? This keeps it secure from flopping around. I am very happy with it.

Decent case for my spinach paraphernalia. I've yet to populate it fully, but it keeps my glassware intact and is sturdy enough for everyday travel.