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 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.

The pre-cut foam made an excellent fit for my 5 pistols and magazines. Excellent pistol case far superior to "other brand" pistol cases I have purchased in the past. Excellent value!!!

The slots in the case will fit most of my full size pistols and extra magazines. They are too loose for my small frame pistols like the PPK and similar. It is well designed and really does immobilize them so the can not move. It is a far simpler and better system than the old style cases with the pluck out foam. The pistols in storage stick up enough that it is easy to get them out in this case. (The 2 pistol case is harder) The foam itself is denser than the soft pluck out foam. I was initially concerned that the harder foam in this case would leave rub marks on my pistols since it is denser. I have used several of these cases extensively for the past few months and have yet to find any rub marks. It is doing exactly what it was designed to do, protect my pistols in transport. I am unable to find any fault with it.The case itself seems well built and appears to be water and dust proof but I have not tested it. I'm not going to throw it out the window while driving down the freeway to see if it really works. It closes and seals easily. The latches do not have any type of lock to hold them down. I would prefer they had built in release button that had to be pushed prior to flipping the lever up. I would like to see something like the Pelican Vault series has. That has not been an issue yet. Of course it is easily solved by putting a lock on the case. I use a small keychain snap link to insure it stays closed.The only negative thing I find with this case is that the adhesive stick on name tag "DORO" is coming off. That's not really a problem either since they don't pay me to advertise for them.I've been a gun guy for over 60 years and this case is the absolute best transport case for multiple pistols that I have ever used.

First, this is a very positive review, and will sound borderline like and advertisement... sorry about this, but the cases are that awesome! The durability, layout, and foam quality are all perfect.The case shells themselves are very rugged, stack well (I've travelled with up to four stacked, with no issues of sliding or toppling), and look very professional. The way the case is laid out is good, and gives a very organized look to your pistol collection at the range. Everyone that sees me using one of these cases marvels at the quality and aesthetics of the cases.The internal foam consists of dense polyethylene for padding the pistols/mags, and soft, egg crate polyurethane foam for the top. This is a good combination. Dense polyethylene is closed cell -- it is very durable and doesn't absorb moisture (and can be easily cleaned if you get oil all over your case somehow), so it's safer for your pistol's finish and ensures that there's not excess moisture in the case that would lead to rust. Open-cell polyurethane foam (the stuff usually used for egg-crate mattresses) offers greater cushioning, but also absorbs moisture which can translate to your pistol's/mag's finish, or leach out and contribute to rust. Because the cases use a minimum of the latter, there's less concern for rust building up if you store pistols in here longer term.That said, I highly recommend bying lots of a silica gel to put in the case to help ensure rust isn't a problem. Dry-and-Dry (brand) and other companies make silica gel packets that indicate when they've absorbed as much moisture as they can (i.e., changing from bright orange to dark green), and then can be "recharged" (or dried, essentially) using a microwave's defrost for ~10 minutes. I keep 5 20-gram packets in the cases with the pistols and I'm not worried about rust buildup.Because of the foam is good and dessicants (silica gel) are stored in the cases, I believe that the pistols are better protected from moisture in the cases than they would be if I kept them in normal, room-temperature conditions, or even in a gun safe (unless you're using a good dehumidfying system in your safe). The internal foam can be removed, and the rigid portion holding the pistols and mags could be lifted out and stored on a shelf in your safe if you wanted to keep them out of the cases.I had a small issue with one of the cases I've received from them (I have six at this point) and customer service was incredibly prompt and went well out of their way to help resolve the issue, even though the issue was more "user error" than "defective product" in nature. That's part of why I'm writing this review -- I appreciate great service and customer!

This product can securely hold 5 handguns after removing the cut- outs. It can also be locked at the two ends. I feel comfortable transporting my firearms to the range in this case. In fact, to make it more difficult to take this case, I lock it inside my trunk with a heavy duty cable-lock. If someone gains access to my trunk they will need a cutting torch to remove it. Heavy duty bolt cutters will have a hard time and not many people carry those unless they’re up to no good.