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Shooting Industry, Sept, 2008
The 1730 Transport Case has four extra-deep, base-to-lid locking cleats to ensure maximum stacking stability. The case features 10,000 cubic inches of storage space, two doublewide handles and polyurethane wheels, with stainless steel ball bearings and nylon hubs for extended towing durability. The 1730 has open cell-core wall, polymer construction to protect sensitive equipment. Other standard features include a lid equipped with a polymer o-ring for a dust and watertight seal, dual-action latches, and integrated automatic pressure equalization valve.
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