New "Assassin Case"

[ACC]

My wife calls this my new "assassin case". I call this my fun project for my new Sub 2000 and my trusty Glock 17.

Picked up a tool case from Harbor Freight that has the easily removable foam inserts for simple customization. The Sub 2000 fit in there pefectly even with the muzzle comp, new front sight, pressure activated laser switch on mini folding foregrip & NC Star mini -holo red dot. Glock 17 fits nice too. I was able to modify the tool sleeves on the top case organizer to take (3) Glock 33rd 9mm mags and (4) Glock 17 mags.

Now...if I could just find a Glock 26 at a reasonable price to fit into the bottom right corner, my "assassin case" would be complete.

DISCLAIMER: I am not an assassin. Just a Husband, Father & Director of Operations.

 

[BKExpress]

That will look nice with a 26 in there like you said. Nice work!

 

[Indy_Guy_77]

Not complete until there is a suppressor in there!

 

[9mmfan]

I like!

 

[The Bubba Effect]

Awesome!

 

[CBR1000rr]

Awesome project! Way to think "outside the box".

 

[ggglobert9]

Would you be able to post a pic of the Keltec opened up? Sounds like a nice set-up!

 

[baddyna96]

Man, that is sweet!

 

[Slawburger]

I saw those cases but wasn't sure how well it would work.
Now I know.
Looks good, that should protect them well.

 

[mikescetme]

I want one -- very nice

 

[6mm Shoot]

You need to take a peace of the foam that you removed and put it in water to see if you have closed cell foam or open cell that sucks up water. Closed cell will not take on water. If it turns out to be the open cell you will need to spray it with silicone to protect your guns from rusting.

 

[ACC]

You need to take a peace of the foam that you removed and put it in water to see if you have closed cell foam or open cell that sucks up water. Closed cell will not take on water. If it turns out to be the open cell you will need to spray it with silicone to protect your guns from rusting.

Good call 6mm. I will do that. I figured since it was a case originally designed for tools, that it would be closed cell.

 

[cmamath13]

That is super cool!

 

[Indy_Guy_77]

Good call 6mm. I will do that. I figured since it was a case originally designed for tools, that it would be closed cell.

Note: closed-cell foam in a case like this can STILL promote rust.

You'll get water staying between the case and the foam, between the foam and the firearms, and in between whatever tear-apart joints there may be in the foam itself.

Closed-cell foam just means that the foam itself won't hold water like a sponge.

Still a good idea to treat it, or to at least leave the case open when it's at home (and the guns aren't in it) to let it dry out. Even on those humid summer days - foam will suck up some moisture and cause issues if you don't get it dried out.

-J-

 

[Smokepole]

Pretty kewl !!

 

[darend505]

Just out of curiousity, how much was the case?

 

[762minigun]

Just out of curiosity .. How old are you OP?

 

[darend505]

Just out of curiosity .. How old are you OP?

profile says 37

 

[ACC]

Just out of curiousity, how much was the case?

The case was about $30 at Harbor Freight.

I am 37 years old.

 

[IndyDave1776]

I like your gun case, but how does your wife think you can fit an assassin in there?