NANUK 910 Olive Waterproof 2UP Classic Pistol Hard Case (910CLASG6). Waterproof (Ip67 rated), dustproof, shockproof. Includes foam insert designed for many popular handgun models and lid foam. Automatic purge valve equalizes pressure on the inside of the case when travelling. NK-7 resin is incredibly impact resistant. Designed to survive the toughest journey. Two powerclaw (patented) triple action latches molded in super-tough nylon keep the case securely closed using compressive force. Built to organize, protect, carry and survive tough conditions, the NANUK 910 Waterproof 2UP Classic Pistol Hard Case is impenetrable and indestructible with a lightweight, tough NK-7 resin shell and its PowerClaw superior latching system. With Nanuk’s exclusive locking and latching system, your case stays shut and secured until you are ready to open it. The Nanuk 910 is built to take abuse so your gear doesn’t. Lightweight, rugged and compact, the Nanuk 910 hard case adapts to every environment. It’s a favorite of photographers, videographers, outdoor enthusiasts, sportsmen, law enforcement officers, military, hunters and shooting sports enthusiasts to protect their most valuable gear. The slim profile of the Nanuk 910 protective case makes it perfect for protecting small laptops, tablets, small cameras, electronics, handguns, small drones, sample kits, compact tools, and equipment of all sorts. The Nanuk 910 protective case comes with a soft grip and ergonomic handle to make it easy to transport. This transport case is also equipped with an automatic pressure release valve and an integrated bezel system to accommodate custom panels without needing to drill holes so the case stays watertight. Exterior Size (L x W x H), in. 14.3″ x 11.1″ x 4.7. Interior Size (L x W x H), in. 13.2″ x 9.2″ x 4.1. Min -20°F (-29°C) Max 140°F (60°C). Our normal hours of operation are Monday through Friday 8am – 6pm CST. Gritr 7901 Boulevard 26, Suite 200 North Richland Hills, TX, 76180. We are open to the public. Dear Customer: After the Supreme Court’s ruling on South Dakota vs. Gritr is committed to compliance with these new regulations. If you have any questions about this new policy, please contact the Department of Revenue office in your state. We apologize for any inconvenience.