Greetings all. This is not necessarily an m/l question. However I trust the posters in here and so will ask my question in his forum.

I will be going centerfire hunting in a couple of weeks. After getting the rifle sighted in, I do not want the scope reticle to get knocked out of alignment when it and the rest of my gear gets transported in the back of the truck.

Normally I transport my rifles in the padded "bags." But it seems that the bags are not very good shock aborbers. And before too long,bouncing around in the back of the truck the scope reticle will get knocked out of its settings. Not by much, but enough.

Would a foam filled hard case be a better means of transporting the rifle so the scopedon't get bounced/jarred too much?

The scopesI use are a Burris Full Field II and a Leupold VX-I

Thanks all for your comments,

~Robert