Enough depth to hold a shotgun with a sidesaddle shell carrier?
222116
Yes mine has that and it fits fine.Just remember that it exactly fits a mossberg 590 with pistol grip without stock and dont know if it will fit those other mossy's that have the breacher barrel or the blackhawk pistol grip that has the spring sticking out from the back..
222117
Its only long enough for the home defense shotgun an theres 2 pockets for extra ammo if needed
222118
I would guess it's deep enough for a gun with a sidesaddle (mine doesn't have one). But be mindful of the length. My riot guns are 38 and 39", had to get the longer case.
55738
I would say yes. This case measures about 51.5" from end to end on the inside. I suppose it will fit your shotgun if you lay it diagonally.
1937079
TOM: I purchased one for my super ultra carry HD which has same dimensions . I found it to be a tight fit plus to bulky for me use it only to store gun now.
1192902
No, there is not enough width in the lock to accommodate a shell holder on the receiver.
1537172
If it is a larger flat iron barrel it probably won't fit in the side cups very well. I have an inch barrel and it sits in there with lots of extra room.
1542352
Its not for many i bought it only to hold a pistol and a dressed ar-15 but not much else will fit with those two. if you dont put any of the shelves in it an have simple rifles not all dressed out you may get two maybe three in it if your lucky. Its not deep so its only one gun deep the guns shown in the pic are very short guns my ar carbine is as long as the shotguns shown wont fit any longer unless you dont put any shelves in it.
91238
crossman makes a bb/pellet belt carrier i can easily fit a box of 22lr in. hope this helps
1737162
If they are mounted on the receiver, then no. The shotgun will hang on the block that will go into the open breach, and the vault door closes over the left side where your side saddles are likely mounted. Those would prevent the door from closing on it. If you mounted your extra shells on the stock it would work.
990675
Yeah, I think so! I just went and measured mine and taking the plush liner into account, it had a depth of over 12" with the door closed. Also, there is a removable shelf so if you ran into space issues, you could take the shelf out and lay your two firearms in there so they would fit.
39191
I'm using my to hold an antique civil war rifle with bayonet. I have been happy with it. The rifle is pretty heavy. The pegs are approx 2 inches long. A double barreled gun would definitely take the pegs to the max.
1284906
There is a strap that retains the barrel when the door is opened. I haven't specifically looked, but I think it fits in slots in the case. As such, if you needed it to be lower, you would probably need to add one by screwing one into the case yourself. If your shotgun is short enough, you might just be able to lean it back and not have it fall forward.
729293
no it doesn't just enough room to hold my shotgun & maybe a box or 2 of rounds
398301
Nope, this case is pretty much as bare bones as they come; just space for the gun and handles. That said, I've been using it for my hunting shotgun for two years in the field and it's held up extremely well!
509570
Colt Tactical Gear Shotgun Case holds my Mossberg 500 (pistol grip)perfectly and the outside strapping can hold up to 16 shells on ea side.
1035691
I'm using it for my short shotgun. I have the picatinny rail ring around the end of the magazine past the fore-end. You can have on bipod or a bottom light or something on top like optics but not much on the side because it would interfere when you put it in and take it out. With all the extra things the scabbard has on it I can add pockets or holders to have other implaments at the ready to add to my shotgun.
2178943
I'll try to help. I could not use my 870 because it has a spare shell carrier bolted to the left side of the receiver. But I put it up to the shotlock and tried to estimate, etc. You will have to use the pump shotgun hanger which holds the gun by going inside the open ejection port; rather than using the two blocks which surround the trigger guard. This is fine; that's what it is for! You should then have about 3/4 of an inch of clearance above the top of the receiver (and more above the barrel) for sights, rails, etc. If you come out a tad tight, you should be able to drill two additional mounting holes in the back plate (for mounting the pump gun hanger), but you probably won't need to do that. If your measurements look tight (for your particular components you might want to ask the manufacturer. Good Luck. David S.
1816720
You will have no problem using it for your shells and accessories. I have mine loaded with my handguns in the pocket protector on one side, my magazines in the pocket protector on the other side, my ammo, field cleaning kit and ear/eye protection in the main compartment, which also has velcro loop dividers to keep items from moving around.