Is it easy to draw the shotgun from the scabbard?
1490564
If you have any kind of add-ons, no. Any sharp edges, as from any rail you add on, will grab on to the inside of the scabbard. With that said, twisting the shotgun as you put it in or take it out makes it a bit easier.
1490565
My 870 sits in there pretty tight but it isn't diffcult pull out of the scabbard. Best description I could think of right now is a comparison to skate shoes. They stay on when you want them to but you can slip them right off if you that's what you want. It probably also depends if you have any sharp edges that it can catch on.I had a problem with my front sight catching the inner liner.
1490566
I keep a henry 22 in it and don't any problems, a 20 gauge pumps fits also, no problem getting either one out quick.
1490567
I did not find it easy to pull out over my shoulder but, if you flip it, it drops easily out. This is also a much faster method to bring the weapon on line. Additionally, one doesn't need as much head room to deploy it when allowing it to drop into one's hand.
1490568
As long as the shotgun is not outfitted with add ons, it draws fine. If you have elevated sights, barrel shrouds, etc. it's not for you.
1490569
Depends on how much practice you have done. Also depends where you wear the scabbard. Leather scabbards are easier for me.
1164127
Yup, very easy. I just start by getting a top corner loose and pulling it out from there.
499413
yes, but does not draw quickly due to the fraction of the leather. I ended up buying a composite holster buy Forbus. it draws quickly and the holster can be adjusted for snugness of the gun. I hope this helps.
110815
If you know how to disassemble your weapon you'll find it relatively easy. You need to do more than field stripping/cleaning the weapon. If you're not comfortable doing this just take it to a local gun shop and they'll be able to do it for you.
1323913
When you squeeze the trigger all 3 legs will adjust to the angle that the handle is at so it's pretty easy. I've been using it for coyote and turkey since last year. Pretty happy with it.
338134
You can do it but id reccomendation taking it to a gunsmith as I did. The gun smith did say it took a lot more work than expected a lot more tweeking (no he did not say that to charge me extra)
294231
Adam, That is correct, although I would ensure you have practiced the evolution of drawing from that position significantly; it is not a preferred method. As with any concealed carry of a firearm, ensure you maintain consistancy with your method for carrying and practice it often so that if the need to respond arises, muscle memory does the majority of the work. Hope this helps. Happy new year. Regards, Sean(Law enforcement officer with 14 years experience)
889418
There are plenty of good short videos on youtube that show you exactly how to do it. The only tool you really need is a small screwdriver. It is very easy even if you have never done any work on a gun.
1289936
No, it is not difficult to start. You hold the safe button down and squeeze the trigger.
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.
589334
easy. Effort to pull the barrel down to open it is moderate. easy access to the breech (rear of the barrel) to put the pellet in.
1310560
No scabbard in it..... I would say no on having one made but you might contact the manufacturer. I have been know to make a mistake once......but I was mistaken.
224401
Yes you could, but I don't see why, it'd take you for ever to draw your weapon.
58023
Raymond is absolutely right but on mine I didn't find it overwhelmingly difficult but some force is needed to get the owing in the gun. Basically, the threaded collar is not designed long enough to engage and pull the hose into the gun, you kinda have to push the hose in a bit yourself first.
565411
I'm not exactly sure about the shotgun scabbard as I have never used one before. You would be able to attach a machete sheath to it for sure though. The best way I can describe it is on either side of the bag are two loops large enough to fit a good sized ax in. All of these loops have MOLLE attachment loops on them as well. Overall a very useful bag.
829413
The knife will draw without pressing the release button. But it does hold it securely enough without worry of it coming out.
42833
I haven't tried so I can't answer honestly. I do know that when I try to quick draw it hangs nearly every time. I have adjusted the screw and it seems to help some.