Are there two or three layers of foam? I have bought cases that provide a mid-layer to cut out the shape of the rifles. Is that true with this case?
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It's 3, but it's not really a middle layer that I would cut out. It holds the guns in place with the friction of the 3 layers. The guns ride side-by-side when you are carrying it, not over/under. You lay it flat, put a rifle in, clip it down, flip it over, and load the other side.
1110328
If I recall correctly it has one layer of foam on the top of the case and another layer on the bottom. And you can cut the foam to fit the items you will store in the case.
1611606
It depends on the bow and the scope. My scoped Barnett Ghost 410 slightly pushes on the top and bottom of the case plastic with no foam to cushion impacts. There appears to be room for scoped bows that are smaller but if you have a Ghost 410 you might want to look at something else.
200667
There is a small layer of foam on the bottom, and thick foam on both sides. Well made, works great. Worth the money.
84124
No, its egg shell foam inside with two straps to secure your rifle more firmly in place
618683
Two layers go in the bottom and one in the top of the case. One of the lower layers you will use to make the cut out patterns of what you are putting in the case. Hope this helps!!
219233
You can fit all that with one rifle. Two rifles fit but leave little room for anything else. I need to remove the optics off my AR's when placing 2 in the case.
27747
I pack an Ldub AR with an Aimpoint Pro Patrol and several ACP pistols. It may be difficult to pack two rifles with the scopes cowitnessed. That would be a limiting factor. You lose about 2 inches per side on all sides because the foam is not the punch-out squared stuff (and you actually need it for protection so, I would not cut the solid foam on the sides). I would lay your AR's down on the floor and see what the width and length would be when they are tucked together and then give yourself at least two inches between the closest contact points between the rifles and then subtract 2 inches per side on all four sides for the solid foam and see if that would fit the total inside dimensions of the case. I would measure it exactly but the case is out-of-town at the moment.
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The foam that came with my case is a kind of hybrid. Its called pick and pluck. What this means is that you get 2 , 2" thick layers of foam that come as sheets but can be partioned off by plucking out 1 inch square pieces of the foam. The result is custom made cushioning for your valuables. Hope this helps.
1905204
Yes, the case comes with padded dividers you custom fit to your design needs. There is no foam, at least with the case I ordered. I do highly reccomend it: I travel with it all over the country with my Canon C100, Mark III, & 5 asorted lenses in it. In most cases, I can also store it in the overhead bins of most larger airline flights.
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The case is delivered with "pluck foam" which allows you to remove foam in pieces about 1/2" square. As such, you won't be getting the exact fit shown in the picture. However, Plano has solid foam inserts available that allow for precise cutouts. If that is important to you, contact Plano customer service and they will fix you up. Plenty of info on YouTube on how to do it also.
2201382
There are no cutouts for rifles, but it's plenty tall enough for an AR even with one shelf installed towards the top. You could put as many AR's or similar length rifles leaning against each other as will fit.
1890358
The muzzle brake is two pieces. You can shoot it with or without the outer sleeve. The outer sleeve helps direct the sound wave away from the shooter. It does work well. I get a lot of complements. The piece laying horizontal in the picture above is an assembled one. You get the two vertical pieces in the picture.
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No I prefer to cut out the foam for a custom fit. It keeps the excess pressure off of any protruding surfaces along the sides of your rifle. Plus if the case is really dropped you don't risk one rifle slipping into the other from the hit.
995910
I seriously doubt you can get two long guns in one case.... they are nice for one, but I ended up buying 2 ... one for each of my AR's.
1044894
My answer to your question would be a direct repeat of Thomas Jensen's answer. I'm also in agreement that it is a well designed nice rifle case. You can't beat it for the price or the quality. I also like mine.
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Sorry, no. The best thing that I have done is cut out some of the foam to accommodate the peep site and use the original box and cardboard sleeve - a regular sized gun case is too small.