Can you answer to the claims of weak stitching? Will it hold 2 scoped ARs w/out coming apart?
1000044
The build on mine is solid, no loose stitching and build quality is solid. I use mine for my AR which is on the heavy side and my 12 gage over/under when I go to the range and have never had an issue.
1000045
Yes, the voodoo bag is pretty rugged. The stitching has held up great for me and my brothers (They ordered them after seeing mine). For me, I see no signs of the stitching separating. I do carry mine with the back pack straps, loaded with ammo, and 2 rifles often.
1000046
is should... the stocks are telescopic right?? if they are then it shouldn't be a problem..
1000047
I carry one scoped AR with seven loaded 30 round mags among some other things and It has held up very well. I have had no problems with this case at all.
1000048
I don't think it has weak stitching. It holds my 2 scoped ARs just fine. I really like my bag.
1000049
I haven't used a whole lot, but I haven't had any issues with the case or the stitching. My AR has a scope and fits just fine. It has room for another AR.
1000050
I had no evidence of weak stitching, and the case is a little larger than I wanted for just one gun, and scope. while I only had one gun to put into this case, it is divided, and and I would believe two guns could be carried in this case. Owning one gun, It was a little bulky for my single AR. I think you could easily carry two guns, with mounted scopes...Just my take on the case..Loved the design.
213328
Sorry it took so long I was in alaska. Yes it will hold two scoped rifles, tight but it will, and you can get the same foam at Home Depot to cut for different guns for like 12.00.
1315834
They claim it'll stay together up to those conditions but that's a whole lot of pop right there. I've got two on ar's one 556 and one on a 308 and they've both held zero wonderfully haven't adjusted at all in over a year of hard use but I'm not sure about that 300 mag. You've got to put your eye pretty close to the optic too, I'd be worried about it hitting you in the eye as well...
1358179
Mr. Floyd: Yes, I believe this vest should hold between four and six thirty rounder mags for the AK-series weapons. You may only be able to get one mag per pouch because of more curvature on the AK mag than on an AR/M16 version, for which they are actually designed. The pouches are NOT wide and deep enough to hold SKS mags, which have the long, front mounting lip. This is a terrific vest. I put two more AR mags in a Blackhawk belt pouch, and use anchor the whole rig on that same 5.11 Tactical Belt. 250 rounds of rifle ammo and over 100 rounds of pistol ammo is a good bit of firepower; far more than I was able to carry in Vietnam on a patrol.
427384
Right now my son has a small 4x scope mounted with only 1 to get it far enough back on a bolt action .22. It holds zero and was making a 3" group at 75 yards. On a larger caliber with more recoil you may have trouble but for our application it works.
1831116
At first I thought I received a broken one, turns out the mount was bad, so far it has held up on a .308 Zastava AK for over six months. I fire the gun about every other week shooting at least 100 rounds through it. So the tiny .223 should not be a problem.
1594210
I have bought 4 of these scopes. 3 were fitted to .22 rifles - after about 3 months the reticle came loose in one, the other 2 are going strong after about 500 rounds each. I have a forth on a Lee Enfield .303, I have only fired 30 rounds, over 3 sessions, but it has held zero so far - sorry I can't give you a better set of numbers . The 3 surviving scopes have all held zero and I have been pleased with them. At 75 yds I can put the .22s into a inch hole all day long. If you have any doubts I would suggest paying $200+ for something like a Leupold, better to spend 200 than waste 70 .... at the end of the day you only ever get what you paid for - but you might just get lucky! I have bought 4 of these scopes. 3 were fitted to .22 rifles - after about 3 months the reticle came loose in one, the other 2 are going strong after about 500 rounds each. I have a forth on a Lee Enfield .303, I have only fired 30 rounds, over 3 sessions, but it has held zero so far - sorry I can't give you a better set of numbers . The 3 surviving scopes have all held zero and I have been pleased with them. At 75 yds I can put the .22s into a inch hole all day long. If you have any doubts I would suggest paying $200+ for something like a Leupold, better to spend 200 than waste 70 .... at... » Read More I have bought 4 of these scopes. 3 were fitted to .22 rifles - after about 3 months the reticle came loose in one, the other 2 are going strong after about 500 rounds each. I have a forth on a Lee Enfield .303, I have only fired 30 rounds, over 3 sessions, but it has held zero so far - sorry I can't give you a better set of numbers . The 3 surviving scopes have all held zero and I have been pleased with them. At 75 yds I can put the .22s into a inch hole all day long. If you have any doubts I would suggest paying $200+ for something like a Leupold, better to spend 200 than waste 70 .... at the end of the day you only ever get what you paid for - but you might just get lucky! « Show Less
1772123
It seems to hold my spotting scope ok (that's what I bought it for). The tightening lever for the base plate broke the first time I used it though, even though I put very little tension on it. Luckily, I had an old tripod I could use for parts.
163902
That was a concern of mine also, I did however purchase anyway, as I would use it as ammo stash safe if all else failed. However it did hold my long rifles and so forth, with plenty space for a few hundred rounds of shot shells or more. So far so good on my end, best of luck.
971532
You can fit 7.62, 5.45, or 5.56 mags no problem. What secures the magazines in place is 2 bungee cords with Velcro on both ends. This makes it so you can adjust to accommodate 40+ round magazines if you want to. The quality is good for the price. I haven't put mine through its paces yet but nothing has ripped or torn so far.. The stitching isn't excellent but for the price, you could just sow in extra reinforcement where you think it's needed. Hope that helps!
1093231
it's been a while since i had one. it'd be best to verify that the mfr or importer warrants that the scope will withstand airgun recoil or they will repair or replace it. some do, and some don't. you wouldnt want to be left with no recourse if it can't stand up to the hatsan.
2040420
I put the scope on a Hatsan 135 air rifle that broke two other scopes and it's holding up.
1121661
There are places under the foam insert that the straps are fed thru and slits in the foam for them to come up thru, this case will hold two scoped rifles (this is with standard scope rings, if you have high scope mounts it may not fit two.) but you have to make sure you get them in there just right and once they are strapped down they don't move. It's a good case.
678009
Should work like it was made for it just make sure as in other scope mounting level the gun then level the scope to the gun then Loctite the screws on the scope mounts medium strength then the screws on the mount to the gun. Medium strength Loctite only may have to come off various reasons, bad scope, open sights etc.
1137117
Hey Benjamin, I've got one of those cases and I was able to fit two AR-15's, both with scopes, fore end grips and light. One has a tacticle stock and the other a conventional stock. The assembly of the strap mechanism looks more complicated than it really is. The only thing I didn't think about is how much two AR's weigh. If you need more feedback I'de be glad to help if I can. Barny
1054035
I have two AR's that I can fit in here. I take one scope off of the second one and store it separate from the gun itself inside the case. Just helps to fit both guns. Hope this helps.
1571949
It's a tight fit for my AR 15 with scope, so 2 would be quite a squeeze. I also have a dehumidifier in there, and it would be tough to keep even a few spare magazines.