Will this fit a Cold Steel recon scout? If so, does it need to be 'fitted' or molded? I am concerned about the thickness of the CS.Thanks a lot!
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The Combat Master is a great sheath and the kydex insert is easily molded to fit most knives. However, I believe the Recon Scout won't fit. Not only is the blade thick but also broad and it would limit your ability to mold the kydex around the blade. The Combat Master fits the ESEE-5 perfectly and it is .25" thick.
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I'm sure you can use the sheath and you can "mold" it to the knife similar to a kydex sheath just unscrew the liner heat up the plastic and press the plastic around the knife
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Length wouldn't be a problem with this shealth, but that cold steel knife is really thick. I have a KA-BAR USMC in this shealth and it fits like a glove measuring in at a thickness of 0.165 inches. Your knife measures in at 0.313 inches. If you know how to mold this shealth to your knife you could make it work but otherwise I don't think it would fit unless you tried jamming it in every time you wanted to put your knife in this sheath. Other than that this is a great shealth of quality U.S.A. make with a great warranty. If you can make your knife fit this shealth you won't be disappointed. Length wouldn't be a problem with this shealth, but that cold steel knife is really thick. I have a KA-BAR USMC in this shealth and it fits like a glove measuring in at a thickness of 0.165 inches. Your knife measures in at 0.313 inches. If you know how to mold this shealth to your knife you could make it work but otherwise I don't think it would fit unless you tried jamming it in every time you wanted to put your knife in this sheath. Other than that this is a great shealth of quality U.S.A. make with a great warranty. If you can make your knife fit this shealth you won't be... » Read More Length wouldn't be a problem with this shealth, but that cold steel knife is really thick. I have a KA-BAR USMC in this shealth and it fits like a glove measuring in at a thickness of 0.165 inches. Your knife measures in at 0.313 inches. If you know how to mold this shealth to your knife you could make it work but otherwise I don't think it would fit unless you tried jamming it in every time you wanted to put your knife in this sheath. Other than that this is a great shealth of quality U.S.A. make with a great warranty. If you can make your knife fit this shealth you won't be disappointed. « Show Less
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I have an old school Gerber BMF (non-serrated) and it fits fine. I don't think you will have a problem. As for being fitted or molded this sheath is on size fits some. Thickness should not be a problem.
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Just rec mine and it tore along the seam during installation. I was still able to fit it with the tear and get an idea of the enhanced grip - it feels awesome! Yes - you need to trim it to accommodate the grip safety however it's such a snug fit i can't imagine that it will shift around especially with the springfield grip under it. I exchanged it for a new one since obviously I thought it was a bit defective to tear along the seam and reordered a new one. With my second attempt at installation I plan on either use windex as a lubricant or bust out my heat gun to soften it up. This grip transforms the XDS! Can't wait to shoot with it! Just rec mine and it tore along the seam during installation. I was still able to fit it with the tear and get an idea of the enhanced grip - it feels awesome! Yes - you need to trim it to accommodate the grip safety however it's such a snug fit i can't imagine that it will shift around especially with the springfield grip under it. I exchanged it for a new one since obviously I thought it was a bit defective to tear along the seam and reordered a new one. With my second attempt at installation I plan on either use windex as a lubricant or bust out my heat gun to soften it up. This grip... » Read More Just rec mine and it tore along the seam during installation. I was still able to fit it with the tear and get an idea of the enhanced grip - it feels awesome! Yes - you need to trim it to accommodate the grip safety however it's such a snug fit i can't imagine that it will shift around especially with the springfield grip under it. I exchanged it for a new one since obviously I thought it was a bit defective to tear along the seam and reordered a new one. With my second attempt at installation I plan on either use windex as a lubricant or bust out my heat gun to soften it up. This grip transforms the XDS! Can't wait to shoot with it! « Show Less
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Don't know for sure but I have a charvelle desolation in mine which I believe is the same thickness as a dinky and it fits very well! If its too small for the body across you can heat up the foam and press it slightly and make a perfect fit ;)
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Sorry it took so long to get back to you, but I would rather give you no info than bad info. I believe It will fit your rifle. This is the stock that I put on my 762mm 2A1 RFI 1966. The butt stock went on with a little Dremel work and the fore grip fit pretty well but there is a very small gap between the stock and the back plate just above and behind the trigger that I can see day light through. From what I found this is the closest fitting ( other than $$ custom ) replacement stock out there. All that being said I have not put a round through my rifle with this new stock yet. As you may already have read, I also had a problem with the checkering plates being loose and cheap feeling. After talking to the manufacturer, who recommmended " Loctite Plastics Bonder "( no number as most Loctite products have), I pried those plates out and re-glued them back in and that seemed to do the job (masking tape is your friend here). This glue comes in 2 parts, an activator (primer) and a glue both in purple tubes. The activator looks and works like a chisel end marker and the glue seemed like krazy glue. You might find it at your local hardware store, but I believe I had to order it from Amazon. This is the only glue that the manufacturer recommends and uses. I hope this helps you out. If you need more info let me know.
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I installed one on my Mossberg 715T a couple weeks ago. This exact one. It was such a snug fit, I heated it in the oven at 450 for 15 minutes, then I lightly tapped it on with a soft mallet. I only had to tap it about 5 times. It does have a cutout for the Ruger sight, but I just put in on downwards..I went ahead and snugged the allen screw, but it wasn't needed. Enjoy more Tacti-cool.
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Sparta. this will indeed fit the Magpul CTR. This is what I attached these "saddle bags" to and it is a PERFECT fit. The cheek weld is incredible on the Magpul CTR stock.
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Put this: as long as there is a tang on the front of the buttstock/back of the reciever where the butt stock fits in and is secured by a screw it should work fine. It works perfectly with stamped recievers but since the C39 is milled you may need to file down some spots to get it to fit perfectly. I had to do that with my VEPR and it took all of 1O minutes to file it to a perfect fit and that is probably the most difficult AK variant to get aftermarket parts to fit on. I don't imagine the C39 would be more difficult. Keep in mind you may need to get a longer tang screw -1.5 inch- at lowes and the screw is 5 mm metric. Hope this helps. Put this: as long as there is a tang on the front of the buttstock/back of the reciever where the butt stock fits in and is secured by a screw it should work fine. It works perfectly with stamped recievers but since the C39 is milled you may need to file down some spots to get it to fit perfectly. I had to do that with my VEPR and it took all of 1O minutes to file it to a perfect fit and that is probably the most difficult AK variant to get aftermarket parts to fit on. I don't imagine the C39 would be more difficult. Keep in mind you may need to get a longer tang screw -1.5 inch- at lowes... » Read More Put this: as long as there is a tang on the front of the buttstock/back of the reciever where the butt stock fits in and is secured by a screw it should work fine. It works perfectly with stamped recievers but since the C39 is milled you may need to file down some spots to get it to fit perfectly. I had to do that with my VEPR and it took all of 1O minutes to file it to a perfect fit and that is probably the most difficult AK variant to get aftermarket parts to fit on. I don't imagine the C39 would be more difficult. Keep in mind you may need to get a longer tang screw -1.5 inch- at lowes and the screw is 5 mm metric. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Mr.Olson I lined up the factory stock of my Mini 14 GB model. I had placed a 1 inch rubber stock extension on this stock. I lined up the two stocks and the Hogue that is currently on the rifle lined up with the factory stock including the 1 inch extension. Both stocks gave me the length I needed, I just like the Hogue better. Hope this helps. Dave
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I'd love to upload a pic but don't see ANYwhere - here, the webpage, or w/my review that allows me to do that. The pic shows how oddly shaped the skeg is - it is really made specifically to fit the sevylor kyak. So I'm not sure if you could make it fit something else. It makes a huge difference in the steering. But it only has to be just a bit off center for it to be worse than none at all. So it has to fit tight. If you can think of a way for me to get a pic to you or if you want me to try and describe it let me know.
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I asked Fobus the same question about my CS45 mags. They told me it would fit any single stack 45 magazines. It worked out for me and they fit perfectly. I hope it works for you the same!
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I have a Model 39 which is based on the Canadian made 12 gauge bought by Winchester. the boot does not quite fit. I have heard that some people insert a ball point pen barrel in the gap to tighten it up, but i let it stay loose and haven't run into any problems with it falling off. your mileage may vary.
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the inserts have the same shape as the vest, they overlap each other in the above hip-bellow armpit area (just like the vest overlaps in the picture); mine are aprox 25 inch wide (below armpits) by 22 inch high (bottom to shoulder) The inserts are an exact fit for the vest, every area of the body covered by vest will be protected with kevlar (including shoulder and neck). I didn't bother checking the thickness, if its level IIA who cares how thick it is... There is only one pouch in the high abdomen area, The one on the picture looks bigger than mine, a berreta will not fit in there but something smaller, like a glock 29 or a wheel gun should fit easily. the inserts have the same shape as the vest, they overlap each other in the above hip-bellow armpit area (just like the vest overlaps in the picture); mine are aprox 25 inch wide (below armpits) by 22 inch high (bottom to shoulder) The inserts are an exact fit for the vest, every area of the body covered by vest will be protected with kevlar (including shoulder and neck). I didn't bother checking the thickness, if its level IIA who cares how thick it is... There is only one pouch in the high abdomen area, The one on the picture looks bigger than mine, a berreta will not fit in there but... » Read More the inserts have the same shape as the vest, they overlap each other in the above hip-bellow armpit area (just like the vest overlaps in the picture); mine are aprox 25 inch wide (below armpits) by 22 inch high (bottom to shoulder) The inserts are an exact fit for the vest, every area of the body covered by vest will be protected with kevlar (including shoulder and neck). I didn't bother checking the thickness, if its level IIA who cares how thick it is... There is only one pouch in the high abdomen area, The one on the picture looks bigger than mine, a berreta will not fit in there but something smaller, like a glock 29 or a wheel gun should fit easily. « Show Less
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I've only seen the Canik 55C in local gun shops and to be honest, couldn't say for sure if the Hogue grips will fit. I did read Amazon reviews by owners of both guns who say they do fit. These reviews were written mostly in the time period since I wrote mine. I notice many reviews mention "warming" up the grips as a trick to ease installation. I also enlarged a full side view of your pistol just now on my desktop computer screen. After holding up my CZ75B next to it, looks like a really good fit. I would go for it based too on the grip's economical price and Amazon's excellent return policy. If you do buy and they work (or not), write a review to help other owners. I've only seen the Canik 55C in local gun shops and to be honest, couldn't say for sure if the Hogue grips will fit. I did read Amazon reviews by owners of both guns who say they do fit. These reviews were written mostly in the time period since I wrote mine. I notice many reviews mention "warming" up the grips as a trick to ease installation. I also enlarged a full side view of your pistol just now on my desktop computer screen. After holding up my CZ75B next to it, looks like a really good fit. I would go for it based too on the grip's economical price and Amazon's excellent... » Read More I've only seen the Canik 55C in local gun shops and to be honest, couldn't say for sure if the Hogue grips will fit. I did read Amazon reviews by owners of both guns who say they do fit. These reviews were written mostly in the time period since I wrote mine. I notice many reviews mention "warming" up the grips as a trick to ease installation. I also enlarged a full side view of your pistol just now on my desktop computer screen. After holding up my CZ75B next to it, looks like a really good fit. I would go for it based too on the grip's economical price and Amazon's excellent return policy. If you do buy and they work (or not), write a review to help other owners. « Show Less
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To be completely honest, I cut it in half drilled new holes and mounted them around the breach on a savage mkII. So...to answer your question it would probably fit anything it's long enough for as long as you are willing to do some work. As far as fitting out of the box. I have no idea. Sorry if this doesn't help.
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It sits great. Problem is mine came canted. Checked on my WASR and Arsenal on both canted to the right same angle . I bought it to use with red dot so was able to fix it with that. I saw some people were complaining about rail being canted. I guess just my luck. Otherwise it sits nice and snug , very low above dust cover and holds zero. I hope that was helpful
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I purchased a piece of AR-500 armor plate to fit in the trap over the impact plate. I never thought about the thickness, but others have no deformations with 22 long rifle. I have not tested the limit of the .500 thick AR-500 plate yet. My 30-30 is eager to find out. :)
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I would be hesitant to buy it for use with a 22c. It fits the Shield great (snugly), but the 22c is half an inch wider and the overall length and barrel length is also half an inch longer than the shield. You can try it, but I'd recommend looking for something else. This, Holster for S&W M&P 22 Compact with Built-in Magazine Pouch for example, is listed for the 22c.