I have an older model Browning Superposed with 30" barrles. The wood forend does not come off. It is 1 3/4" wide. Will it still fit?
235996
No it will not fit. The barrell section of the case is too narrow. The inside of the case is made of a hard foam product. You can press/force the forend in place and make the dence foam form to your barrel. You will have to manipulate the foam with your hands to force it to fit, but once you do the foam will stay in place. I think that you can make it work.Hope this helps and good luck!
235997
Yes and the case is modifyable. I had to shave off some foam although now, the case is perfect. I really enjoy having my over and under in a safe, light and easy to open case. Hope his helps.
235998
Unfortunately this shotgun case is designed only for barrel and forarm in separate spot
235999
Both responses already given are correct. The case unmodified as it comes from the factory will not fit your particular shotgun. The slot for the barrel is simply too narrow to accept the barrel and forend together. You can modify the case to fit your shotgun as stated. You simply need to cut some of the foam away from the sides to allow your shotgun barrel to fit inside the case and it will work perfectly. Just take your time and only cut off what you need to make a snug fit. You don't want it too tight and cause stress on the wood but you don't want it so sloppy that it flops around inside. Hope this helps. Both responses already given are correct. The case unmodified as it comes from the factory will not fit your particular shotgun. The slot for the barrel is simply too narrow to accept the barrel and forend together. You can modify the case to fit your shotgun as stated. You simply need to cut some of the foam away from the sides to allow your shotgun barrel to fit inside the case and it will work perfectly. Just take your time and only cut off what you need to make a snug fit. You don't want it too tight and cause stress on the wood but you don't want it so sloppy that it flops around... » Read More Both responses already given are correct. The case unmodified as it comes from the factory will not fit your particular shotgun. The slot for the barrel is simply too narrow to accept the barrel and forend together. You can modify the case to fit your shotgun as stated. You simply need to cut some of the foam away from the sides to allow your shotgun barrel to fit inside the case and it will work perfectly. Just take your time and only cut off what you need to make a snug fit. You don't want it too tight and cause stress on the wood but you don't want it so sloppy that it flops around inside. Hope this helps. « Show Less
236000
no, my bt100 barrel just fits in length and width. There is no room for the forend in the slot where the barrel goes.
236001
No, it will likely not fit. The channel in the case for the barrels is too narrow. It has a separate cavity for the fore end wood.
1192905
No, it won't. The door will get in the way. I have an 870 and wanted to do the same thing but had to hold the extra shells on the stock.
145952
It may fit, but the problem I had was that it does not stay on the gun after firing. It was missing a piece I have found in other pic rails system that locks the pieces together.
1176984
I use it for the browning BT99 32" BARREL. The case can be modified ...I am very pleased with case. Firm inside and does not feel cheap.
1898493
Sorry, but that's a question for a gunsmith or Class 3 Distributor. Mine went on a 20" barrel.
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.
1978657
Hello. Unfortunately it will not fit. I remeasured it and will be too long for the case. My rifle measures at 40in and it is an exact fit in the case. Hope this answers your question.
688455
Deoending on the foregrip it should fit it. I tried it out on the M&P; 15 and it worked rather well.
1181009
It is the pistol frame size. These were patterned after Old West holsters. Weapons were not quite as thick as today. Keep working the leather you might get it to fit though.
1876299
Hello,NO, it WILL NOT fit in the Browning gun case. The maximum barrel length that will fit in the case is 32 inches. I hope this helps. Best Regards, MagiSci
1154805
Thats a good question! I'm buying a Judge soon myself. It sure doesn't look like it's deep enough but Do keep a Kimber .45 1911 in mine with room to spare. I would compare lengths. Width wise it looks like it will fit if you cut out some of the padding. I also have a .357 revolver fits with no problem. Hope this helped you.
56842
It sounds like your forend overlaps the receiver when fully back. If it overlaps by more than ~1/2", then it will interfere with the sidesaddle, which comes within 1/2" of the front end of the receiver. My aftermarket Eotech forend butts flush with the receiver when fully back (the battery plug overlaps, but underneath the receiver so there isn't any interference) and so doesn't interfere with the sidesaddle. The stock Blackhawk forend fit the same way. If you want a sidesaddle with your 3 rail forend you may have to go to the 4-round model instead of the 6-round version.
1418917
I have the older p250, old rail style in .40. It fits decent there is a little wiggle but it stays locked in.
2201099
The one we got was made to fit a Ruger LCT. You would have to go to sneaky pete and order one to fit a Browning with your measurements
1978655
I have a full stock ak 47 in the case which is 42 inches and still have 1/2 inch to spare. Your m1 should fix but might be close. Hope this helps.
788724
Yes fits well as long you have the long screw to hold the butte stock on . If you have the short screw you will need to get the long screw or modify the hole for screw to fit.
726109
I don't really know what frank is talkin about. Mine slides on a little snug and locks decent. If I could slide it to the next crossrail it would be almost flush, but it hits the trigger guard. I think the M&P; 40 has a 6" barrel, which would potentially make the weaver rail longer for a better fit, M&P; though. Also, Mwwgolf has a point, mine does have a tiny amount of give front to back.