Once pieces are removed to fit your rifle can you put removable padding back into place if you decide in the future to change scopes or guns? In other words can the interior of this case be redesigned more than once for different rifles? Thanks for any info. Once pieces are removed to fit your rifle can you put removable padding back into place if you decide in the future to change scopes or guns? In other words can the interior of this case be... » Read More Once pieces are removed to fit your rifle can you put removable padding back into place if you decide in the future to change scopes or guns? In other words can the interior of this case be redesigned more than once for different rifles? Thanks for any info. « Show Less
239775
The foam is one time use only. Once you remove the foam pieces there's no going back. You can add to your gun... It's the taking off that's the issue.
239776
The instructions advise you to keep the foam pieces you remove. You can put the pieces back in with a "Hot Glue Gun" that uses low heat. I use the glue gun to set the foam in place once I was done with my setup. I also used the glue gun to glue the center plucked foam to the case walls.
276878
No, the foam has raised "cone" that trap the rifle once you close the case. You shouldn't need to worry about it shifting around while transporting. I have two heavy lever action rifles in the double case and they always seem to be in the same place they started after I transport the case.
776974
Have a Savage 30/06 in mine. But if the rifle is scoped you wont be able to fit two in it.
1450666
I would say no. The stock and rifle is one piece. The stock could be shorten by removing material or made longer like I did by adding a slip on recoil pad.
323779
I know other people had complained about that but I did not have any of that. I am not sure if they were saying it slipped off the but stock or off the shoulder. The pad stays put on my but stock (my K98 is a '44 so i am not sure if they changed its size at any point) and did not slip and slide on my shoulder (i shoot in regular old cotton shirts). Even if it slipped I would still buy it because it makes the gun 10x more enjoyable to shoot, hope that helps
276876
No, there is foam on the top of the case as well as the bottom so your rifle is sandwiched between them.
689162
There is nickel casing in the mix, I load separate from the brass cases, the loads are different. But the Glock Bulge, is common in reclaimed brass. That's why I resize all cases unless I am reloading brass that was fired from my own gun... I hope this helps
545392
You need to measure your AR length and height. The usable space is this case is 40" x 10" if you use the padding that comes with the case. But if you remove the orignal padding and add your own, you can get a 41" x 11" rifle in it comfortably.
365079
If the case is long enough you can cut any shape out easily. The case was made to make it your personal shape to fit any gun that is not longer or wider than the measurements.I love the case for my gun.
2193302
It's simple...to a degree. If you have a strap with which you carry the rifle remove the front one. The pivot has pins that will fit into the strap holder. You can then reattach the strap to the bottom of the pivot.
1538836
2 Rifles with optics.. you have to turn them sidways, else optics wont fit and door wont close.. the Picture with AR15 grip facing the door is a lie.. the door wont close with an AR15 placed like that. you have to turn it sideways.. I could only fit my .308 with optics and AR15 with optics (NO magazine on AR.. it wont fit with a magazine at all..)
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.
492778
It has foam that has slots in it to put the hold down straps that come with the case. The slots are in different places so that you safely secure your weapon and accessories. I bought 1 for a SRC 308 , ended up buying 3 more for other ARs. Great value for the buck.
2002422
No. Case has solid foam sheet. If you want custom fit, foam sheet has to be cut to fit rifle. Otherwise, I like the case.
2127467
Yes. It will be perfect. We could fit 2 rifles with no scopes. Its got alot of room.
2134824
Under normal circumstances, yes, but, if you bang your weapon against something it CAN move the rail no matter how tight you make it. I had mine set up the same way but decided to change it to a free float forend with the sight on the end of that. Spend the money the first time and do it right. My rail did not come with any padding like the other answer said and I doubt that padding would make it tighter, probably not as tight as metal to metal would be. Good luck!
263860
It can be built with gear up but it requires some reworking of the parts. It's recommended that gear is down. The weapon bays can be built open or closed.