It looks like there is a strap that secures the firearm. I have a pistol grip (no butt stock) shotgun. Can the strap be moved down for my shorty?
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The strap is fed through 2 slots cut out of the back of the safe. You are able to remove the strap from its current position, but there are no other cut outs in the back of the safe to slide the strap through... You could either make new cuts where you want the straps to go through, or maybe attach the strap inside the safe somehow, with superglue or whatnot. Hope this helps!
1284906
There is a strap that retains the barrel when the door is opened. I haven't specifically looked, but I think it fits in slots in the case. As such, if you needed it to be lower, you would probably need to add one by screwing one into the case yourself. If your shotgun is short enough, you might just be able to lean it back and not have it fall forward.
1284907
The strap is permanently fixed 31" from the bottom of the case. There's no good modification that could be made to move it since it's threaded through slots in the sheetmetal of the case.With a factory stock, the strap goes just under the front of the pump, so maybe a decent support could be made from the foam in the packing box of the case to raise the pistol grip from the case floor. I'm quite pleased with the case overall.
1284908
I don't know what kind of strap you are talking about. Mine does not have any. If you have a pistol grip shotgun, you will probably be able to find a space for something else like pistol.
469163
I carry a 380 Bodygaurd and it is very secure. The shorts are pretty short, so I wear other ones over them, allowing for even more support. I haven't had any problem with the gun slipping up.
739741
Even if you stand on your head the gun won't fall out due to the strap that buttons over the gun. Your magazines might fall out, but your gun shouldn't.
1021124
Click on the middle picture in the ad. Now move the curser over the picture. See the back strap on the grip? There is a release button on the bottom and the back strap, or the stock if it's installed, slides down and off. That's where the co2 goes, in the pistol grip. The 30 rounds go into a built-in magazine. You can see the slot and the follower in the picture. Short stock, long, hard trigger pull, accurate.
1035691
I'm using it for my short shotgun. I have the picatinny rail ring around the end of the magazine past the fore-end. You can have on bipod or a bottom light or something on top like optics but not much on the side because it would interfere when you put it in and take it out. With all the extra things the scabbard has on it I can add pockets or holders to have other implaments at the ready to add to my shotgun.
920211
I have not bolted mine down and have not looked in to it. I do recall seeing something on their website that was a safety cable which you could put through it and something else to secure it in place, so that might work. There is plenty of room for the handgun with the shotgun if you don't mind them touching.
1479919
YES, an it also will adjust, I put it on my Winchester 1200,w/pistol grip, an sling it over my shoulder towards ground, doesn't interfear with my shooting, but every person is different, also holds shells tight in it, I wish it was O.D. green, the color my shotgun was painted. for the $$$$$ it works well for me.
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Hi Leonard There is a hook just like the one in the picture at the other end for securing to the trailer. And yes; you can cut off the loose end of the strap if you wish, although I am not really sure why you would want to make the strap proprietary (much less versatile) instead of keeping it in a versatile (able to be used for many applications) condition. the bottom line here is that it is your strap and you can shorten it if you wish.
729295
No. It is only an open (padded) space for a shotgun. It has elastic straps to secure the shotgun in. In my opinion, best suited for under the bed storage (easy to slide out and open) or on a shelf. I'm using under the bed on my side for reasonably quick access.
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When I mounted this on my wifes Bushmaster AR15 carry handle the bottom portion of the mount slid right into the opening of the handle...the only portion that extended to the left and right of the handle was the rail and when the quick target acquisition sight was mounted.....since her charging handle is to the rear I am not sure if this will help you....one draw back we discovered Is the supplied nut failed to keep this rail secured...tried thread seal tape and it didn't help...did not try thread lock...so installed sawtooth lock washer with nylon locknut.....two trips out and so far has held intact. When I mounted this on my wifes Bushmaster AR15 carry handle the bottom portion of the mount slid right into the opening of the handle...the only portion that extended to the left and right of the handle was the rail and when the quick target acquisition sight was mounted.....since her charging handle is to the rear I am not sure if this will help you....one draw back we discovered Is the supplied nut failed to keep this rail secured...tried thread seal tape and it didn't help...did not try thread lock...so installed sawtooth lock washer with nylon locknut.....two trips out and so far has... » Read More When I mounted this on my wifes Bushmaster AR15 carry handle the bottom portion of the mount slid right into the opening of the handle...the only portion that extended to the left and right of the handle was the rail and when the quick target acquisition sight was mounted.....since her charging handle is to the rear I am not sure if this will help you....one draw back we discovered Is the supplied nut failed to keep this rail secured...tried thread seal tape and it didn't help...did not try thread lock...so installed sawtooth lock washer with nylon locknut.....two trips out and so far has held intact. « Show Less
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Yeah the fore grip is slightly loose and has a little wiggle when you maneuver the gun. Its two separate pieces of wood on the fore grip connected together (one on top and one on the bottom) around the barrel. You could probably just run two screws up the bottom piece to the top to hold it together better, but make sure to bore out slots for the screws before running them through the wood.
78283
Yes. On the pistol side only. It holds it in place very well. I wear mine almost everywhere
1958220
I use mine for a single swivel. On my Sig Sauer M4 the attach location for the UTG push button quick disconnect, is centrally located, and only use that one attach point. The strape is like a loop over my head and under one arm.
910769
We used the shotgun mount under the barrel, which was in line w/ the barrel. That put it on its side. Hope that helps.
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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
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No, the holster is a very tight fight to the gun. There is very little extra space.
600781
Yes, If you have a pistol grip style stock, it loops behind the grip and snaps to the side.