I keep my guns in the Brownells "Bore Stores" gun socks. Can a shot gun,in these socks,fit in the brackets? I'm mounting these in a cargo trailer?
913116
Yes, I beiieve they could. In fact, I would recommend some kind of cushions to prevent the gun moving around in the bracket. I have a towel around the barrel now but intend to get a similar sock to protect the whole shotgun.
913117
Anything fits length wise because you adjust for height, only thing I had an issue with was to many atachments, I had a bipod and surefire g2 mounted to the rails and I had to remove the bipod. Overall I love them, I keep my 10/22 and my pellet gun right at the back door for the squirrels that are tearing up my house.
920214
I bolted mine into the studs behind the drywall behind a door. Seems very solid. I have an 18.5" shotgun in mine, you could probably put a handgun in there too if you came up with a way to mount it within the case. Keep in mind, this thing is not a safe; IMHO it's basically child-proof. Not sure how much value I'd want to store in it.
1801850
Yeah, you should be fine. Ghost ring sights are a little higher, but there was plenty of clearance.
324184
Well I don't usually have all that much oil and grease on my shotguns. But I do also use gun socks for the barrel and the stock when they are in the case.
1880236
I wouldn't use it to ship my gun. I think you might have a case to visit a local gun store to see what they recommend.
186177
no they wont. you'll have to build your own brackets. theirs are junk as are the bags. don't buy them. I've answered this 50 times.
2157037
No they would not. Not without fabricating a full set of bracketry to hold them there. Do not buy these. Do not buy from this company. Absolute crap. You would be wasting your money. Call Kevin at Dragonfly Cycle Concepts, he has bags and bracket kits (and fairings) to get you all hooked up. Tell him Rod sent ya.
701894
These are made more for squared handles. Find some foam grip tape. Try asking your local gun shop or maybe find some at a hardware store. But i don't know.
580312
Yes, I woul recommend having the proper brackets in place. These are a thow-type saddlebag, so they may move a little.
1851101
I drilled into a Remington Hogue Stock. Worked well, it should not be a problem with the Gunsite stock.
1635671
Not exactly sure. I have them packed away. But draw length is measured my your height. Im 6'3" and have to cut them down. So if the shooter is shorter than me you will be fine.
390955
This is made from a very strong elastic material. I have mine loaded with .410 shells and .45 colt and they seem to be fine. They may stretch but it will be a very long time and I believe unless you are putting giant .50 cal rounds in the bandoleer then it should be fine.
1194706
As a "gun guy" myself, I would say "no". From a configuration perspective, yea, that would work. You'd think that shotguns could stack on one side, waders, Carharts, etc. could hang on the other, and shells and cleaning supplies, gloves, etc. could go in the drawer, right? I know where you're coming from. ...but now. This is a fine piece of el-cheap-o "particle-board-with-wallpaper-that-looks-like-wood" furniture, and it's appropriately cheap. It's fine for hanging some clothes in, especially if they're seldom used, to make up for a lack of closet space. It's flimsy, floppy, unstable thing, though. I would never consider trying to use it as a gun cabinet, though. Guns, gear, and hunting/cold-weather clothes are just too heavy-duty for this. Take your dress shirts out of the closet (we never wear those anyway, right?), put them in here, and use your "real" closet for your hunting stuff. ;-)
2168922
Yes, the only problem would be how you put under the trailer....they are designed to be bolted on...you could probably put a flat plated or something on it.
1446516
The mounting brackets are for your quiver. You attach the bracket to the case and it'll hold your quiver in place. I don't have a quiver so I never bought any brackets and you can find them at any archery shop as well as online.
88722
These sights are meant to attach to the "rifle sights" . If you have a ribbed barrel (like for shot) these are not for you. You may need a different barrel.
1738112
It depends on the thickness of the barrel and where the sights are. If you are using iron sights maybe - should be fine with anything higher than that.I put mine on the tube of a pump shotgun so I could mount a light under the barrel.Worked well. I was afraid there wouldn't be enough clearance between the tube and the barrel, but it was OK.There were also more than enough thread left to accomodate a larger diamater barrel.