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...
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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.
992937
I don't have mine near me at the moment, but you can set it up to slide to the left side of the rifle. I would protect it and fire a mag and see if it clears it, if that's the side you want it on. It's not going to like getting hit by spent rounds.
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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.
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
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You might as well just buy a slip on recoil pad as to waste you time and money on an ill fitting piece of junk. If you do put it on, you'll want to take it off when you are done shooting. The rifle is an inanimate object but is still a piece of history and deserves more respect than to have that ill fitting pos put on it.
1044894
My answer to your question would be a direct repeat of Thomas Jensen's answer. I'm also in agreement that it is a well designed nice rifle case. You can't beat it for the price or the quality. I also like mine.
488470
my P 220 Elite stainless had a Picatinny rail under the barrel on the front and that part of the pistol did not have an issue going into the holster. However I ultimately had to return this holster because the beaver tail on this Elite model pistol was too long to allow the pistol how to properly snap into place in the holster. So the pistol really was unable to fit properly because of the beaver tail. if your rail is aftermarket, mounted on the top of the pistol then my guess would be it really won't fit either, however again the factory rail built into the bottom of the frame on the front was not an issue. my P 220 Elite stainless had a Picatinny rail under the barrel on the front and that part of the pistol did not have an issue going into the holster. However I ultimately had to return this holster because the beaver tail on this Elite model pistol was too long to allow the pistol how to properly snap into place in the holster. So the pistol really was unable to fit properly because of the beaver tail. if your rail is aftermarket, mounted on the top of the pistol then my guess would be it really won't fit either, however again the factory rail built into the bottom of the frame on the front... » Read More my P 220 Elite stainless had a Picatinny rail under the barrel on the front and that part of the pistol did not have an issue going into the holster. However I ultimately had to return this holster because the beaver tail on this Elite model pistol was too long to allow the pistol how to properly snap into place in the holster. So the pistol really was unable to fit properly because of the beaver tail. if your rail is aftermarket, mounted on the top of the pistol then my guess would be it really won't fit either, however again the factory rail built into the bottom of the frame on the front was not an issue. « Show Less
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No, there is foam on the top of the case as well as the bottom so your rifle is sandwiched between them.
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
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The foam cubes won't stay right when you re-install them. Mine looked terrible and the cubes kept moving whenever my rifles went in or out. I ended up using glue to keep the cubes in place after the rearrange. Once I glued them in place I got it to look acceptable.
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I have been carrying this holster for about a year and I have never had to remove the holster to re-holster my weapon. I carry my G-19 & G-23 in mine and the fit has been great. I have had zero issues with this holster. Hope this helps!
118244
Honestly you could fit one upper and a complete rifle if you fit them with finesse... but not two complete rifles. Its pretty tight.
522256
I personally have never tried annealed cases yet... And as far as I know that is what makes the difference between . 308 and 762 NATO. And I have changed over too Redding competition dies any way? Sorry not much help there!
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You may have to cut some foam or reposition the arrow holder. My Bowtech Experience fits in my compact case with quiver attached, but it has to be perfectly positioned. That said, I've owned and placed both of these cases side by side and there is little difference in overall outer dimensions EXCEPT in thickness. The SE Pro will give you another 1-2" in inside height (quiver room). Make sure you get the model that includes an accessory case, b/c you get more options for mounting your gear inside the case. If you can find a way to make the compact model work for you, it's a better overall case IMO. It's more compact, making it easier to site behind my truck seats. Also, the foam arrow holders on the Pro SE are garbage. If you get the Pro SE, I would recommend buying a separate arrow holder and using Velcro to attach it inside the case.
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I removed a 1x1x3 block of foam from the bottom left corner and I keep a glock 27 with a crimson trace laser, lcp in a pocket holser (upside down in bottom left corner), and an extra g27 magazine(below the glock) in mine.They touch but are not tight and easily removed. I'd upload a picture but I don't see that option on this page.
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Mine fits in just fine,and with adjustable pads, your gun is stable in the case.This is a great case!
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I can't answer that because we don't use our for rifles and I don't know how tall your rifles are. But this is one really nice case. The ID of the interior is 10x50 inches, which is fully surrounded by thick foam. I would assume it would work.