NC Star soft cases have the outside pouch at the end of the case. If you put stuff in there, doesn't the small end constanly wang upwards?
1044893
I never noticed .....but it will do that do to the butt end of your gun is heavyer then the barrel end ..so it will cause the smaller end of gun case to point upward
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.
1044895
It certainly would if you didn't also have a rifle in the case. If you have a rifle in it, whether the small end is forced up depends upon what you put in the pouch. I keep a .22 lever gun in the case, and a few hundred rounds of .22LR ammo in the pouch. It doesn't cause the small end to rise because the rifle's barrel weighs it down.I don't use it to carry the gun; it is stored in it. When I use it, I only carry it to the car. There is also a shoulder strap for carrying, if you don't want to use the handles.BTW, the pouch has clever Velcro straps in it so you can, arguably, securely hold several magazines of ammo in it.It's a nice rifle case; I like it. It certainly would if you didn't also have a rifle in the case. If you have a rifle in it, whether the small end is forced up depends upon what you put in the pouch. I keep a .22 lever gun in the case, and a few hundred rounds of .22LR ammo in the pouch. It doesn't cause the small end to rise because the rifle's barrel weighs it down.I don't use it to carry the gun; it is stored in it. When I use it, I only carry it to the car. There is also a shoulder strap for carrying, if you don't want to use the handles.BTW, the pouch has clever Velcro straps in it so you can,... » Read More It certainly would if you didn't also have a rifle in the case. If you have a rifle in it, whether the small end is forced up depends upon what you put in the pouch. I keep a .22 lever gun in the case, and a few hundred rounds of .22LR ammo in the pouch. It doesn't cause the small end to rise because the rifle's barrel weighs it down.I don't use it to carry the gun; it is stored in it. When I use it, I only carry it to the car. There is also a shoulder strap for carrying, if you don't want to use the handles.BTW, the pouch has clever Velcro straps in it so you can, arguably, securely hold several magazines of ammo in it.It's a nice rifle case; I like it. « Show Less
1044896
I honestly am not sure I actually had to return mine because it didn't fit the gun. Even thought the measurements showed it should of had plenty of room. But I don't know about the pouch because our gun did not fit in it. Sorry wish I could be more help.
529981
In all honesty, I hadn't even noticed it had an open bottom. I bought a cover for my FP, and the case fits underneath the cover alongside the FP, so I have not had any need to physically pick the holder up. I did so after reading this question. Even though I could put my fingers up between the disc blades, I could not touch the sharp parts, nor could I reach the S blades. I think if you really wanted to put something on the bottom, you could probably cut a piece of packaging foam to fit inside. Hope this helps...
490385
It comes with a soft flexible pouch and not a hard case. You should check often the bottom screws.
1726447
Yes but even with Lifproof case it comes out by cutout on side panels being lower so that can grap. Usually just grap both ends and pull up. Snug fit but that's good becasue it will not accidentaly come out of case.
2222069
Apparently so! As mentioned I find the cardboard inserts sturdy, attractive and the case as a whole (vs. foam) will hold a LOT more gear! You can always add foam to one of the spaces later if you want. Overall great value and it seems durable!
1733423
It doesn't stay closed on the "open" side...no. I put it into a carrier when I take it anywhere, so it doesn't matter to me. I adore this unit.
2214982
nope, not here. in fact with mine, almost the whole side is open for easy access. no problems at all with this case. would buy it again. (tho, using the velcro flap for the kickstand is kind of a pain, i don't really care. i hardly ever use the kickstand.)
1554329
I think it serves to cover the zipper pulls to reduce the chance the pouch will open unintentionally. When I close the zippers, I park them at the top directly under that strap.
965284
There is a small elastic pouch inside the case where the DS sits. It should be held snug enough in the pouch so it might slide up and down inside but be protected by the cloth inside.
1911303
Yes it does . But it is hard to pull out of pouch.at times I need to take it off belt to push it out from bottom up.
324185
I leave the stock/receiver end as is, the lube is shielded behind the external surfaces of this section. I put a zip-lock type plastic bag over the barrel, receiver end, to prevent transfer of any lube into the soft material of the case. Cover both ends if your gun is such that both ends could transfer lube to the case.
2140843
Dear customer, it looks like at both ends, there are slots for putting a belt through. also, there are openings that allow the use of a carabiner. Best regards, RearCase
556453
To my recollection, it does not. I use it sparingly, as I purchased another case that can hold more.
1176015
It comes with a small pouch that works very well. I don't know if manufacturer makes any other case for it.
756832
if you mean the middle part where the two pieces of the case connects then yes it is slightly elevated from the "pit" overall i like the design except for the fact that there is no place for the built-in strap n the case except for that mid-part that ur talking about
2169976
Yes, there is a zippered pocket on the outside of the case for accessories. However, since it is constructed of a soft neoprene material and designed to be slim, the charger will visibly enlarge the profile of the case. If you're OK with that, then you're good to go. Doesn't bother me.
1522286
From the side! The slot opens towards the inside of the case, which helps them not to slide out.