Is this OK for a P-35? I'm planning to take it to South America by plane. Does it come disarmed? how big is the box?
445230
dont know if it would fit a P35. it's nothing more than about 3 flat pieces of wood that screw together and come apart very easily. so it would ship easily in a long, thin, rectangular box. i dont recall the size of the box it originally came in
445231
I have installed this with my Yamaha P-35, and it works fine. There is a bit of 'free play' before the screws are tighten, about 1/8 to 1/4 in. total of space that you can move the keyboard left-right in between the 2 metal brackets at the 2 ends, but this doesn't cause any trouble. Not sure if this is because the P95 is about 1/8+ in. longer than the P35, or maybe it's just extra space for calibration by design. These end brackets attach the piano to the stand; their screws holes are big enogh to allow for this adjustment, and once the screws are tighten, the piano is secured without any issue. These brackets are under the piano's frame, so the extra gaps are not noticeably visible, and the side pieces of the stand still fit the side ends of the P35 perfectly.
2214435
I haven't had it on an airplane but it's pretty compact. They sell them at target if you want to just look at it yourself.
1767757
It comes disassembled, so it would be no problem to take it in the box on the plane. If you want to play with it before you go and then take it apart, that would be tricker. Good luck! We love it :)
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It's 45" tall x 20" front to back, and 8" deep when folded. I've never flown with it, but based on the dimensions, it definitely will not fit in an overhead, so it would need to be checked. Hope this helps!
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I fit two Swiss battle rifles, Schmidt Rubin 1911/89 models, with their bolts removed in the case. I cannot see any reason as to why you wouldn't be able to fit your AR with the attachments as long as you don't have anything sitting off the side of the rifle adding quite a bit more width to the rifle, like my bolts handles for the rifles I own. If you look for my review you should find the dimensions of my rifles in there. With their bolt handles attached their width is probably four to four and a half inches and something like 51 inches long. This case is pretty darn roomy and good for to and from the range. Even flew with the case once and it made it through the TSA's abusive hands intact but not something I would want to repeat multiple times. If you plan on flying their is only one case I know that will always make it in one piece and that is a pelican case. Not even my aluminum reinforced cases can make it more than a few flights without the TSA abuse eventually wearing them down to uselessness. So range use and travel via car/bus/train this case is a A+. For flying or international travel it is only a C+ at most. Only use pelican cases if you plan on doing some crazy traveling with your guns. Learn from my mistakes!
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The carrying case is amazing. Don't expect to carry it comfortably in a backpack however. If you're flying it will fit into a standard size carry-on.
1625362
The box it comes in is much too large to check onto a plane. It is also heavier than you think. I think the longest piece is 3-4 feet long.
379412
Depends on the size of the airplane. It would definitely fit in an Airbus A330. I'm pretty sure it would not fit in the carry-on sizing box they have at the gate -- so they may not let you even take it onto the plane. The biggest size consideration in the package is the heavy duty tripod. The scope itself would fit if you repackage it into a smaller box. I don't know that you could get the tripod into a box that would fit the dimensions allowed.
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Hi KayBrieKay! Unfortunately, because of the knife/contents, we cannot recommend taking this with you through airport security. You may check with the airline you fly with, though again, it is not our recommendation. If there's anything else, just let me know. I can be contacted directly via this link:
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I have been storing and transporting a 2300S in a Plano Protector Series Model 1404 poly hard case. It will hold a 2300S, a 2240, a 5-pack of CO2, PellGunOil and two 500ct tins of .177 and .22 pellets, all at the same time, without any problems. Secures everything nicely and I haven't noticed any slippage after casual transport to and from the range. I don't know that I'd recommend it for airline travel, but it's a good all around fit for a 2300S and accessories for normal transport.
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We got it for a gift for our granddaughter. I don't have the dimensions, but yes, you can carry it on a plane.
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Sorry - I didn't measure it, but the Box is "small" enough for a checked bag. Weight is slightly over (52 Pounds in my case).I actually did it and bought it when I was in the US for Business and checked it in on a flight to Germany: No Problem.I still have a picture of it on my luggage cart at the airport somewhere if that helps...
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It's pressurized the can is metal good size can also. also I would not bring it any where because of the size and so few items are allowed when flying. I would mail it not take it
1196799
Not sure I can answer your questions as we no longer have it. Our boy out grew it a few years ago.I don't remember the size/weight of the box it came in. But I don't think you could take it as a carry on, maybe as checked luggage? Sorry I can't be more helpful.
305011
It did come unassembled in a pretty good sized box. Assembled it's bigger than some of the smaller gas powered quads I have seen. Even unassembled, It would not fit in any suitcase that I have ever seen.
971963
It comes in two boxes, neither one will fit the airline carry on dimensions. I agree with Ryan, ship them directly to where you are assembling.
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The Package Itself Comes In A 8ft Rectangular Box! No I Don't Think It's Suitible To Take On A Plane!