Would i be able to fit only the upper ar15 carbine lengh diagonally in case? I would like to use it as a discreet break down case.
575170
Highly doubtful, unless it is a very short barrel AR. The internal diagonal dimension is 21.5".
575171
No u would not be able to way to small for that I have planos full size case for my ar fits like a glove with plenty of space to put other accessories
1054035
I have two AR's that I can fit in here. I take one scope off of the second one and store it separate from the gun itself inside the case. Just helps to fit both guns. Hope this helps.
827726
I would have to say no, simply because a gun is a three dimensional object and cases are measured in profile, lying flat. You need extra length to wrap around the gun. Rule of thumb is gun length + 1 inch, minimum. Too bad, it's a really nice case.
1760372
It can if you force it, but then it will look like crap. Better to get a rectangular soft bag (with the correct dimension) anyway. Check WalMart.com they have a HUGE selection of long weapon cases!
851582
probably... I have a 12 ga. with a red dot on it and a 28" barrel as well as a smaller lever action rifle and they both fit fine. I'm assuming that you would have to fit them in carefully like a puzzle, but the inside of the case is pretty spacious.
308830
Yeah it might. Don't have an AR-15 to try it. I have a shotgun with barrel removed and a second barrel in mine but avoid the pillar in the center. If you have a major sporting goods store, walmart, big 5, nearby take your rifle with you and ask if you can try for fit. The cases for AR's I have seen, seem to be larger.
344424
Mine fits in just fine,and with adjustable pads, your gun is stable in the case.This is a great case!
1897760
Yes, a Colt 22 M4 will easily fit in this case with the mag removed. In fact an AR15 (.223 w/16" barrell) with mag removed fits in it also.
278090
Don't have it in front of me, but fits an AR-15 with the stock collapsed perfectly.
670143
Most definitely! A couple of questions, what in all are you looking to store? And does this include your weapon/weapons? And the next question is are they long guns or handguns? The best option is to buy a gun safe large enough to accommodate your weapons accessories as well as ammunition. But locked hard cases are also a good option
2002422
No. Case has solid foam sheet. If you want custom fit, foam sheet has to be cut to fit rifle. Otherwise, I like the case.
2127466
Absolutely. I can it a single m1a with bushnell scope or Garrand. I can bulgingly fit two broken down ARs with ACOG, EOtech and other attachments. It's really good space and overall case for the price. I've had mine for about 2 years now maybe more.
235996
No it will not fit. The barrell section of the case is too narrow. The inside of the case is made of a hard foam product. You can press/force the forend in place and make the dence foam form to your barrel. You will have to manipulate the foam with your hands to force it to fit, but once you do the foam will stay in place. I think that you can make it work.Hope this helps and good luck!
545391
Fully assembled, maybe. Broken down, absolutely. I use it for my palma rifle, which has a 32" barrel. The action and barrel together are close to 40", and they fit nicely along the bottom of the case, with sights and cleaning stuff above it. The stock goes on the other side of the padded divider. It has been a very good case, and is airline 'legal' for dimensions and locking ability.
981246
Yes. A scoped ar fits with room to spare. I would think the case is too big to a 10/22
1916895
The case will accomodate an AR16 with a 16 inch barrell with the stock closed. The case will hold a lot of 30 or even 40 ammo magazines.
1576072
Hello, Your talking about two shotguns broken down right ? If so I don't see why not. Like I put down for me I have a AR-10 .308 and a AR-15 .223 and they fit great....I even have a scope mounted on the .223 and a red dot on the.308. I put the stock end on the right on the bottom then to the left on top of separator...or vice versa...hope this helps....Bruce