Allen Company Daytona Soft Carrying Gun, Shotgun and Rifle Case, 46 inches, Brown/Black, Model Number: 995-46
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It or a chiappa m29 without scope are the weapons I use. It's a tight situation, so I'd say no.
Tanner than Brown
The pockets are a bit on the small side. Ear plugs aren't as effective as full-size hearing protection.
Selected User Reviews For Allen Company Daytona Soft Carrying Gun, Shotgun and Rifle Case, 46 inches, Brown/Black, Model Number: 995-46
For a new rifle, I required a simple soft case. Those technical-sounding words irritate me. With all of the pockets, straps, and fancy do-dads, these cases are pretty cool. dads. It's simply an excessive amount of work. I usually carry ammo in ammo carriers and loose gear in a small duffle, so a big fancy case wasn't necessary. With a couple of pockets for a bore sighter, an extra magazine, and a whip, this is just right. All I really need is a down rag (though I could fit a box of ammo in there if necessary). This is what I use for a Tikka TX3 and a Leupold 3-position scope. This set-up includes a 9x50 scope and a side-mounted mini Reflex. It fits perfectly, and there's even room for a small muzzle brake if I want to add one. The outer fabric appears to be of excellent quality, the zippers are excellent, and the interior fabric is soft and pleasant to the touch. This is a fantastic deal; You will not be dissatisfied with this purchase.
I was hesitant to buy this soft case because of some other reviews on Amazon, but I'm happy to report that I'm very pleased with it! This was purchased to house my Weihrauch HW97, a $500 airgun with a $120 scope (protection was essential). The padding material provides adequate protection and appears to be long-lasting. The outer skin reminds me of a winter jacket, such as a Carharrt, and it feels tough. The pockets are well-made, well-placed, and functional. The mesh pocket (which allows you to see what's inside and allows for quick access), the solid finger loop attached to the zipper (which makes zip/unzip a breeze), and the ability to Velcro the two halves of the handle together, similar to a duffle bag, are all great features. It's the little things that make all the difference. I also carry my pistol in an Allen case, and they appear to be a great "value-for-money" option. for- "sweet spot" in terms of price My only complaint is that there is only one zipper, so if you want to fully open or close the case, you must zip all the way from one end to the other. However, given the price, this isn't a big deal. br>br>I can easily fit my HW97 in this case with a 3x9 scope attached (see photos). Keep in mind that this rifle has a pistol grip and is slightly longer than 9" from the bottom of the pistol grip to the top of the scope. As a result, it's not even close to being a "mini" gun. I'm still perplexed by some of the other reviews here, which claim that the case will not fit a scoped rifle. It most definitely does. Overall, it's a fantastic case, and if you're looking for a softy, I'd strongly suggest it!.
I purchased a rifle case that measures 46 inches in length. It'll fit my Savage 110 Tactical with a 24" barrel and an Athlon Argos BTR 6-round magazine. Rings with a diameter of 24x50mm and a height of medium are used. This case has enough room on both ends for my rifle, which is just under 44". br>br>Won't fit in a 6-inch frame. The rifle has a 9" height bipod attached to it, but the bipod will fit in the back pocket where the stock would have been. The 10- The third issue of AICS is tucked into the front pocket. br>br>The mesh pocket will most likely rip the first time it catches on something, but the rest of the bag appears to be well-made. Padding is adequate for a soft case, but it will not provide the same level of protection as a hard case. br>br>I needed a soft case with a sling to free up my hand, one that would fit my rifle, had pockets for accessories, and was reasonably priced. This is the one that covers everything.
After seeing everything in-person, I went online to look for more information. about $40 in a store This item could easily sell for that price. br>br>On the outside, the material is rugged, with large, sturdy zippers. It has a pleasant memory-enhancing quality to it. Inside, there's a foam-like material to keep your rifle from banging around. It's likely that two smaller rifles could fit inside. It has four zippered pockets, one of which is long and likely to be used for a cleaning rod. I wouldn't put a handgun or loose or boxed ammunition in any of the pockets. Loaded magazines would be fine, but the pockets aren't wide enough for a box of ammo, and none of them are particularly large, with the exception of the long one, which isn't particularly tall. Perhaps a subcompact, but I believe the idea is to keep that stuff in its own bag. br>br>To make carrying the bag easier, a large Velcro strap wraps around the two handles. It has an adjustable strap that can be slung over your shoulder or back (it fits over my frame, so it should fit over anyone's). It also has a loop on one end and a D-ring on the other. If you want to string it out or hang it up on something, I suppose you should ring at the other end. br>br> I didn't get to choose the color and didn't care for the brown/black look when I saw it online, but it looks great in person. It has a sophisticated look to it. I'll keep it even if I sell the rifle for which I bought it if it holds up (which I have high hopes).
It fits perfectly and has enough room in the front compartments to carry six loaded stripper clips. I also have an Allen case that was originally intended for fishing tackle, but I removed all of the interiors, cut a piece of foam to fit inside, painted it black, and now use it to protect my Mossberg Shockwave 590. It's the ideal size for it once again! So, having used a couple of these Allen cases, I can say that they appear to be well-made, with sturdy stitching and heavy-duty materials. They don't appear to be cheap or flimsy at all!.
A 20 GA bolt action shotgun fits the bill perfectly. Most questions seem to revolve around whether or not my firearm will fit. As a result, I made a title for it. My shotgun isn't equipped with a scope. br>It's well made, and the side pockets are nice, but they're small, so you won't be able to fit a lot of accessories in there.
This was purchased in exchange for a Mossberg 500 Tactical shotgun. The shotgun was given to me as a gift, and I needed a way to store it safely. I had to put the shotgun in the case top up rather than top down because the tactical forward grip is quite long. For the zipper to close, I had to take off the flashlight ring on the top. I suppose I could just move it to the side, but I already did that. br>br>It's a very well-made product. shotgun case that was custom made The pockets are useful for storing small items such as a cleaning rag or miscellaneous smaller parts such as small ear plugs, and one of the pockets is large enough to hold a thin pair of shooting glasses. There will be no large items in any of the pockets. They resemble pockets on a pair of pants more than anything else. The tactical Mossberg 500's compact design allows for the storage of a pair of headphone hearing protectors in the gun's case. br>br>The case comes with a strap, and the handle is held together by a Velcro closure. I believe it is a good value for the money, and I believe it will last a long time; I hope I never have to use the gun, but it is safe and secure in this case.
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