is the Ar500Steel targets 10"and 7" safe with 9mm and 380 pistols?
161693
When properly suspended to direct spatter downward and approx. ten yards distance. Absolutely. Rifles also at proper distance and ammo.
161694
Yes, AR500 Steel can handle all pistol calibers. You should use a minimum safe distane of 10 yards with pistol calibers (bullet splatter) and all should wear eye protection.
161695
I shoot mine with a 308 a 300winmag, 22, 40, 44mag name it I've shot it , there isn't a single dent in it. So long story short yea you will be fine.
161696
I have not had any problem, I have shot hundreds if 9mm, 40sw, and 45acp fmj at mine, even shot 7.62x39 with no damage
1158120
I only use it with a 9mm, but it appears solid and would expect it to be fine. Just make sure it is tight in the rail.
923768
It would work fine, but might not last long with the recoil of a 12 gage. I got one of these and it broke the first time at the range with a 9mm carbine. You get what you pay for.
567018
This particular model is only for .22 - .380 as listed. This one did not load my wife's LC380, so I don't recommend it for that. Check for a 9mm model. Good luck
217155
That depends on if you plan to have a scope on both along with the magazine in them and a fore grip. I have a Mossberg 715T modeled after an AR-15 with the scope, magazine, and fore grip on mine in the case with my Remington 700 which also has a scope and a bi-pod mounted to it and they fit fine. To answer your question I do believe so just set them in the 69 manner.
443763
No--on the Glock 42--- but yes on most 380's and yes-- on others that are compact--such as 45 and 9mm--that have smaller widths-----
1829267
In an ar 15 its fine in, my mossberg 30-30 50 rnds still holds zero so im sure 7.62x39 will be ok☺
476548
The Mossberg 500 has different versions ie: turkey, flex. and others each has there own setup I am buying the 7 and 5/8 because I bought the Magpul for-end which requires a longer one than the 5 and 1/4 one mine came with also to accommodate My side saddle I needed a different for-end the wood stock one would hit and not be able to eject or load a new round. I hope this answers future questions BTW there is another 6 and 1/4 one as well.
604130
Would not recommend that you do that. The ballistics of .308 are different than .223/5.56 and the bullet drop compensator is calibrated for .223/5.56; if you did use it, you would not be able to use that feature of this. There should be a model of this for .308 though. As a broader answer, this optic does not make much sense for an AR-10 since the maximum magnification for this is only 4x; so, this is not very useful past 600yds anyway.
920831
I put the scope on a Ruger 10/22 and it works great, but I think it would be too long for a target pistol and might also upset the balance of the gun.
1317271
The P Lula works on .380 up to 40 caliber which inclues the 9 mm. I love mine . The delivery time was very long they come from Israel.
2057040
Well I have two 9mm pistols on th middle shelf but you have to a range them just right so the bolt housing does not hit but it works hope this helps.
1107938
As long as you have front iron sites similar to the AR then you shouldn't have an issue.
1061290
sure--i picked up a 995 carbine 9mm and regular 9mm handgun--i plink it all the time as a--its there target if u know what i mean--it does great. plus a fast zero verifier ;)
109642
I ordered the 10 inch for my Ruger P93, which is a bit larger than your P95, but not by much. After getting the 10inch it look like the 8 inch would work. However, I want room for 1-2 mags or 1 mag and my mag loader.
2091494
The universal one works for my .380 Bodyguard, .40 M&P; Shield, and .45's--so it shouldn't have any problems with 9mm. It is one of the best investments you will make.
86591
I would say no. We have 2 - one with a 9mm and the other with a 45 - and there isn't much room in the width. You could do it but the trigger would be exposed.