Can you put an AR style rifle upright in this case? Can you do so with optics (like an ACOG) attached?
110942
If by upright you mean vertical, then yes. However, a magazine cannot be attached while doing so and some special care would need to be taken when cutting out the outline for the rifle. I have a DPMS oracle myself and even though I have a pelican 1750 that carries it, I pulled out my rifle and measured out for this answer. Ultimately, and with an optic, I would have to say yes.
110943
From the Pelican Products site: Interior Dimensions: 40.98" x 12.92" x 12.13" (104 x 32.8 x 30.8 cm) Exterior Dimensions: 44.16" x 16.09" x 14.00" (112.1 x 40.9 x 35.5 cm)
110944
From the Pelican Products site: Interior Dimensions: 40.98" x 12.92" x 12.13" (104 x 32.8 x 30.8 cm) Exterior Dimensions: 44.16" x 16.09" x 14.00"(112.1 x 40.9 x 35.5 cm)
110945
Yes, three side by side upright with scope extended rails and stock extended. But any more the one compromises padding of equipment..
110946
Yes you can. all depends on how you cut the foam. If you do it right you will even have space for a handgun or 2 and some extra magazines.
110947
The inside dimensions are right about 40x12x12 (inches). The yes you are looking for depends on your configuration. If your setup profiles are discrete you might fit 4 across. If you absolutely can't get it done without the rail mounted proverbial kitchen sink, this case is not for you. I hope it works for you. It's an awesome case. It's the only case I trust for my antique, Victorian parasol collection!
151118
This case will accomodate an AR-15 and then some. It is about 15" bigger than a standard AR-15.
1266620
You can put the rest at any height you want, because they are foam stickys. They don't work real well for scoped rifles.
353511
I have one and it fits two large caliber scoped rifles easily. Tactical rifles may have an issue and I don't think it could handle two tactical rifles like ar15 or AKs. Internal dimensions?? I don't have time to measure that for you. I am travelling constantly and do not have access to the case right now.
2277340
Yes. Have the same set up on an AR. Plenty of clearance with a 3-9×40 scope.
219233
You can fit all that with one rifle. Two rifles fit but leave little room for anything else. I need to remove the optics off my AR's when placing 2 in the case.
2091519
Yes. I had this same experience on an AR. The way the optic closes on the rail is somewhat awkward, however, what worked for me is:Make sure the bottom is FLUSH on the rail. Once it is sitting on the rail, pull the loose end of mount inward to the rail. With one hand, hold it down on the rail. With the other, screw the mount in. I could of swore it would never go on and it feels like it was solidly on at times but still rocked loose. Trust me, this is the worst part about the optic. Once you mount it successfully, you'll see what you were/are doing wrong and every time after that is easy. Yes. I had this same experience on an AR. The way the optic closes on the rail is somewhat awkward, however, what worked for me is:Make sure the bottom is FLUSH on the rail. Once it is sitting on the rail, pull the loose end of mount inward to the rail. With one hand, hold it down on the rail. With the other, screw the mount in. I could of swore it would never go on and it feels like it was solidly on at times but still rocked loose. Trust me, this is the worst part about the optic. Once you mount it successfully, you'll see what you were/are doing wrong and every time after... » Read More Yes. I had this same experience on an AR. The way the optic closes on the rail is somewhat awkward, however, what worked for me is:Make sure the bottom is FLUSH on the rail. Once it is sitting on the rail, pull the loose end of mount inward to the rail. With one hand, hold it down on the rail. With the other, screw the mount in. I could of swore it would never go on and it feels like it was solidly on at times but still rocked loose. Trust me, this is the worst part about the optic. Once you mount it successfully, you'll see what you were/are doing wrong and every time after that is easy. « Show Less
405086
I've fit an AR and a 10-22 both with pistol grips and optics. It was tight. Hard to place around the center posts especially if you have any forearm attachments.
1905170
It should fit without a problem. I have put my M4 with an EOTech in this case and it fit with enough room for another scoped rifle next to it. I would guess that any high ringed scope on a flat top AR would fit in the case easily.
2027571
The scope will be to low. Search AR scope mounts. The design of a AR flat top requires a much higher mount for proper scope to Eye alingment.
213329
Yes. I currently have a scoped mosin nagant and a scoped ar in the same case.
951825
Yes, I am using that mount with this scope. It's a great combination on an AR.
207328
It is a pretty long case, so if you have it on an AR with a collapsable stock it should be fine. It is longer by several inches than any of my other tactical rifle cases. They should have the dimensions available somewhere.
1822395
Yes. But it might be a tight fit vertically if you have both an optic/scope and a long foregrip.
131113
Well, I can put my Rem 700 SPS in it with a bi-pod on, but it stretches it significantly. I don't know what your rifle is, but I would think the flashlight would work, even if it would be tight. I love the case, btw.
269601
Unless you have some monster scope on it, I don't think you would have any problem. There is plenty of room to spare for a Ruger American .308 w/ 24" barrel that has a Nikon ProStaff 3X9, 40mm objective lens scope mounted on it.
358602
Yes with no problems. I can get too of mine easy. I just reverse directions on mine because I have a red dot scope on one of my AR-15's and this works better for me. Even enough room for a soft towel or cloth between the weapons if you like. Hope this helps.