Will my 38 snub nose fit in this? Also, can it be bolted to something (wood bed frame, etc.)?
1247210
The vault could be easily bolted down but holes would need to be drilled through the bottom first. My 3" 1911 45 with one clip fits perfect. It's 1.25 inches wide. Your 38 may be to wide for the lid to close.
1247211
Doubt it, but dimensions on their website should tell you. There are no holes for bolting it to anything, but you could probably drill your own. it does come with a cable for lashing it to something that is stationary , so perhaps that would do.
1247212
My S&W; 38 fit just fine and its got a longer barrel along with a speed loader. mine has two mounting holes on bottom.
1247213
I imagine a 38 snub nose would fit - I've seen a Kahr CW9 fit in there just so you have some idea of comparison - you could contact the manufacturer if you're still unsure after reading the answers. There are two holes on the back side of it diagonal from each other for mounting (you just have to pull up the foam).
1247214
It definitely should be able to accept a small frame revolver easily. You could bolt it to something, but you want to get to it (if needed) in a hurry and the tether cable provides great availability to unlock it!
1247215
Not sure about the snub nose. My Glock 36 is just under 7 inches long, just under 5 inches tall and less than 1 1/4 inches wide and if fits comfortably in it with room for the magazine alongside it. As for bolting it down, you would have to drill holes through one side of it to do that. I did have a problem with the lock on it messing up after the second or third use. I haven't replaced that yet. I bought a pelican case that I use to transport it now.
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John Yes It fits very snug. You can bolt it down as tight as you want. It comes with two different size screws for regular and heavy barrel and everything in-between.
510063
You can connect it to a regular bed frame,there are several holes to do this. However, on my frame, only one set of the holes worked, so another set had to be drilled. It does work with just one set of holes on each side bolted, but it is not as secure. I've noticed that others here have said they have had to drill an additional set of holes as I did.
444796
I also have a 357 snub nose revolver and it fits great! I don't think you would have a problem.
776538
Your Handguard inside. dia is 1.750" and the nose cone should fit you may have to use some set screws, there the same size as the end cap.
2033248
.38 Revolver? Not even close....these things are really 'custom' fit....don't they have one for a .38?? Ruger's .38 is pretty popular and any snub nose .38 oughta fit that....I have a 5 shot S&W; Chief's Stainless that I might carry if it did. Sorry for the bad news....
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I too have a S&W; snub nose 38, 5 shot revolver and this gun vault will hold it fine; as the other poster wrote, there are foam cushions on the inside that will hold your gun snugly in place and you can push it in however far you want. With mine, I tucked it in just far enough to have easy access to the grip in an emergency.
178725
I would think so. We put a short barrel 45 and it fits real nice. I would send pic but don't know how to attach it to this. Both our revolvers didn't fit the barrels were to long. A short nose would work.
1206007
It should accommodate any "j" frame S&W; Christina. I saw the photo and the handle looks to be the same size as my airweight. I would contact the manufacturer for a sure thing. G
1754471
You need the model that fits S&W; compact semi-autos. The j frame holster fits a snub nose 38 special revolver. Tagua makes a holster for your model, but the J frame is not it. The photo is misleading. It is a semi-auto holster, not the actual J frame holster which looks much different.
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Assuming you are referring to a .38 snub nose with factory grips , I think it would . I just tried mine in it , and it was very close , but would not quite close . But I do have over size pachmire grips . Sorry , I don`t have the time to change the grips to tell you for certain .
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I had a wooden headboard and needed a new frame. The frame was exactly the same size as a standard queen sized bed/mattress. The only thing is that it had no holes to attach it to the frame so my friend had to adapt it by drilling a long screw into the headboard and attaching it to the bed frame. It looks great and only took him a few minutes to attach the screws. The headboard is the same width as the frame on my bed which is 60 " wide. Hope this helps with your selection!
985569
The outside dimension of the frame where my axle mounts is 5-13/16'' and it fits perfectly. I don't know the dimensions of your frame. The skewer on this has a lot of threads but it is at its max with my frame. Hope this helps. ME
743219
The treys bed is a little wider than my rhino and I had no issues - should fit perfect
622788
The steel nose guard is riveted on with steel rivets. I suppose you could grind off the rivets and remove the guard. I'm pretty sure it would still work.
1816550
If a SN bed is similiar in size and shape to a regular bed I would think so. The frame on this bed is strudy. If the SN bed doesn't require a special frame it should be fine.
146366
I can't imagine why not. Snubs generally have a very similar shape. My S&W; fits fine.