Should I have any problems fitting in a 16 in barrel AR with Aimpoint, and a 10.5 in ar pistol with EOTech at the same time?
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I fit two Swiss battle rifles, Schmidt Rubin 1911/89 models, with their bolts removed in the case. I cannot see any reason as to why you wouldn't be able to fit your AR with the attachments as long as you don't have anything sitting off the side of the rifle adding quite a bit more width to the rifle, like my bolts handles for the rifles I own. If you look for my review you should find the dimensions of my rifles in there. With their bolt handles attached their width is probably four to four and a half inches and something like 51 inches long. This case is pretty darn roomy and good for to and from the range. Even flew with the case once and it made it through the TSA's abusive hands intact but not something I would want to repeat multiple times. If you plan on flying their is only one case I know that will always make it in one piece and that is a pelican case. Not even my aluminum reinforced cases can make it more than a few flights without the TSA abuse eventually wearing them down to uselessness. So range use and travel via car/bus/train this case is a A+. For flying or international travel it is only a C+ at most. Only use pelican cases if you plan on doing some crazy traveling with your guns. Learn from my mistakes!
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No issue at all. I have a scoped M1A on an aftermarket stock, and a scoped 700 in one of mine.
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Hey Benjamin, I've got one of those cases and I was able to fit two AR-15's, both with scopes, fore end grips and light. One has a tacticle stock and the other a conventional stock. The assembly of the strap mechanism looks more complicated than it really is. The only thing I didn't think about is how much two AR's weigh. If you need more feedback I'de be glad to help if I can. Barny
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Should not have any problems, I have put a Remington 700 with tall mounted scope and Ruger 10/22 mag custom w/scope and had room to spare.
268305
yes the eotech will mount nicely from the pictures I have seen. The 03 model is very compact so there should be lots of room.
331914
I have the a-5 mp5 shound and there is plenty of space between the shroud and apex tip. Just enough room for you to cranck the barrel tightly to the marker. (This is the 14in. I am speaking of) never had a phenom but I know their body size is quite similar
1132705
The quality from both my personal experience with the optic and reviews I've read seem to suggest that it would likely hold up well. You may want to upgrade to an Aimpoint if you're concerned, however.
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I mounted my Aimpoint PRO on an AR-15 platform flat-top carbine. The glass is clear and the "dot"is easy to see- you get variable brightness settings. It's a very nice package deal, I think.
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Mr. Brian, as long as the barrel has an outer diameter of 19mm or less, it should be okay. However, I do not suggest that you purchase this bipod as it can do some damage over time and also decrease the accuracy of the rifle. The best option is to purchase a bipod which mounts to the forearm (the front part of the stock). Maybe one like this: http://www.amazon.com/Caldwell-XLA-Bipod-6-9-Inch/dp/B0025U4L9Y/ref=sr_1_19?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1403746346&sr=1-19&keywords=bipods+for+rifles
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As long as the barrel is standard (believe it is as the ar) and you have the same sight post as in the picture then you should be ok with it.
2145861
If the rail mounts are standard or milspec which is 20mm they should fit just fine. They are difficult to get on. But that is a good thing in the sense a sight should be very snug to ensure long lasting accuracy. Knowing that AR platforms all generally run the same. Yes they will fit.
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I'm not sure about the aim point but it is a perfect fit for my eotech. It should. Good product and way better than spending all that money on a 3x zoom "name brand"
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Pretty sure two won't fit. Too close for comfort in my eyes. Good investment on the m&ps; though. I have the 22 myself. Great rifle. If one case is good, more is better. Safe or sorry. Your call. Good shooting.
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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.
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Yes. you are correct. Keep in mind that the internal capacity is a bit limited. My 16" barrel ar-15 has to have the stock completely collapsed for it to fit. My AKM with a fixed stock juts out a bit, so I have to leave some space for it to stick out of the bag.
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You will not be able to co-witness the front iron due to the magnification of the ACOG. I would recommend the AimPoint CompM4s if you want the total picture.
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They should fit fine...I have the same scenario. I have 2 AR platform rifles in my case currently. My 5.56 has a scope mounted.....my .22 does not. You shouldn't have any problems fitting both unscoped rifles.
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I have a Smith & Wesson M&P; AR10 with a very large and heavy 6x Trijicon scope and I can put it in the case with the scope on the side of the handle or on the side of the zipper. With the stock at full length I have to angle it slightly to fit in length, but the scoped rifle fits in very nicely. I have the same gun case for my Bushmaster AR15 (5.56) with a AIM scope on it and actually have more room in the case than I really need. If your gun does not fit in this case you must have an extremely large optic.
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Cannot say. All these things say they are the perfect height-right alignment yadda yadda, but experience tells me no. The included mount co-witnessed perfectly wiith the Eotech and A2 front sight, but not with the Bushnell trophy TRS 25 and flip ups that I switched to. All of which are supposed to be the same height. If it doesn't work, send it back, but its a great little magnifier non the less.
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For the money go with an EoTech. I returned my MEPROLIGHT because the mounting didn't feel solid, even after adjustment. Maybe I got a bad one who knows. I already spent the money to swapped it out for a Aimpoint T1 micro and haven't looked back since. But to answer your question, I felt it sat to high on the rail.