I am looking for a case large enough to hold my Barnett Jackal when it is cocked. Is this case big enough to handle that?
1124833
I cant speak specifically to the Jackal, but I can say the inside of this thing is HUGE. I dont see how any crossbow could not fit into it.
1124834
This is a very big case (http://www.walmart.com/ip/Barnett-Crossbow-Case/14659257). It will worked if you will have your Jackal cocked most of the time. If you uncock your Jackal is not a nice fit...too big. I bought this case from Walmart but will be returning it today. Yesterday, I picked up an Academy Sports brand (Game Winner). See http://www.academy.com/shop/pdp/game-winner-soft-crossbow-case/pid-310901?N=397050607. It's the perfect size for the Jackal but when uncocked. It will not fit the Jackal when cocked.
1124835
It fits my Barnett Ghost 410 when it is cocked , but I only did that to answer this question and would never put a cocked crossbow in a case
1124836
Why in the world would want store it cocked? Thats not good for the bow. But yes it should fit.
1124837
Hello, yes...this is plenty big enough to carry it cocked or uncocked with a place for arrows and such
1785307
I can't imagine it being a problem with this case, I have my weapon positioned in the case with the receiver on the zipper side there is at least 6 inchs of space above from it to the zipper.
1167480
I don't have a 410 but I know the case is big enough to hold any of the Barnet Crossbows, because I asked them before I bought it. Also you'd never case a cocked crossbow. Keeping it coked too long ruins the limbs. You need to de-cock it after 4 hours.
1093583
More than likely yes. I do not have a barnett jackal but see no reason why they wouldn't. These are however quite heavy so might have to adjust for drop.
932497
I have not used mine yet, but it feels sturdy and is all leather. Yes it is definitely big enough for a 38 special.
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.
341024
I bought one called Excalibur several yrs ago and it has served very well. It is a rope about 34 inches long from handle to handle with 2 hooks. The Jackal has a crease beneath the rear of the scope near the safety that accepts the string. To uncock, I keep an old bolt handy which I shoot into the ground or a target.
131114
Should be able to store rifle and flashlight. Unless it is humungous. I use three of these cases and they are quite flexible and spacious. I like them a lot.
846746
The high point c9 is both too large and too thick for this case. Not to mention too heavy. I don't think you will find a case of this type that will fit that gun. I own one and while High Point calls it compact is basically a full size gun and far heavier than most. You might find an inside the belt holster that will work with it. There is nothing wrong with the High Point its is just not intended to be carried concealed. A lot of security guards carry it as their duty weapon so I know there are regular holsters available for it.
1044894
My answer to your question would be a direct repeat of Thomas Jensen's answer. I'm also in agreement that it is a well designed nice rifle case. You can't beat it for the price or the quality. I also like mine.
2016448
It would suffice, however the similarly sized Plano case which my son bought would probably be a better choice seeing as how it's quite a bit heavier. This case is best for storage and transporting your rifle to and from the range.
98432
Absolutely! I have five of these bags and they are usually loaded as follows: Glock 21 and 20; 2 full size 1911s; Glock 34 and 35; M9 and Browning Buckmark; S&W; 629 (5") and 686 (4"). Sometimes I'll mix and match with other guns I might bring to the range. These cases are best for larger handguns, pocket pistols slide around too much for me. Get one and see, I'm sure you'll like it.
630507
The size I have would not work as it is for a large frame, long barrel revolver but if you have an appropriate size it would be possible. If you need one for professional duty then I would suggest you buy one. If it is just for casual use you could make something work. Assuming the necessary skill and equipment is available. A safe secure carry is important. Don't risk damage to the firearm for a cheap way to carry it. As much as a firearm costs it is smart to support it with good accessories.
1613636
This is a great case/vault. There is about 9 3/4 inches in length and 7 1/4 width for storage. Sorry, no ex-long barrel revolvers will fit, unless it is a Dan Wesson and you can remove the barrel.
1427230
Yes, that is exactly what I use it for. The only problem is that the bolts are "held in" with pieces of foam that have slots and you can actually fit about 24, not the 36 it's supposed to carry. I put mine in with the broadhead attached. Still a nice case.
131678
No. Grip sticks out too far. Also, bbl Is not wide enough to be held securely by the foam. A 3" or 4" bbl revolver would probabaly fit. Semi-autos work better with this safe.
33127
I've owned a Flambeau case for my AR. It's excellent for throwing in the back of your car to transport to the range and back, but I wouldn't use it for flying. I'd bite the bullet and invest in a heavier case.