Hello there, I'd like to ask one more time, since I have gotten both Yes and No answers when I asked about my Browning BT100 either fit in or not. My BT100 barrel is 34" long with another inch for the choke. Is possible for anyone can measure the internal dimension, how long is it? Thank you, Ben Hello there, I'd like to ask one more time, since I have gotten both Yes and No answers when I asked about my Browning BT100 either fit in or not. My BT100 barrel is 34" long with another... » Read More Hello there, I'd like to ask one more time, since I have gotten both Yes and No answers when I asked about my Browning BT100 either fit in or not. My BT100 barrel is 34" long with another inch for the choke. Is possible for anyone can measure the internal dimension, how long is it? Thank you, Ben « Show Less
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The inside is about 34 1/2".I don't see how you could use this case for a barrel that is 34 plus 1" more.
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The case was purchased as gift for my father. His gun is very similar to the BT100 with a 34" barrel and extended choke tubes. It fits perfectly very little room to spare and stress little but it makes it. Hope this helps.
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I have two of the 13" (medium) size for a Single Six revolver with a 5.5" barrel and a .357 Mag Blackhawk with a 4.62" barrel. The mediums are generous for those two, and I may have been able to squeeze by with the 11" (small). It appears the way Allen measures these is the prime dimension is the length of the hinge area and doesn't count the rounded end as the external overall length is 14". Height, as measured from the fold in the hinge area (centerline when open)to the inside of the zipper is 7.5". Ruger's site lists the height as 6 3/8. So the interior dimensions are generous as compared to the specs. Were I you, and didn't want or need extra space inside the thing, given the dimensions of your pistol on Ruger's site of 8.5" OAL and 5.5" height, I'd go for the small, 11" version. For your pistol, I've assumed the 22/45 Lite as shown in Ruger's site, model 3903.
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I have a Ruger GP100 with a 6" barrel and it fits perfectly. Not sure if mine was a manufacture defect or not but zipper separated from the main part of the bag. I don't use it anymore...for what it's worth.
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make sure you get the wright size case to start with . I have a browning x-bolt it is 42 inches . I have it going corner to corner I have a little room on each side of the gun . it works well and looks good in the case to .
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I have a 638 2" barrel 5 shot, which I do believe they're the exact same dimensions. Fits like a glove.
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The one we got was made to fit a Ruger LCT. You would have to go to sneaky pete and order one to fit a Browning with your measurements
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I carry several of my Rugers in this holster and I am well pleased with it, including my 5 in bbl Mk2, and 7 in bbl Mk 3, and they fit well. The barrel of your Mk 2, 10 in bbl would probably protrudes about 2 inches. If it were me, I would buy and use the holster anyway, a bit of protrusion notwithstanding. It is a great holster!
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I have, if I can remember right, I have the m91 version. I am not sure of the barrel length difference. In my opinion you should be able to.
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It is only 45 inches long with 44 inches for a rifle to fit inside. If this company makes a longer one though I would say buy it because it is very beautifully crafted and my rifle replica looks amazing.
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I don't know the size of your guns, but the case in pretty big and very strong and secures guns well. The locking mechanism which locks the case in an outside shell makes it difficult to get into without the key. I found it a little difficult to unlock because of the internal case gets locked inside the outer frame. Go to the manufacturer, Bulldog, on line and they will give you the actual internal measurements and compare those to your guns.
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Didnt actually measure it but it fits. I bought this item because others said it fits the Mossberg 88 maverick and it did fit my 88 as well. If you have a different model you can try seeing what others said about theirs. Dont be troubled by the very few that said it didnt fit. It does fit. Some people can be real picky and want it exactky to their needs and wants.. i hope this helps out....... 1 more thing. I put a pistol grip on the fore end with minor work to the pistol grip i bought ..NOT the action tube
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I bought a size 0 and tried to put a Ruger single six in it and the barrel went down through the bottom opening. it would probably accept the pellet gun but you have to get a much larger size like oh, maybe a size 15. I don't know that much about pellet guns but that is a neat little holster. if I recall correctly I paid something like $9 for that holster. And at that price it would be worth going ahead and getting it and if it didn't work use it on something else. It make a good gift for somebody's birthday or Christmas. For 9 or 10 bucks I'd give it a try
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my P 220 Elite stainless had a Picatinny rail under the barrel on the front and that part of the pistol did not have an issue going into the holster. However I ultimately had to return this holster because the beaver tail on this Elite model pistol was too long to allow the pistol how to properly snap into place in the holster. So the pistol really was unable to fit properly because of the beaver tail. if your rail is aftermarket, mounted on the top of the pistol then my guess would be it really won't fit either, however again the factory rail built into the bottom of the frame on the front was not an issue. my P 220 Elite stainless had a Picatinny rail under the barrel on the front and that part of the pistol did not have an issue going into the holster. However I ultimately had to return this holster because the beaver tail on this Elite model pistol was too long to allow the pistol how to properly snap into place in the holster. So the pistol really was unable to fit properly because of the beaver tail. if your rail is aftermarket, mounted on the top of the pistol then my guess would be it really won't fit either, however again the factory rail built into the bottom of the frame on the front... » Read More my P 220 Elite stainless had a Picatinny rail under the barrel on the front and that part of the pistol did not have an issue going into the holster. However I ultimately had to return this holster because the beaver tail on this Elite model pistol was too long to allow the pistol how to properly snap into place in the holster. So the pistol really was unable to fit properly because of the beaver tail. if your rail is aftermarket, mounted on the top of the pistol then my guess would be it really won't fit either, however again the factory rail built into the bottom of the frame on the front was not an issue. « Show Less
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.920 is a bull barrel. The standard barrel will fit but you will have a large gap around it. The measurement is uniform down the length of the barrel on a bull barrel.
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Yep. I have this very one for that exact model too. The barrel doesn't go flush to the bottom, there's about an inch of space left but it's a perfect fit and it's snug. So much better than the Blackhawk or other 5.11 in my opinion. However, if you're buying it for concealed carry, be warned that it's not your best option. For Winter under a coat/jacket or with an extra button up shirt over a T-shirt maybe. I use it mostly for the range, if I'm taking a class or for when I'm camping, hunting, or otherwise outdoors. I have others for concealment that are much more concealable for me and my clothing options. Fantastic holster and love the option to go paddle or belt loops. The other accessories that allow you to mount it on MOLLE gear or even to the wall with those optional mounts are great too. You can put a holster in your vehicle or by your bed!
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Hi Chris , check out amazon listing # B00JUT5FT8 ( I have this pistol in stock but not listed on amazon as yet but should be listed next week ) description and specs below Colt 1911 pistol Aged finish metal frame and slide Uses 12-gram CO2 cartridges Blowback 18-rd drop-free BB mag* Semiauto Single-action Fixed front and rear sights Ambidextrous, textured grip Manual safety Functioning grip safety Slide stays open when last BB is shot All metal Part of the proceeds donated to the NRA (National Rifle Association) *The manual states the magazine holds 18 steel BBs. However, you may be able to load 19. Sorry, but you cannot request a specific serial number. Serial No. 1 has been donated to the NRA. The 1911 firearm has earned a place in history as the most popular handgun ever made. It makes sense that we'd further honor the service this gun has given with this limited edition CO2 version. The aged finish will remind you of the countless times the firearm was holstered and drawn as the 1911 tended to the business at hand, protecting soldiers and freedom. Own a piece of history and get one of these 1911 CO2 replica pistols. Act now...for tomorrow may be too late! Specs Caliber: 0.177" (4.5mm) Velocity: 325 fps Loudness: 4-Medium-High Barrel Length: 4.5" Overall Length: 8.5" Shot Capacity: 18 Barrel: Smoothbore Front Sights: Blade Rear Sights: Fixed Scopeable: No Suggested for: Plinking/Fun Action: Semiautomatic Safety: Manual Powerplant: CO2 Function: Repeater Trigger Action: Single-action Body Type: Pistol Weight: 2.1 lbs Thanks Phil
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Always go a bit bigger if the choice is there. I think mine is 20 to 24 "long and I have a 80 gun safe, works good.