Is the material that makes up the V-slots made of a type that keeps the gun stock & barrel from getting marred/scratched?
1354078
The uprights are plastic but in the U part is coated/sleeved with rubber. This is the area your gun rests in. I've cleaned 6 long guns to date with no issues.Hope this helps.
1354079
Yes, it is a soft rubber that holds the rifle nice and secure without any Mark what ever!
1354080
Yes. It's plastic (polyethylene) which is a soft plastic. It hasn't marred any of my rifles. This is a good product for the money.
1354081
Nice enough soft rubber pads are in the V-slot. Should not mar any serviceable finishes.
1354082
It is a rubberized material that not only prevents scratching and marring, but holds the barrel or the stock very snuggley in order to work on your firearm without worrying about slippage. It works great! Glad i got it.
1366961
No lining, however this is last years design. The new design has a hinge on the side. Been using mine for awhile. As of yet no scratches on my gun
232724
It isn't lined if that is what you're wondering. It is the raw back side of finished leather. Just like a belt, shiny on one side and rough on the other. It has been a really good, well used holster and my guns finish (stainless ruger sr 1911) hasn't shown any signs of holster wear. They even covered the inside of the thumb break snap with a thin plastic disc to protect your guns finish from scratching. I use this holster daily and I would recommend it to anyone.
689149
I honestly don't know, I have stainless finish and with everyday carry I don't have any scratches or marks. So far I really like the holster.
1968186
Yes, it does have a plastic coating to protect firearms. However, like I think I said in an earlier comment, I would not buy these again. They are flimsy and I think of generally poor quality. I would have bought the heavier plastic racks if I could have found them, but having seen the better ones since I bought these, I think they are still available and I'd look harder next time.
932869
The gun is a heavy duty plastic with some metal componets on the inside. Hope this answered your question.
385629
No not really when your whereing it it's hard to holster the gun because the leather it kinda flimsy. I'm about to get new holster. I forget the name of the material but is plastic like so it keeps it's shape ans make drawing and holstering a breez!! It's a lil more money but worth it. I can send u the link just send me your email
694277
No scratches. I like the holster. It is comfortable and keeps the pistol secured. I would recommend it.
1852287
Hi Coral , thank you for your inquiry , sorry not sure but here is the item description which should be helpful Pistol holster High-density foam lining Durable polyester exterior Soft, plush lining won't scratch your gun Accessory pouch with hook-and-loop close holds CO2 cartridges or extra clips Quick-release buckle Hook-and-loop belt strap (adjusts up to 2.25" belt width) pulls apart for additional belt attachment 7"x4.5" Thanks Phil
274423
No, you need metal at the end of the barrel. I had problems with a pistol that had an aluminum thread protector and it also did not work on a pellet gun that of course is mostly plastic these days. If you try to connect it to the barrel and you do not have enough metal to hold it in place you will risk dropping the device which can break the plastic battery holder.
324185
I leave the stock/receiver end as is, the lube is shielded behind the external surfaces of this section. I put a zip-lock type plastic bag over the barrel, receiver end, to prevent transfer of any lube into the soft material of the case. Cover both ends if your gun is such that both ends could transfer lube to the case.
759653
The protective plastic coating seems to adequate to protect the firearm finish from damage...providing the user quickly learns to roll the firearm away from the magnetic connection. The connection is strong and I do not know if the coating would continue to protect the forearm finish over time if a user roughly "jerked" the firearm away form the magnetic holster. After a few "proper" practice removals of the firearm from the holster, I am not concerned damage to the firearm finish. I would purchace another one.
682829
If you are worried about scratching the finish, wrap the barrel with high temp electrical friction tape or similar or you can use a piece of thin closed cell foam (ie truck cap weather stripping or similar) I used the tape to protect the realtree print on my .22 and the tape residue wipes off with WD40 (you will need to change the tape out every once in awhile because it will get gummy and loose) I use my mount for a bipod and I move it back and forth from my hunting .22 to my plinking .22 with no issues ever.
349044
Not really, just what you get from the thickness of the material. But the straps that attach it to the stock are so ridiculously long that you can do what I did and cram some foam under there and call it a day. Works great that way
2161613
Sorry, but I can't really answer this one. I bought it and put it into my collection. Because it is a "coating" I never carry it. I stickto non- scratchable finishes for daily carries.
2192250
I have these and there not plastic. I have them on my AR15 and they work great, look good too!
958114
Yes ,,I brought this item last year and it was disappointing ,,i tried everything all but welded it and u don't want too do that,, too keep it on the barrel of my gun looks great ,,but doesn't work comes off after 2 shots the gun has too much power for those 3 small allen wrench screws...!! You need one that actually mounts an clamps around the barrel I never found one that will work for mine !!