I am always surprised by the high number of pictures with the optics on the hinged side of the case.
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I am always surprised by the high number of pictures with the optics on the hinged side of the case.
I did mine with a Nitrogen laser. I spent a little time making a 1" grid on paper, drawing everything out in CAD and then Laser cutting the foam. It was an absolutely perfect fit. The laser did not melt or burn the foam, it just cut it perfectly. In fact the cut out pieces still fit incredibly tight against each other. If someone had a CAD Drawing or if you could work out a way to get me a profile of your rifle I would be happy to cut some one else's stuff.
-Edit- Before you go crazy...yes, I know it is "upside down". We took a bunch of photos prior to putting spray adhesive on the back piece and installing the foam the correct way. It just looked "cooler" this way for photos.
I have a short video of the foam being cut as well.
Mine came this way for the AX and it has a cut section for the fold
I am always surprised by the high number of pictures with the optics on the hinged side of the case.
Does anyone have any experience using a spray adhesive to glue the two bottom pieces of foam together after the top layer is cut? My cut foam is a tight fit to the rifle and each time I take it out I always end up pulling up the foam; I thought spray adhesive would be a good solution?