BeeMaa
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Don't forget the T-handle hex wrench, or at least squeeze it in with the suppressor.So I spent some time today using GunFoam's app and taking pics of my components. At first I couldn't figure out a way to get 3 barrels + 3 scopes in a case any smaller than my V800. Then it occurred to me to just leave the bolt assembly on the R8 in the case. With a bit of work, I came up with this design that appears to work in the 4514. The 4514 is 46.81x16.31x6.25 (17.19 lb) vs the V800 at 56.11x19.15x6.65 (19.6 lb).
From my post above listing what I had in the V800:
2 x Bolt Assemblies- Changed to one bolt assembly and additional bolt head, also left bolt assembly on stock vs its own separate cut-out
3 x Blaser Barrels
1 x Suppressor
1 x Blaser Professional Stock
1 x Trigger Unit -Kept this attached to stock instead of separate
3 x Mag Inserts- Left one in trigger unit and just 2 cutouts for additional ones
3 x VX-6HD Scopes
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What is the final weight of all the components + foam + case?
EDIT - I just noticed this. You took pictures of the barrels on their sides, leaving the studs exposed. You can simply turn the barrel so the studs are pointing straight up (or down) for a cleaner look. You might be able to edit the shapes or even give them a call to make changes. Just a thought.
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