A bit hard to find the correct forum - let's try this one.
Does anyone here have such a take-down gun bag that can take the gun when in two pieces (short) but that can in one way or the other be extended in such a way as to accommodate the rifle when "long" in one piece?
If so, what make and model is it? If custom made, could you be kind enough to supply a photo or tow for me to get an idea as to how to about having one made.

You see, usually when traveling one carries the gun in two and thus a short bag will do. My hunting tens to be of such type that you pack the rifle in the car many times a day, and it's then more convenient just to stick the gun there "long" w/o taking it apart every time. Carrying just one extendable bag instead of two, one long and one short, would seem handy to me.

-Lars/Finland

Just buy a case longer that what you need. Fold it in half when the gun is broken down and then unfold it when the rifle is put together The longer case will give you the extra length to "bend" the case. I would suggest a long Boyts canvas case.
Have a couple of snaps or straps added to hold the halves together when using it for the rifle broken down.

I'm picturing it...
Would be nice if that case had openings at both ends.

Rich

Napier made one.

Not sure if it is still a current product.

I did the Google myself so here it is.


Here it is
Gun Slips PROTECTOR 2

http://www.napieruk.com/slips.html#gun2


They (Napier) used to have a US Office as well.

USA
Telephone
1-540-348-6770
FAX
1-540-348-6214
Postal address
Napier of London LLC, 1455 Brownsburg Turnpike, Fairfield, VA24435-2838
Electronic mail
click here to email Napier USA

Boyt makes a zippered long gun case with a buckled side pocket for an extra barrel set.

This would work well, I think.

I have one but use it as intended, carrying an extra set of differently choked barrels in the side pocket.

Would work for a shotgun or double rifle without scope.

JPK