Plano Crossbow Case - Heavy Duty Crush Proof Protection for Hunting & Travel | Premium Crossbow Storage for Compound & Recurve Bows | Ideal for Outdoor Adventures, Range Practice & Secure Transport

My Tenpoint Shadow UL with a factory scope and Acu-Draw fits well in this and it has lots of room to spare. The bow is very secure and I feel good enough about the protection of it for any adventure. There are lots of possibilities for keeping items in the case as it holds my quiver, arrows, and all the lubricants for the bow. You could easily store A LOT more stuff in this. As shown on the Plano website for the case, it will accommodate lots of bow types. With all the foam pads you get, you can really customize this case for just about any bow with any scope. Even with my Acu-draw on the sides of the stock, the bow fits in the skinny area well. The key is to keep placing the bow in the case during assembly to make sure everything you are securing or placing items will fit ok. For example, I had to play with the hold down strap brackets in the skinny part that holds the stock to find the right location. It also states all over the box that it is made in the USA. Pretty cool!Note: This thing is HUGE and take up some space.I only have two gripes which is the reason for four stars and not five. The case comes in the box unassembled and while the assembly procedure is really not bad, the instructions must have been produced by someone that has no idea what they are doing. The pictures are useless because the case and foam are black/gray, and when you use actual pictures but print them in black/white- NOTHING SHOWS UP...Color printing or line drawings would have been way more useful! Also the text in the instructions are very vague and lack descriptions. Luckily there were a few You Tube videos that carried the slack there (not from Plano) but other crossbow enthusiasts. They were very helpful.The other gripe is that the foam that goes in the case and makes contact with the cross bow does not come with any way to stick them in place permanently once you configure it for your bow. Some people may not want this as they could have more than one bow, but for the money this costs, Plano could have supplied a few double sided sticky tapes in the kit...Otherwise, some of the foam will fall out of place when removing the bow. You just put it back or use a hot glue gun, sticky tape, etc... to keep it in place, not a huge deal. Also, the foam "weather striping" that comes with the case and is only used on the skinny stock protesting area, I can tell would not be good at keeping out water in a heavy rain storm if it was in the back of a pick-up truck. Otherwise, its fine and besides you could get better weather rubber based weather stripping at any auto parts store.Other than that- top notch case and I would recommend to any one looking for a case that looks something like Robocop would use to store his crossbow in!