45 degree spotting scope--fit into a pachmayr box.

Generally speaking, will a moderately sized scope that has a 45 degree eyepiece fit into a Pachmayr box?

I have never found anything over a 50mm objective to work. Straight or 45 does not make any difference...Except some models of scope that come with an adjustment screw that is just in the wrong spot and everything fits except the screw knob. Annoying.

Hangs up every time.

I picked up one at Champions Choice last week to replace my straight eyepiece 35 year old Bushnell Stalker. Looks exactly like the one LenV has pictured above, so I'm thinking CC has Celestron make them.  I've only had the chance to try it at 50' so far, but clarity is on par with the Bushnell, which was very good. I'll have a chance to test it @ 50 yards Wednesday at our indoor range (kind of darkish), so we'll see how it performs then.

Al wrote:I picked up one at Champions Choice last week to replace my straight eyepiece 35 year old Bushnell Stalker. Looks exactly like the one LenV has pictured above, so I'm thinking CC has Celestron make them.  I've only had the chance to try it at 50' so far, but clarity is on par with the Bushnell, which was very good. I'll have a chance to test it @ 50 yards Wednesday at our indoor range (kind of darkish), so we'll see how it performs then.

Naah, you can find the Celestron Landscout 10-30x50 lots of places. Good little scope and ok out to 50yd with enough light.

I my current scope set up with a freeland stand next to me likely will not fit. Am trying to find a NG but they are rarer than hens teeth. Got my eye on a small Celestron that should fit the case. Its a 20 x with 50mm OB.

any other suggestions is appreciated.

I have a big Leupold bent eyepiece scope.  It will go ino a 2 gun Strong box.  Not much left for guns though.
The CMP Kowa scope, no problem.
I like straight eyepiece scopes better like my old Bushnel Sentrys and Competitor
Nor my rifle Bausch&Lomb would be a no-go.

I'm also a fan of the straight eyepiece models.