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Quiet Professional
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We are at War, check your EDC Now!
Arm Yourselves, islamic terrorists have struck again.
That said I'm toting a full size .40 HK USP and three mags of BDHP's (Bacon Dipped Hollow Points). I'm thinking of the third mag should be BDFMJ's for more penetration. Jury is still out.
A Chris Reeve Umnumzaan, although I'm thinking of purchasing a bigger EDC knife. Living in Arizona I can carry a Katana if I so desired. 
In any case check your EDC, make adjustments and add an extra mag. (And put an extra box of that in your vehicle too. I placed some extra mags in mine.)
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12-03-2015, 10:13
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Motivation to get a small 12a for my Van
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12-03-2015, 10:34
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I have been looking at a discreet way to transport an AR and am considering the Raquettball racket case or guitar case. Something to keep in the car that looks more like gym stuff than a high value instrument may be best.
Otherwise, my P226 with choice of Benchmade knife is proximate.
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12-03-2015, 12:00
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Guerrilla Chief
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I've been mulling over this as well.
So far the best way I can do it in my POV is to carry it in two pieces, locked into boxes that are blended into the interior.
It's kind of funny how "secret compartments" are illegal.
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013...s-he-arrested/
If you are going to do it, it better be done very, very well!
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12-03-2015, 12:41
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All I'm missing is a Bauer TacMurse.
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12-03-2015, 13:06
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12-03-2015, 17:07
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I've been mulling over this as well.
So far the best way I can do it in my POV is to carry it in two pieces, locked into boxes that are blended into the interior.
It's kind of funny how "secret compartments" are illegal.
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013...s-he-arrested/
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12-03-2015, 17:41
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Living in the people's republic of Maryland I just bought a new hickory axe handle, and working for mother Army, my regulation 3" folder is scarey sharp.
A 1911 in 38 Super followed me home recently, if only...
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12-03-2015, 13:12
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Check out Law Tactical's side folding adapter. If you're looking to get small, it is a great option. I have several thousand rounds through the first gun I installed one on, and zero issues.
The droid you're looking for would be a yoga mat bag.
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I have been looking at a discreet way to transport an AR and am considering the Raquettball racket case or guitar case. Something to keep in the car that looks more like gym stuff than a high value instrument may be best.
Otherwise, my P226 with choice of Benchmade knife is proximate.
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12-04-2015, 07:28
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The droid you're looking for would be a yoga mat bag.
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I started thinking through this, which may be the first mistake, and was thinking of ways to secure it so it doesn't roll around..... Then the evolutionary process took me to making a small compartment in the back.
It would be very hard to see looking in from the outside and we don't have any "hidden spaces" laws.
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12-03-2015, 13:57
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Originally Posted by Streck-Fu
I have been looking at a discreet way to transport an AR and am considering the Raquettball racket case or guitar case. Something to keep in the car that looks more like gym stuff than a high value instrument may be best.
Otherwise, my P226 with choice of Benchmade knife is proximate.
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I chose this solution
http://i623.photobucket.com/albums/t...psdd7d2670.jpg
One of the advantages in Texas is that I can take it in places where 30.06 and 30.07 signs prohibit concealed or open carry of handguns.
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12-05-2015, 17:14
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I have been looking at a discreet way to transport an AR and am considering the Raquettball racket case or guitar case. Something to keep in the car that looks more like gym stuff than a high value instrument may be best.
Otherwise, my P226 with choice of Benchmade knife is proximate.
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Soft sided guitar case $5 from a pawn shop works pretty well. Has a carrying strap and a pouch for sticking some stuff in. If you wanted to cut a piece of cardboard to make sure it looked like a guitar you could do that as well.
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12-03-2015, 19:41
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Originally Posted by Team Sergeant
Arm Yourselves, islamic terrorists have struck again.
That said I'm toting a full size .40 HK USP and three mags of BDHP's (Bacon Dipped Hollow Points). I'm thinking of the third mag should be BDFMJ's for more penetration. Jury is still out.
A Chris Reeve Umnumzaan, although I'm thinking of purchasing a bigger EDC knife. Living in Arizona I can carry a Katana if I so desired.
In any case check your EDC, make adjustments and add an extra mag. (And put an extra box of that in your vehicle too. I placed some extra mags in mine.) |
Threw 4 extra mags in the truck today. Did not even think about it this morning just instinctively grabbed extra ones and off I went.
Funny thing at work today just about everyone were in the garage going over their gear and weapons. Had to step back and just take it in. Asked a few why and they said yesterday made them think.... 
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12-03-2015, 19:56
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We gots problems then...
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12-03-2015, 20:46
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You are right.
My OGV is always setup and ready. Just drop in new battery's and rock and roll.
A lot of our gear queers can not get geared up in less than 30 min.
It is always funny watching them setup for an operation... 
But at least no one calls themselves Operators.....
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