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IDEAS FOR A AR BAG ?
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Originally posted by JeremySAnd menstrual cramps? Seriously, you [nrakid88] have complained about more things here than I think I have ever seen in a single thread ...air quality, noise, discomfort from glasses, "feminine attributes," and "macho masculinity," and sexism (there's an ironic disconnect here somewhere), compassion, grammar, people "tearing you down," your more-sensitive-than-normal ears, people who you perceive to be recoil-sensitive, how you "FEEL", liberals........ are you for real??? -
Get a regular padded case and then stick it inside a military issue seabag, nice and sturdy and reasonably discreet, and if you buy used it should be cheap too. Or to be a little more discreet there are regular side zipped duffles that sort of resemble sea bags. http://www.campingsurvival.com/oldrabsidzip.html"Gone to Florida to fight the Indians. Will be back when the war is over."
Colonel Commandant Archibald Henderson, USMC
in a note pinned to his office door, 1836
"We have two companies of Marines running rampant all over the northern half of this island, and three Army regiments pinned down in the southwestern corner, doing nothing. What the hell is going on?"
Gen. John W. Vessey Jr., USA, Chairman of the the Joint Chiefs of Staff
during the assault on Grenada, 1983Comment
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Usually just throw the AR in my ruger bag. Not totally incognito since it is ruger marked, but also doesn't stand out like a camo voodoo tactical drag bag.Comment
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Mine fits an Ithaca 37, Browning A5 synthetic and a Rem 870 in their soft bags, plus my clothes, other gear and lunch box. The zipped compartment up top (where the glove and balls are usually kept) can hold 8 or more boxes of shells. VERY convenient.Comment
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Last edited by naimad; 03-14-2013, 2:31 PM.Comment
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My friend put his AR in his old high school tennis racket bag. It holds like 6 tennis rackets...fits fine w/o taken off scope or bipods. He stores ammo in another nylon like lunch bag...
He's cheap, but no one will ever think he's carrying a rifle at his apartment ...thumbs up to that!
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And THIS is why I advocate inserting a gun-specific case inside of a discrete and nondescript duffle/gym bag to keep unwanted eyes off of your firearms when taking it from your vehicle, house, apartment, etc. If you're lucky enough to pull into your garage, then no worries. If you're typical and park on your driveway cuz your garage is the new storage unitMy friend put his AR in his old high school tennis racket bag. It holds like 6 tennis rackets...fits fine w/o taken off scope or bipods. He stores ammo in another nylon like lunch bag...
He's cheap, but no one will ever think he's carrying a rifle at his apartment ...thumbs up to that!
, then this s important...especially if you don't trust you neighbor, your neighbor's neighbor, and anyone who happens to look in your direction.
I'd rather have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.Comment
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Ok, that Emdom MM TNT gym bag looks very usable and discreet, & the black & silver is very GYM like, you know kinda looks like it's full of smelly shoes and stuff
Were looking pretty good on ideas so far, but please keep them coming
ThanksLast edited by Dano3467; 03-15-2013, 6:55 PM.Comment
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I have the same sort of issue, lots of nosy neighbors in my condo complex.
A cheap guitar case can be found on the interwebs for not a lot of money, and holds an AR + mags really well. Completely invisible.Comment
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