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Posted: 3/11/2017 8:37:01 PM EDT

Because there in my jurisdiction there is no restrictions on CCW type (what you can carry), my question is are any of you guys carrying AR pistols? If so what methods are you using? I have a 7.5 inch AR pistol build with KAK Shockwave Blade stabilizer. Trying to figure what my best concealed options might be.

Posted: 3/11/2017 9:13:37 PM EDT

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Carry? No. Keep handy outside of the home? Maybe.

Posted: 3/11/2017 10:06:57 PM EDT

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Posted: 3/11/2017 10:54:20 PM EDT

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Put a LAW Tactical folder on it and it'll fit in a small day pack. A very small day pack. If your muzzle device is short enough it might even fit in a briefcase.

Posted: 3/12/2017 12:03:09 AM EDT

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Tennis racket case, I don't play guitar

Posted: 3/12/2017 2:03:05 PM EDT

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I have a 7.5 barreled upper with an A2 flash hider. I have a backpack that I carry and use part of the week. When did this build I was wondering would it fit in with the sights up and a magazine in it. It does and you can't tell it. I have a Mil-Spec brand pack. I have never carried it outside the house but I could with this pack. It would make it easy to store in the back of my Jeep. So far I have used my pistol as my home defense gun. I put my 16" rifle away.

If I had a shoulder sling I could wear my M65 field jacket with this pistol kept under my arm and no one would see it. Wouldn't be comfortable to wear that is for sure.

Posted: 3/12/2017 5:39:40 PM EDT

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My CCW 9mm

Not really Conducive for Instant use, but I can put it into action very quickly

Posted: 3/12/2017 6:28:45 PM EDT

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Not that I carry it around on my person (though I could), and right now it lives behind the seat of my truck, but this:

Lives in this:

- OS

Posted: 3/13/2017 2:59:44 AM EDT

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If you're gonna go with a pistol caliber platform why not just get a Kel-Tec sub 2000? Deployment is much quicker and accessible than putting together an upper and a lower and then racking the bolt on an AR pistol...

Posted: 3/13/2017 10:46:40 AM EDT

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Put a LAW Tactical folder on it and it'll fit in a small day pack. A very small day pack. If your muzzle device is short enough it might even fit in a briefcase.

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There are some good options out there, but the LAW Tactical folder really lets you shorten up the package. My 11.5" barrel 5.56 AR with the folder is 20" long. It will fit in a fairly skinny hydration pack like a Camelback or a very compact daypack. I like it so much I'm considering doing a 300BO in 8.5 with a LAW folder and have the suppressor handy to snap on.

If quick deployment is a priority, the LAW folder may be one of the better options. Heck, you can even fire at least once with the unit folded.

Posted: 3/13/2017 11:37:06 AM EDT

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There are some good options out there, but the LAW Tactical folder really lets you shorten up the package. My 11.5" barrel 5.56 AR with the folder is 20" long. It will fit in a fairly skinny hydration pack like a Camelback or a very compact daypack. I like it so much I'm considering doing a 300BO in 8.5 with a LAW folder and have the suppressor handy to snap on.

If quick deployment is a priority, the LAW folder may be one of the better options. Heck, you can even fire at least once with the unit folded.

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This is what I did to my 9mm AR. It has a 7.5" barrel. The LAW folder works really well at making it slip into a small duffel. It also adds next to nothing to deployment time. It feels very solid.

Posted: 3/13/2017 1:12:29 PM EDT

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Put a LAW Tactical folder on it and it'll fit in a small day pack. A very small day pack. If your muzzle device is short enough it might even fit in a briefcase.

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Yup.

My Maxpedition Sling Pack works great for it.

Posted: 3/13/2017 2:40:33 PM EDT

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Come on more pictures please! I can see potential as a secondary firearm but it might intimidate a jury if you had to use it. A lot to process here but some good ideas none the less. I was trying to dream up an under the seat mount for my jeep, but the carbine in the overhead is still probably faster to get out.

Posted: 3/13/2017 2:49:59 PM EDT

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Might as well post this again

The .45 is ~15" collapsed.

Posted: 3/13/2017 3:20:15 PM EDT

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Come on more pictures please! I can see potential as a secondary firearm but it might intimidate a jury if you had to use it. A lot to process here but some good ideas none the less. I was trying to dream up an under the seat mount for my jeep, but the carbine in the overhead is still probably faster to get out. https://acdn.extremeterrain.com/i/20140620185335_4042.jpg

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Holy hell that looks great. Does it lock at all like a police mount? Even still, that's out of the area most criminals look when they're casing your car to rob you parked in public.

Posted: 3/13/2017 4:02:41 PM EDT

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Holy hell that looks great. Does it lock at all like a police mount? Even still, that's out of the area most criminals look when they're casing your car to rob you parked in public.

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Come on more pictures please! I can see potential as a secondary firearm but it might intimidate a jury if you had to use it. A lot to process here but some good ideas none the less. I was trying to dream up an under the seat mount for my jeep, but the carbine in the overhead is still probably faster to get out. https://acdn.extremeterrain.com/i/20140620185335_4042.jpg

Holy hell that looks great. Does it lock at all like a police mount? Even still, that's out of the area most criminals look when they're casing your car to rob you parked in public.

Not very often mostly on the ranch. I use a cable lock if I have to leave for a period of time.

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