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OK first rule:

Sleeping with rifle NEXT to the bed is OK, in the bed is NOT.

Originally Posted By WhoMe?:

In addition to the rifle you will need the following:
1.)  At least 1000 rounds of ammo
2.)  No less than 50 USGI mags

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now you'll be just like those of us that sink all of our money into buying scopes, uppers, stocks, etc.

Quoted:
OK first rule:

Sleeping with rifle NEXT to the bed is OK, in the bed is NOT.

Originally Posted By Matt Daugherty:
Steyr I have to disagree with You about sleeping with the weapon in bed. Not that do it on a regular basis. I had a bad experience once while I was the Army once. For some reason that I can't remember now we had set up a position over watching a road on a steep slope. I had put out my poncho to sleep on and had fallen asleep with my M60 next to me. I remember waking up a couple of hours later and reaching for my pig. My weapon was not next to me [:O]. What had happened was that I had slid down the slope about 8 feet on my poncho liner. You just don't loose your weapon in the Army its a very bad thing. After that I had always wrapped the sling around me in certain ways to avoid such incidences in the future. Matthew, I would say don't feel ashamed to tuck you weapon in next to you in bed. If you start painting your furniture on weapon to match your sheets then there is a problem and seek therapy. Oh, I would probably buy a spare upper and keep it virginal except for test firing a couple hundred rounds for hard times. Practice with one and save another.

No Slack!

Quoted:
OK first rule:

Sleeping with rifle NEXT to the bed is OK, in the bed is NOT.