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Posted: 4/8/2007 12:41:06 PM EDT
| Well I have decided to get the pelican sopmod and p228 case for storage at home and for transfer in car to the range. I am looking for a soft case with backpack straps so I can hump to the range for exercise. I would love to just cary my rifle at the ready but I think some people would freak out as I walk by walmart with a weapon( eventhough i am in texas and it is legal to walk down the street with a loaded rifle). I would like a case where I have extra storage for poggy bait and anything else I might need for a full day at the range. |
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Don't store guns in pelican cases. They are great for transport, but the open-celled foam continually absorbs and deposits moisture from the air and onto your weapons. Bad juju. Get a safe for storage and install a Goldenrod for anti-humidity. Use the Pelican for transport to the range. As for working out: why the hell would you want to run around with a rifle? Are you joking?!? Seriously; They make weight belts and vests. Hell, fill a camelbak and go running. At least then you could use the contents of your case for drinking. Don't you think a rifle case will draw some suspicion? I'm not a cop, but if I was and saw some dude running down the street with a rifle case strapped on their back, I would have to say that they would be stopped. What the hell do you think people are going think is in there? A guitar? A proton pack? Tennis racket? I've heard some pretty silly things on this board, but this one takes the cake. |
Sheesh.
As I stated it is to hump to the range not normal exercise. Most of which is on a long road not verry much traveled.You should really read the thread completly before bashing someone. It is completly legal what I want to do and I am not concerned about the laws. I was just worried about peoples perception for the 100 to 200 meters that I have to walk close to a walmart. As far as standard exercise I do run without weapons. Thanks for the suggestion on the pelican case and I will defently look further into that. |
 Eberlestock I've been drooling over these for awhile now, probably going to be my next "day pack" 
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 Friggen awesome pack! Thanks for sharing! HS1 |
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