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Posted: 7/22/2013 6:55:29 AM EDT
I am looking for a discreet rife case. Looking for something that doesn't scream there is a big scary gun in there.
I found this was wondering if anyone owned a battle ax. http://hazard4.com/products/bags/battleaxe and had any opinions. Any other suggestions. |
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Looks like a really nice case, but coyote doesn't seem all that discreet. In black it makes more sense. Still $200 is a lot of dough for a soft case.
I would probably look at one of the take down style discreet cases or an actual guitar case. |
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I built two of the "toolbox" cases featured on ARF about 10 years ago. Those have both served me incredibly well...
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Looks like a really nice case, but coyote doesn't seem all that discreet. In black it makes more sense. Still $200 is a lot of dough for a soft case. I would probably look at one of the take down style discreet cases or an actual guitar case. View Quote My taylor 214 (guitar) came in a "hard bag" case that's almost the exact color of the case above. Doesn't have molle straps all over it though |
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I use a soft guitar case.It's red with balck shoulder straps and a carry handle.Has one big outside pouch.It's soft,but stiff enough that it holds it's shape.
Has a couple velcro straps inside that hold the rifle in place. Holds a 16" AR with collapsible stock (extended) and a 30 rd mag inserted.I keep 3 spare mags in the outside pouch. People ask if I play gutiar all the time-I tell them I like to play a little heavy metal now and again. |
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I have a violin case meant for a tommy gun that works great. I didn't feel the slightest bit of apprehension when I walked it through a parking lot yesterday to my apartment.
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I am looking for a discreet rife case. Looking for something that doesn't scream there is a big scary gun in there. I found this was wondering if anyone owned a battle ax. http://hazard4.com/products/bags/battleaxe and had any opinions. Any other suggestions. View Quote That just screams gun... |
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If you look a little rock and roll...a guitar case.
If you look like a carpenter... a toolbox If you look like a golfer... If you look like a softball/baseball player.... It's called "congruence" |
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Ill second the suggestion of getting get a regular rectangular hard case and slap a Zildjian sticker or two on it, everyone will assume its an instrument case.
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I built two of the "toolbox" cases featured on ARF about 10 years ago. Those have both served me incredibly well... Link? http://www.quarterbore.com/ar15m16/toolbox.html I didn't cut foam for the second layer, i just lay my upper in there. You want to make sure the upper will fit in the case diagonally. I also cut a spot for 6 mags stacked up next to the lower receiver. Rifle, 6 magazines in bottom; tray holds cleaning tools, eye/ear pro...not a bad truck gun/trunk gun case. Plus, it's easily lockable. |
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Here is the old tool box thread with some pics:
http://www.ar15.com/archive/topic.html?b=1&f=5&t=1222587 |
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I have found that my broken down suppressed SBR fits into a dell laptop bag.
Lower in the rear compartment, upper+mags+silencer in the laptop compartment. It works nicely since I work in IT. |
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I use a 40$ padded soft guitar case I got from Daddy's Junky Music. It works just fine....
The battle axe seems nice but is very expensive and kind of bulky looking. |
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Quoted: I am looking for a discreet rife case. Looking for something that doesn't scream there is a big scary gun in there. I found this was wondering if anyone owned a battle ax. http://hazard4.com/products/bags/battleaxe and had any opinions. Any other suggestions. View Quote I don't have a 'battle ax', but I can vouch for Hazard 4's quality. 2 years ago, I bought their 'ditch' briefcase and I use it everyday to carry my laptop and a plethora of other stuff. Outstanding product. Well designed, quality worksmanship and attention to detail. I wasn't aware of the 'battle ax' until your post....but now I'll be getting one. |
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How a about a cheap baseball bag. It's got a separate zippered pocket perfect for spare mags and a pocket on the bottom for a bat in case you run out of bullets. <a href="http://s64.photobucket.com/user/bc5000/media/IMG_5061_zps24a5ad56.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h163/bc5000/IMG_5061_zps24a5ad56.jpg</a> View Quote It can also fit your war belt and chest rig. |
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A friend of mine used to travel with all his arms and accessories packed in Pelican (or similar) cases that he had stenciled in large letters: "Smith's Sanitation Service". He always kept a liberal coating of mud on them as well. |
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This thread brought back some good memories of the guy that got on our elevator when we were checking into a
hotel the night before a carbine class.......................... |
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I've been looking at this, but I haven't gotten around to ordering one yet.
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Stinger missle box. No one will think you're carrying a rifle. http://i44.tinypic.com/rm1f92.jpg View Quote I really want one of those. But they're too expensive and too hard to find. |
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I am looking for a discreet rife case. Looking for something that doesn't scream there is a big scary gun in there. I found this was wondering if anyone owned a battle ax. http://hazard4.com/products/bags/battleaxe and had any opinions. Any other suggestions. That just screams gun... to you it does but to the "average person" I bet one in black or blue it would not...now the coyote tan one kind of does.. |
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View Quote I have one its pretty nice. |
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I've got an extra cello case that someone needs to convert. It will hold more than one rifle.
The thing about guitar cases; someone's going to ask you to play The Wildwood Flower (acoustic case) or Stairway to Heaven (electric case). Then you'll have to make an excuse. Cello? No one has time fo' dat. |
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Larue Discreet Case or the AR15.Com discreet case from the site store.
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Will it hold an Barrett 82???I might be interested. I'll be a damn one man band........ View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I've got an extra cello case that someone needs to convert. It will hold more than one rifle. Will it hold an Barrett 82???I might be interested. I'll be a damn one man band........ I don't know. I think it's close. I think the short barreled gun will fit. |
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This thread brought back some good memories of the guy that got on our elevator when we were checking into a hotel the night before a carbine class.......................... Well do tell..... Nothing that great really, but the look on the guy's face when he got on the elevator and realized there were three guys in there with rifles was pretty funny. I think we told him were in town for target shooting or something. |
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The AR15.com covert bags rock. The black is much more stealthy than the LaRue bags, and they are only 60 bucks. However, they are out of stock right now.
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Does anyone have the 5.11 COVRT M4? It seems to me to be the best AR in a back pack option.
Is it worth the $100+ |
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Polish under folder AKs fit into a paint ball gun bag. For my AR I use a cheap beat up tool box.
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I have one its pretty nice. I have one too. If you don't mind the "thrown down the driveway" look you can fit two rifles and 4 mags in it. I even have AFGs, a scope on one and an EoTech on the other. It is like a keyboard case when carried around. If you get lazy and just toss the gun in assembled only 4" or so of barrel protrudes |
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http://www.sneakybags.com/store/CRB_Covert_Rifle_Bags_Medium
Not black or an earth tone. No molle. Not rectangular. No mag shaped pockets. It doesn't scream "GUN!" |
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Here is the thing, a truly Covert/Discreet bag should not only have no relation to the shooting sports(coyote tan, PALS webing, velcro) it also should not be something that is of value to the average walk by thief. The street thief looking for something to pawn for a quick buck is MORE interested in your guitar/Baseball gear/etc then he is your gun. A ratty backpack or gym bag draws no attention from anyone, unless you look like you would never work out.
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