HomeJust curious on how you guys store and transport your weapons...I've seen some good gun bags for like 50 bucks but I don't really
want to spend the extra 50. Any good cheap ideas?
want to spend the extra 50. Any good cheap ideas?
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Q-bald
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Gun transportation and storage
Q-bald- Posts : 855
Join date : 2009-02-10
Age : 53
Location : Newnan Ga
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Go to an army-navy surplus store. Buy a BDU or whatever Camo scheme poncho. Use this to wrap up your rifle and use the tightening straps to tie it together securely. This will keep water, dirt, and the other elements out of the rifle, as well as keep its actual essence as a rifle hidden from public view. Very cheap, very easy, and looks cool to boot.
Spectre- Posts : 703
Join date : 2009-06-03
Age : 35
Location : Roswell/Smyrna
+1 For paul's suggestion. Far and away the best bang for your buck
Q-bald- Posts : 855
Join date : 2009-02-10
Age : 53
Location : Newnan Ga
Yea..... sounds kinda ghetto 
but that would be cheap
but that would be cheap
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Nah man, thats what they do in the military. For training we use "weapon drops", where we will get word on the SINGAR that our resupply will include higher grade ranged weaponry 
(M14 with a fancy scope) has been laid out by a forward operating recon team. We go to that point, retrieve the weapon, then complete our mission with it, and its always wrapped up in a BDU Poncho. They use that method in Iraq and Afghanistan as well, keeps the sand out very well. PM me is you want a pic to see how to wrap it properly, or what it looks like exactly, but in terms of being ghetto, its not ghetto, its just very practical.
(M14 with a fancy scope) has been laid out by a forward operating recon team. We go to that point, retrieve the weapon, then complete our mission with it, and its always wrapped up in a BDU Poncho. They use that method in Iraq and Afghanistan as well, keeps the sand out very well. PM me is you want a pic to see how to wrap it properly, or what it looks like exactly, but in terms of being ghetto, its not ghetto, its just very practical.
Q-bald- Posts : 855
Join date : 2009-02-10
Age : 53
Location : Newnan Ga
Cool....very interesting, and I didn't know that. It just kinda sounded like Grab a garbage bag and throw your rifle in it 
and yes I would like to see what it does look like when wraped. When you get a chance.
and yes I would like to see what it does look like when wraped. When you get a chance.
Airsoftguy238- Posts : 1423
Join date : 2009-03-28
Age : 29
Location : College Park
For larger guns (m16's or SAWs or anything big) I put into a guitar case. It looks like you've got a guitar = no suspicion from the public. And for smaller to midsized guns I would go with paul's idea.
Crazy Twitch- Posts : 1072
Join date : 2009-01-03
Im pretty sure airdog has some for cheap. But im not 100% on that. I think there $40
Airsoftguy238- Posts : 1423
Join date : 2009-03-28
Age : 29
Location : College Park
Spectre- Posts : 703
Join date : 2009-06-03
Age : 35
Location : Roswell/Smyrna
Paul's method is still arguably the best bang for your buck, because the poncho can serve more than one purpose.
Blackhawk 5- Posts : 457
Join date : 2009-03-15
Age : 30
Location : Clemson, SC
Got me a black hard case from Bass Pro for $10. Take a look sometime there, the case is durable too... had mine been dropped and stepped on and the gun and the case were both unbroken.
How i store? under the bed
How I transport? In the trunk hidden out of plain view, the best option.
How i store? under the bed
How I transport? In the trunk hidden out of plain view, the best option.
XXX- Posts : 460
Join date : 2009-01-01
Age : 32
Location : Peachtree City
Check yard sales! I recently bought a Hard Gun case looks really nice and somewhat expensive for 3bucks!
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