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Nice! The black color would look less tactical than the coyote.roughneck266 wrote:Here tis: http://hazard4.com/products/bags/battleaxe" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;RJGold wrote:I'm not sure where I was but I saw a guitar shaped case made for carrying tactical weapons (I know I saw it sometime in the last month or so, dang old timers disease got me on the location though).
I never would have thought about doing this DIY. Pretty cool project.
I am looking forward to the photos of the finished product.
About the settling (and / or lack of cure), if you did this in a cold location, that could have retarded (or even stopped) the curing process. I used to pour manequins for taxidermists and we couldn't pour them below about 55 degrees or so.
Thanks for sharing the project.
RJGold wrote:About the settling (and / or lack of cure), if you did this in a cold location, that could have retarded (or even stopped) the curing process. I used to pour manequins for taxidermists and we couldn't pour them below about 55 degrees or so.
It has been mighty cold the last couple of weeks.Interesting project. I don't know much about the Great Stuff urethane, but a quick Google shows that it is prone to settling. It sounds like you will work out your issues. I suggest that you let the plastic cure for several weeks with the case open so you can be assured of a complete cure. Outgassing will occur and you want to make sure the vapors don't damage the finish on your gun.jiannichan wrote:I want something a little more discreet when I want to bring my rifle out of my home to take into the car. I just moved into an apt so, I don't want to carry out a tactical bag where the neighbors can see.