Hiding it in the trash sounds like a plan. I do this sometimes in my center console. it I don't put it inside the locking portion. I thought it was something WildBill wanted to carry around.74novaman wrote:Gotcha. Seems that most thieves dig thought most everything if they break into a car, so a lockbox cabled to the seat might be a better option than hiding it.
But, a thought if you do want to just hide it: Collect some empty bags/cups from whataburger, subway, other fast food joints, some newspaper and other junk and throw it in the floorboards behind the passenger seat. Hide that case underneath the trash. I doubt they'd want to dig through some trash, but you can be sure they'll look in the glove box/console.
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- Sun Jul 08, 2012 12:18 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Soft Pistol Case
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Re: Soft Pistol Case
- Sun Jul 08, 2012 12:05 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Soft Pistol Case
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Re: Soft Pistol Case
The ones I've seen aren't much thicker than the soft case I have like the one you pictured.WildBill wrote:I don't want it too thick so a day planner + gun isn't going to work for me.74novaman wrote:C-dub wrote:Yes. Yes it does. GUN!
Check out day planner type conceal holsters. They look just like any other rectangular day planner.A plain day planner with some sort of retention inside for the gun would be far more discrete.
Plus a gun rug at Academy is only about $5.
- Sun Jul 08, 2012 11:52 am
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Soft Pistol Case
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Re: Soft Pistol Case
Yes. Yes it does. GUN!
Check out day planner type conceal holsters. They look just like any other rectangular day planner.
Check out day planner type conceal holsters. They look just like any other rectangular day planner.