Check out day planner type conceal holsters. They look just like any other rectangular day planner.
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Yes, WildBill, that is a GunRug, and screams gun out loud to most folks. I have seen a few cases that look more like nylon folios with web handles that are a little less recognizable as gun cases, such as the one at this link, [url]http://www.midwayusa.com/product/213463 ... -black[url].
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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.
I don't want it too thick so a day planner + gun isn't going to work for me.
Plus a gun rug at Academy is only about $5.
The ones I've seen aren't much thicker than the soft case I have like the one you pictured.
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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.
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.
This is how it all got started. I was looking at pistol cases the other day while at Academy. I got to talking to a fellow customer about the lack of choices. He suggested a Crown Royal sack, but I told him that if it got wet my gun would turn purple.
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.
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.
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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.
Hiding it in the trash sounds like a plan.
So you have seen my car?
I wasn't so much thinking about thieves, but if one of my friends [or co-worker] saw me putting something in the truck or taking something out, it wouldn't obviously be a gun.
Galco make a nice leather "defense planner", but I had not wanted to spend $94.05. They also make a nicer and more expensive [$199.95] faux alligator "hidden agenda". Uncle Mike has a "Day Planner" for $16.97, but the reviews say it looks "cheap". I guess I need to make a roadtrip to Target.