Mobile way to hide a gun?

[TREETOP]

I have seen books hollowed out and other such things. The best way to make it inconspicuous is take something that is around you all the time and make it into something that can be used to carry the gun.

Yep.

"In Plain Sight". Nobody cares if you carry your tennis racquet with you around the gym, or if it sits on the chair next to you at Cracker Barrel.

 

[Ryano23_98]

I use a tool bag in my work van

 

[netsecurity]

Leaving your gun somewhere might not be a crime, but if someone else finds it and uses it, you could be liable for negligence. I would keep it on my body, or in my car, but never in a container that will not remain attached to my body, such as a folder or mug, unless I never planned on those items leaving my hands.

 

[rw496]

 

[mtb1981]

Jeep has a lockbox that installs (bolts) under your car seat.

 

[firechaser]

Trying to conceal at Lighthouse Place? My old supervisor there carried a 1911 in a shoulder holster on duty.

 

[beachhead40]

Amazon.com: Stack-On PDS-500 Drawer Safe with Electronic Lock: Home Improvement

Bolt it in floor board behind passager seat and through a sweat shirt over it....

 

[roisigns]

Well-worn, lockable briefcase.

 

[Ltrain]

I was at target tonight and saw a small case made my master lock that would probably fit a pistol. It seemed pretty secure.

 

[pokersamurai]

I prefer the Violin case. An oldie but a goodie.


1930s version:

2012 version:

 

[sepe]

So many weirdos out there putting so many things in places they shouldn't be.

 

[.45 Dave]

I suppose you could hollow out a Bible and carry a gun in there. Dress nice and people will stay away from you for fear of being evangelized!

 

[LPPOsecurity]

Thought about that, nobody would expect that

 

[bighop1]

pokersamurai that 2012 version is sweet

 

[MACHINEGUN]

Bob at Plainfield Shooting Supplies has violin cases in stock to hide AK's and AR's in.. I like the Tennis racket case idea too!

 

[jag.40]

I can't remember where I saw it at and can't find any pictures but I remember seeing a newspaper holster I think it was just a folded up newspaper with a nylon strap in it to hold a pistol sounds like a bad idea to me all it would take is for one person to ask to see the paper I like the solo cup and block combo myself

 

[RabbleRouser]

 

[You'll shoot your eye out]

Are you looking for a place in your vehicle or for something you will carry with you? For in the vehicle get a worn pair of work boots. Eight inch boots will hide a foot-sized gun (imagine that!). Get your WORST pair of stinky tube socks to stuff in the top if needed.

Most of the cases and things offered up to now would be subject to theft...... I have even had a Coleman lunchbox stolen off the job. NOBODY will even look at a raggedy pair of work boots. Just throw them right out in the open in plain view. Even if somebody DID look at them you have a 50% better chance than with a single case of some kind. For added protection leave an mp3 player or a camera or anything semi-valuable on the dash as a diversion. guys will just grab the obvious and run away, leaving the good stuff behind.

For on person use don't even think that the nice leather butt-pack is fooling anybody.

 

[JettaKnight]

I found a book at a used book store, "The Power and Rights" or something fitting. Spent a night with a razor blade, dremel and watered down wood glue.

I liked my Bersa Thunder that it was designed for, but I liked the book better - looked real good in my office.

 

[MACHINEGUN]

Hiding stuff in plain sight.. has always worked better for me than completely hiding it. I had a car of mine broken into years ago.. they didn't get a thing out of it and I even had a loaded Glock 21 crammed between the seat and center console, stupid thieves. Too bad my firearm didn't jump up and split their head wide open like you hear about some firearms doing all on their own.