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Plastic gun tube/ burial vault
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Not my pic but I just used PVC to store my shotgun when traveling. Stick the tube in a fold bag chair bag and you can walk around anywhere you want.
Not my pic
My pic, also I added some Magpul sling attachment to the tube and use the sling for the shotgun to carry it around.
Not my pic
My pic, also I added some Magpul sling attachment to the tube and use the sling for the shotgun to carry it around.
thunderchicken
Grandmaster
My intended purpose is a bit different. My dad has some minor mobility issues. When we go on our annual fishing trip I have to make multiple trips up/down the bank to get our gear down to the water. So I am devising a plan to use a collapsible 2 wheel dolly to haul tackle boxes, small cooler and a tube to slip fishing rods down into so I only have to make one trip. I suppose a pvc pipe would do the job. I will have to go see what the largest diameter pipe I can find is.
I have a few of those too for fishing rods. Without the reels on them you'll need 3 inch pipe, with reels you'll need something closer to 6 inches.
I didn't think about the water tight aspect. I guess you could bury a bunch of firearms in your back yard for some dooms day prepping. Or bury them in other locations. But if you are just going to store the firearm I would just by a cheap case for $25.
thunderchicken
Grandmaster
Oh I agree and have no interest or desire to bury anything. As stated a few posts back, I intend to use it to transport multiple fishing rods
I've never seriously considered burying a weapon...if I need a weapon the last place I want it to be is underground somewhere, if we're hiding them from the government then it's past time to have used them already.
thunderchicken
Grandmaster
That is quite intriguing
Yep, my brother down in FL has something like this one and uses it all the time at the beach, pier, etc.
Angler's Fish-N-Mate - Fish-N-Mate Jr. - OVZ [692285000105] - $179.99 : Strike-Zone Fishing, Reels, Rods, Tackle, Kingfishing, Kayaks, Hunting, Sportswear
bobjones223
Master
Where are you located? We have scrap pipe at our shop in Whitestown 1/2" to 48". What size do you need and if you are close I will hook you up.
thunderchicken
Grandmaster
Where are you located? We have scrap pipe at our shop in Whitestown 1/2" to 48". What size do you need and if you are close I will hook you up.
I'm in Indy, my brother may not know yet but I have liberated a piece of 8" pvc from him. I am going to stack everything on the cart and see if I am on the right track tomorrow.
Not my pic but I just used PVC to store my shotgun when traveling. Stick the tube in a fold bag chair bag and you can walk around anywhere you want.
Not my pic
My pic, also I added some Magpul sling attachment to the tube and use the sling for the shotgun to carry it around.
That's a pretty slick set up you've got! Make Shotguns Great Again!
Thank you. Fun store, a friend of mine wanted a extra shotgun to bring to a shotgun match. He ended up leaving it at home because he thought it was a bag chair that was in the pile of thing to take to the match, he did want to carry more stuff. If it fooled him it will fool anyone
thunderchicken
Grandmaster
Biggest concern I would have with that is if spotted someone might mistake it for a rather large pipe bomb. That might be tough to explain when you are face down spread eagle with guns trained on you
There's already a crapload of things like this out there.
People use pipes like this to weight down dining flies, store camping gear, etc.
