Stealth Rifle Cases
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June 27th, 2007 at 6:41 pm
You know, I think a stealth gun case is illegal in California. Which is incredibly stupid, as are the politicians and the people in general in California.
Specifically, if you have a tool box that has DeWitt Power Drill labeled on it, it can’t be used to carry a pistol.
Or something stupid like that.
June 29th, 2007 at 2:18 am
If you buy any of Kel-Tec’s folding rifles (the Sub 2000 or the SU-16 series), they will fit in a standard attache case, as well as larger laptop cases, the critical dimension (for the Sub-2000) being 16 1/4″.
Kel-Tec also sells a small ballistic nylon padded case, fitted for the Sub-2000, which is quite innocent-looking. If anything, it looks like, well, I don’t know what it looks like, but it doesn’t look like a GUN case.
The Sub-2000 comes in both the Europellet and the more manly .40S&W, which loads go smartly down the pipe and exit at over 1600 ft/sec. Hot, smaller HP pills might make close to 2000 ft/sec. From this weapon, projecting 180 FMJ/TC, you have major car-stopping power, and the available 29-round maggys let you dispense oodles of that gunny goodness without reloading.