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30.06 Countermeasures

Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 5:19 pm
by Bart
What do you do when you see a 30.06 sign? Do you disarm? There's another option. Up-arm!

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I like the blue bag best for concealed carry.

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Re: 30.06 Countermeasures

Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 7:47 pm
by eureka40
What is that bag? Looks interesting. I use a tennis raquet case for my folder, nobody suspects anything. :tiphat:

Re: 30.06 Countermeasures

Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 7:57 pm
by Oldgringo
Bart wrote:What do you do when you see a 30.06 sign?
I take my business elsewhere.

Re: 30.06 Countermeasures

Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 8:57 pm
by cbr600
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Re: 30.06 Countermeasures

Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 9:08 pm
by WildBill
eureka40 wrote:What is that bag? Looks interesting. I use a tennis raquet case for my folder, nobody suspects anything. :tiphat:
You could always wear a poncho. :cool:

Re: 30.06 Countermeasures

Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 11:46 pm
by ScottDLS
I carry a MAC10/9mm machine gun. 36rd mags, 1200 RPM! Even though its the size of a (very large, very heavy) pistol, it is not a handgun under Texas law...And if I switch the selector to semi, I can (barely) shoot it with one hand.

OK...OK...I don't really do this, but I could legally. And I do own one. :shock:

Re: 30.06 Countermeasures

Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 11:53 pm
by eureka40
cbr600 wrote:
eureka40 wrote:What is that bag? Looks interesting. I use a tennis raquet case for my folder, nobody suspects anything. :tiphat:
It looks like a Sneakybag. http://www.sneakybags.com/categories/Covert-Rifle-Bags/

In addition to 30.06 locations, a concealed long gun is not prohibited in 46.035 locations like bars and professional sports. However, all firearms are off limits in 46.03 premises like schools and racetracks (for the good guys.)
Wow, Sneakybags = about $170. I think I'll stick with a cheap raquet case from Academy. :tiphat:

Re: 30.06 Countermeasures

Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2010 10:59 am
by RPB
ScottDLS wrote:I carry a MAC10/9mm machine gun. 36rd mags, 1200 RPM! Even though its the size of a (very large, very heavy) pistol, it is not a handgun under Texas law...And if I switch the selector to semi, I can (barely) shoot it with one hand.

OK...OK...I don't really do this, but I could legally. And I do own one. :shock:
Hey apple ........ MAC10 "rlol"
Sorry, couldn't resist.

But seriously, my across the street neighbor was walking down the street with such a bag this morning, but he was using it to collect metal to recycle ..... he said.

Re: 30.06 Countermeasures

Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2010 11:10 am
by jamisjockey
Oldgringo wrote:
Bart wrote:What do you do when you see a 30.06 sign?
I take my business elsewhere.
+2.

Re: 30.06 Countermeasures

Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2010 2:43 pm
by JustaPhule
+ 1 on the take my buisness elswhere.
If you do this, please tell the manager why you are taking your buisness elsewhere. If enough CHLs do this they might get the message.

Re: 30.06 Countermeasures

Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2010 4:57 pm
by RECIT
Bart wrote:What do you do when you see a 30.06 sign? Do you disarm? There's another option. Up-arm!

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I like the blue bag best for concealed carry.

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What optic rail do you have that Aimpoint on? Is is beefy/sturdy and do the irons co-witness?

Re: 30.06 Countermeasures

Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2010 7:55 pm
by hirundo82
Wouldn't .30-06 be a more appropriate caliber for the rifle than 7.62x39?

Re: 30.06 Countermeasures

Posted: Sun Dec 19, 2010 12:07 pm
by HankB
ScottDLS wrote:I carry a MAC10/9mm machine gun. 36rd mags, 1200 RPM! Even though its the size of a (very large, very heavy) pistol, it is not a handgun under Texas law...And if I switch the selector to semi, I can (barely) shoot it with one hand.
But can you hit anything? Some years back I had the opportunity to shoot an early (open bolt) semi-auto MAC10 . . . at 25 yards, between the crude sights and the heavy bolt slamming forward, I couldn't keep all my rounds on the paper.

Re: 30.06 Countermeasures

Posted: Sun Dec 19, 2010 7:13 pm
by ScottDLS
HankB wrote:
ScottDLS wrote:I carry a MAC10/9mm machine gun. 36rd mags, 1200 RPM! Even though its the size of a (very large, very heavy) pistol, it is not a handgun under Texas law...And if I switch the selector to semi, I can (barely) shoot it with one hand.
But can you hit anything? Some years back I had the opportunity to shoot an early (open bolt) semi-auto MAC10 . . . at 25 yards, between the crude sights and the heavy bolt slamming forward, I couldn't keep all my rounds on the paper.
You know...

It's surprisingly accurate when I shoot two hand, with the telescoping stock extended and under my armpit. It has a fairly crude peep site. I can put short bursts in the 9/10 on silhouette targets all day long at about 25ft. Not bad for something that has a barrel about 4" long. Admittedly, you have to be really careful shooting it two handed. Your "steadying hand" goes under the box part of the body and the barrel only protrudes about 3/4" from the front. I have this (perhaps rational) fear of shooting off the tips of my fingers on my left hand. I like to use a fake barrel extension that screws on to the barrel. I have a silencer that screws on too (that was another $200 tax stamp, but came with the gun).

"The MAC10/9...it's not just spray and pray anymore..."

-Scott

Re: 30.06 Countermeasures

Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 1:11 am
by mmestx
ScottDLS wrote:I carry a MAC10/9mm machine gun. 36rd mags, 1200 RPM! Even though its the size of a (very large, very heavy) pistol, it is not a handgun under Texas law...And if I switch the selector to semi, I can (barely) shoot it with one hand.

OK...OK...I don't really do this, but I could legally. And I do own one. :shock:

After reading this post I had an epiphany, of sorts. I was looking for accessories for my glock and came across an advert for a stock. The ad also had the warning that if you own a glock pistol and bought the stock, you would then have to register the pistol as an SBR. So my idea is that if my glock is now registered as a short barreled rifle I should now be able to carry my “rifle” around anywhere and not be constrained by the handgun laws. I could even conceal that "rifle" and not have to have a CHL. I would just need to have the ATF tax paperwork with me whenever I am carrying that rifle around. Just a thought.