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Location: Florida
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Location: Florida
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I use a fanny pack that says Nikon on it. Holds a small point and shoot camera Glock 26 and my wallet. Perfect for the beach.
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Location: Florida
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Well, the camera bag sure does seem like a good idea.
But in this part of town, a camera bag, fanny pack, or anything else that isn't nailed down and booby trapped just screams "steal me". Life a full of compromise I suppose. |
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Location: central florida
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I hate to admit it but I've considered this. First as kind of a joke but then I tried to figure out how to really do it.
Ewa Marine sells waterproof/under water camera bags that have glove like inserts that allow you to manipulate the controls of your camera. I've always wondered if it would be reasonable to put a gun in something similar. The idea is that if you need to defend yourself, you're probably no longer concerned about it being waterproof -- just insert your hand in the "glove" portion of the bag and shoot. If you could find a way to secure this to your body -- maybe under your trunks -- you could probably swim with it. The ewa-marine UF series is what I'm talking about. Here is a link: ewa-marine*:*U-F-Series* Anyway -- it is kind of far fetched but if anyone wants to make such a thing, I'll buy it.
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Location: Florida
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wow, now that's what i'm talking about.
way to think outside of the box :) now to locate this item and a pair of swim trunks with deeeeep pockets... |
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![]() Join Date: May 2007
Location: St. Mayberry, GA
Posts: 2,061
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That's NEVER good to see at the beach![]() Nobody needs to see what your packing! ![]() ![]() Concealed is.....concealed! ![]()
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"Just getting a concealed carry permit means you haven't commited a crime yet........CCP holders commit crimes." Daniel Vice, senior attorney for the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, as quoted on Fox & Friends, July 7th, 2008 |
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![]() Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: MD
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For a fanny pack check out the Camelback Goblin. I carry a full size 1911 and 2 spare magazines and it screams thirsty. Never had anyone pick up on the fact that I never take a drink, don't want water near my weapon.
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![]() Join Date: May 2008
Location: brunswick
Posts: 68
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I live about 5 mins from the beach, I have carried every time I've been fishing lately. If i decide to swim I figure Ill pass the gun on to one of my buddies with their GFL. Either that or carry my high point 9mm since its disposable and swim with it on.
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![]() Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Pacific NW
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And because of things like bad knees, hips, gout, or whatever, it's perfectly acceptable to carry a nice heavy hickory walking stick. . . . For medical reasons. . .
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![]() Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: TN
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Like I said, I don't go swimming but rather, shell gathering. So....groin err....gun never gets wet in SmartCarry.
SP101 in SmartCarry on Virginia Beach. Yes. Absolutely. A hit. |
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