"Tactical" Discrete SBR bag

[wwdkd]

I always liked something like this for discrete
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[fixit69]

Damn, I really did not need to see that. Just what I needed, another project...

Very cool pic man.

[MorphCross]

I always liked something like this for discrete
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Because no one thinks about stealing a guitar? My answer is a heavy construction 1000 Denier Cordura messenger bag. Break the upper and lower down, slip it inside along with a 3 mag soft pouch to keep your mags from rattling around. Maybe get your favorite hardbacks to put on top along with the local paper.

[uffdaphil]

Thread may be an oldie, but the subject is always current. I like the Bulldog 2 padded compartment for hauling broken down. But for an SBR or AR pistol ready to bark when uncovered I have this Mandolin bag. Padded with mag size compartment, not obvious shape and cheap. My 10.5 fits snugly. YMMV

http://www.amazon.com/Guardian-CG-40...=Mandolin+case

[The Thief Lord]

TNP has posted reviews of a few dedicated "diversion" bags. Have a look at this one:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Grc6JZhx2BA

Looks most like a tennis bag to me, and probably has the dedicated pouches and such. Don't have the time to look, but saying this from memory.

[sevenhelmet]

That is brilliant. I may never use my "tacticool" range bag again. I'm a big fan of the "grey man" concept.

[Gombey]

ETA: My bad, this is a thread for SBR bags.

[RIDE]

Because it's multi-purpose, for a discrete SBR bag I prefer the Osprey Manta 28 Day pack, lots of well placed pockets for plenty of gear, regardless of use., very comfortable, well ventilated, even has a hydration system.
This pack fits a 10.5" SBR (with folding stock) perfectly, and discretely. I also use it for day hikes, fishing hikes, hunting, etc.

[militarymoron]

that osprey pack looks great and 'generic'. the issue i have with guitar cases and tennis racquet cases is that they're purpose-designed items. just because a rifle fits in a case that looks like it was designed for something else doesn't mean it's discreet. the case needs to be generic enough such that it doesn't look out of place. when would anyone carry a tennis racquet bag other than around a tennis court or from the sporting good store to the car? a guitar case is just too unwieldy and also attracts conversation from other musicians. 'hey, what do you play?'. no one's going to ask about a generic back pack.

[1911-A1]

Because it's multi-purpose, for a discrete SBR bag I prefer the Osprey Manta 28 Day pack, lots of well placed pockets for plenty of gear, regardless of use., very comfortable, well ventilated, even has a hydration system.
This pack fits a 10.5" SBR (with folding stock) perfectly, and discretely. I also use it for day hikes, fishing hikes, hunting, etc.

What are the interior dimensions? Would it hold a folded AKS-74U?