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Duluth Conceal & Carry Field Satchel Slammed by Antis: Quote of the Day

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“The Duluth Pack conceal and carry satchel is made exclusively in America and guaranteed to last your whole lifetime. Just like this country’s hard-on for handguns.” – Duluth Pack unveils ‘conceal and carry’ gun bag, Twitter not impressed [via citypages.com]

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  1. Looks like the carry compartment might be a bit hard to get to. Most of the concealed carry purses my wife uses have an edge mounted zipper, not something buried on the back flat side of the purse. With edge mounted zippers (which can still be hidden) you just reach across with the opposite hand, pull the zipper and get to the weapon. I bet this purse requires two hands and fumbling to get to the weapon.

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  2. The author continues the snark:
    “The satchel’s built to satisfy both right-handed and left-handed people, provided they have a feeling they might shoot someone today. The conceal-carry pocket comes with a zipper, which serves the dual purposes of safety and really hammering home the Freudian thing.”

    I guess this is what passes for journalism up there.

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  3. As Americans purchase more and more firearms, the anti- Second Amendment crowd get more strident.

    It’s obvious to me, America has spoken, with our wallets…not satchels

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  4. Nutnfancy is very good. Hickok45 is as well. but when it comes to breakdowns and explanations of the mechanisms inside, i haven’t found anyone that can beat Ian on Forgotten Weapons. I just love hearing him explain how these older guns work. Newer guns, there are so many its hard to pick a best. They all pick different areas to cover but i guess Nutnfancy does the best in covering them all.

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  5. These are cute guns and all but why add the Chance for another Fail point by Creating, adding, or converting to a Box Magazine feed.

    I own a VEPR 12 with a Box and Tube Feed Remington. If I run out of Spare Boxes I have to reload.
    If I ever get in a position that I need to Reload all my Boxes I would rather just keep feeding the Tube.

    Don’t get me wrong I love my VEPR but having to Carry the Extra Boxes is not really more convenient at all.

    BUT Yeah I guess if I am IN that Major Fight I want a Quick Release and Slam gun.
    BUT once I run out of Boxes I Will switch to my Tube Pump and just reload as I go.

    Just Saying.

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  6. Well hell, the answer to end crime forever has finally come. Happy days are here again. But, NO, I don’t lend out my firearms unless I’m there with them. NEVER EVER! Learned my lesson decades ago. Nothing bad happened. However, the pistol got beat up and required a refinish.

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  7. Gentlemen; I, too, bought a new Zastava and found it jamming up. Fortunately, my gunsmith, (in NJ, no less!) worked it over and it works fine. Had about 5 different issues to tweak. But now this pistol needed over a hundred dollars in ‘repair’ work, so the initial bargain price was not to be. Love it’s power and toughness, you just have to pay additional for all that, if you can find a gunsmith that can iron out problems…

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  8. Is a 24 inch barrel too long for a .22? Would a 24 inch barrel actually have a lower muzzle velocity than a 18 inch barrel?’

    Ballistics by the inch only goes to an 18 inch barrel for .22 lr, and from what they show there isn’t a huge difference between 16, 17, and 18 inch barrels.

    So maybe someone who knows more than me can answer this, but would you actually get better velocities with a barrel shorter than 24 inches?

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  9. Remember that a Mass DA and popo are going to represent the criminal not you. About a half dozen states have removed themselves from a sane society.

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  10. Tough question.

    I carry to protect me and my own. There are little ones and other people that depend on me for their livelihood. I do not carry to be a hero, and tangling with a knife wielding fool that has no interest in me puts me in danger. Not to mention the legal escapades that are sure to follow. That being said, I’m not certain that I would walk away from this situation if I did not have my children with me. Depends on the circumstances, and I cant say how I would react unless I was there in the moment. There are too many variables.

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  11. Was he driving a Ford Escape Ecoboost with a SIG and Groot sticker on the rear window through Austin? Is something wrong with that?

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  12. I have absolutely no issue with that NRA commercial. Fence straddlers? Who cares. You can’t keep lying down while liberal propagandists continue to lie about and defame you.

    Also, while I’d never want to live under his rule, Rodrigo Duterte has to be the funniest politician alive. He’s murderous, he’s nuts, and he doesn’t care what anyone thinks. Probably bad for the Philippines, but I don’t live in the Philippines.

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