Most creative handgun hide out

[Seven High]

There is a mantle clock on the market that allows a pistol to be concealed in its back. I believe that the NRA catalog sells them. Also, I have carried my G26 or J frame in a bank zipper bag. I have seen portable radios that had compartments in the back for pistols. Good for a day at the beach.

 

[Flinttim]

I am an auto trimmer by trade. That means I do auto interiors. Up until a few years ago I also done furniture upholstery. I have made some neat hideouts in couches and chairs for customers when reupholstering them.If the Mrs ever decides to have a piece upholstered, get with the guy doing it and dream up some neat stuff. You'd be amazed as to how many shotguns can be hid in a couch. And the hollow arms are ripe for handgun storage.

 

[pokersamurai]

I like to keep my guns perfectly disguised as everyday household objects.


#1 Plastic cup: Sure Mr. Robber, you can have my money. Let be just get a sip of my beverage first.

#2 Kleenex box: What? you are trying to kidnap me. OK, let me grab some tissues for the road.

#3 Soda case: You say you want to chop up my family into little pieces. I bet that will make you thirsty, let me offer you a soda.

 

[Psode27]

I agree that on your hip is the best place, but there are some situations that just dont always make carrying an option. this is a highly specific scenario however if I was say having people over to swim or cooking out, I dont wanna be "that guy" wearing a bathing suit and a glock. There are times where carrying isnt going to be an option (for me). Or on a night where i'm flopped in front of a tv in pajama pants, I probably wont have something on me, however something in a book/clock nearby might be a good option. Moderation I think is key too, emptying the safe out to fill every unused vase in your house is stupid too. I think it has its place.

 

[actaeon277]

This thread is fun and all (I once made a book for my Bersa), but really the best place for your firearm in your holster. I don't want to be trying to reach a firearm during an invasion.

I can't carry all my pistols.
And I might run outta ammo or have a jam.
Someone in the family might need one and not be carrying.

 

[actaeon277]

actaeon277 - Thanks for the video. That is an awesome safe. I have heard many stories about safes not protecting from fire (even when fire resistant). I would think, if someone broke in, a safe would be the first thing they tried to take or break in. I wonder if keeping them around hidden in plain sight is not a better option.

My rifles can be replaced from fire.
I just don't want some dip **** to steal them and use them in a crime.
I don't really have any collectables.

 

[SideArmed]

I agree that on your hip is the best place, but there are some situations that just dont always make carrying an option. this is a highly specific scenario however if I was say having people over to swim or cooking out, I dont wanna be "that guy" wearing a bathing suit and a glock. There are times where carrying isnt going to be an option (for me). Or on a night where i'm flopped in front of a tv in pajama pants, I probably wont have something on me, however something in a book/clock nearby might be a good option. Moderation I think is key too, emptying the safe out to fill every unused vase in your house is stupid too. I think it has its place.

Well Duh! Everyone knows that pearl handled 1911's are what you wear with your swim trunks at a BBQ.

 

[kyotekilr]

I remember seeing this on INGO with a link to the original post where some guy got really pist about it. Do you have that link?

I like to keep my guns perfectly disguised as everyday household objects.


#1 Plastic cup: Sure Mr. Robber, you can have my money. Let be just get a sip of my beverage first.

#2 Kleenex box: What? you are trying to kidnap me. OK, let me grab some tissues for the road.

#3 Soda case: You say you want to chop up my family into little pieces. I bet that will make you thirsty, let me offer you a soda.

 

[1911ly]

If I told you it would not be a secret hiding place

 

[ccolip2189]

I think tge sprite box is the best I wouldn't know at all

 

[Yellowjeep]

Thankyou.That made my day. I just woke my wife up from laughing so hard.

 

[Sublime49er247]

Make a cutout in the top of a door, drop in a ziplock bag big enough to hold the gun, secure the bag to the door. You don't even need to cap it, no one looks on top of a door.

 

[JettaKnight]

Where's Anne Frank when you need her.





Too soon?

 

[theundeadelvis]

I's like something like this in my new house: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=efkGUkABJL8

 

[cosermann]

Can't tell you. It's a secret.

 

[whitetailbowhunter]

Make a cutout in the top of a door, drop in a ziplock bag big enough to hold the gun, secure the bag to the door. You don't even need to cap it, no one looks on top of a door.

would've never thought of that. hide one in the back of a table/mantle clock. You can also mount a holster under a coffe table/nightstand etc. and have them hidden there..

 

[cook5oh]

I think tge sprite box is the best I wouldn't know at all

I'm thinking a Diet Shasta Cola case. I mean seriously, who would even go near that crap. You could store gold bars in that box. haha!!

 

[TB1999]

I remember seeing this on INGO with a link to the original post where some guy got really pist about it. Do you have that link?

Disguised Weapons Craiglist Trolling | HELP FEED THE TROLL

 

[onetwoonetwo]

in the bathroom, in one of her tampon boxes behind another tampon box is the 19c with a 33 rd mag and one in the pipe and a 15 rd mag full in the same box under some of the things.
sorry about the visual.
she figures criminals(male), are not going near those boxes.
i think it is a good idea.
been there for a while now.
i clean it after we shoot it then, back in the box.

so, anyways...

 

[onetwoonetwo]

really had to think on it before i admit to you all, but i figure it might be a good spot for someone else as well.

again, sorry for the visual.