Please post a pic of your most discreet rifle case

some use guitar cases.

musical instrument cases in many sizes

my dad's condo had no specific rules about firearms but the rifles i kept there went to the car in his spare golf club bag. stand up, wheels and the huge golf umbrella came in handy in FL weather. side pouches for accessories; ears and spotting scope.

bowling ball & shoe bags for hand guns and ammo.

sears craftsman tool bags in large & small work for darn near everything. and put some tools on the outside for the 'look'

from years ago i got many VOX 3 bottle vodka metal cases. cut some foam and made 2, 3, or 4 gun cases

heavy canvass beach bag; some gun rugs, assessors and cover it all with a towel ( for wiping your brow when the sun gets strong.)

going with a friend? a metal cooler with end handles can hold a lot more besides cold beverages and lunch.

Takedown or folding rifles make this much easier

Failing that, a square hard-sided case could be a gun or a musical insturment
The shoulder bags that collapsing camp chairs go in will hold a carbine or two nicely, if you wrap the carbine in a towel and slip it into the long skinny tube.

with my folding stock rifles I use a tennis bag

Funny, I was down in Panama (the country) checking into a hotel with a soft guitar case. The police officer in front of the hotel were eyeing me from as soon as I stepped off the shuttle. I figured he was suspicious of an American carrying anything around that might fit a gun. It made me laugh, because all I had in the case was my cheapo Fender acoustic guitar for idle hours.

I have a $35 backpack i got at costco. My PTR fits in it - barely - if i pull the buttstock and FCG off of it and tuck them alongside. I use it for transporting my rifle on my motorcycle.

M4 fits in a 24"-26" tool box when broken down with a layer of foam in between upper and lower. My brother had one, Contico brand 26" I think, and I thought it was the greatest thing in the world, (which shows what level of intelligence I have). Even has a pull out tray for mags and tools, etc. Best part is it was only $20, and $5 for the egg crate foam from a craft store.

My father dug a hard case golf club bag out of the trash on his street and gave it to me. It will hold at least 4 soft cases rifles and just looks like...well a golf bag carrier.

Search amazon for 'baseball bat bag'. I ended up with:

http://www.amazon.com/Clean-Bat-Bag...=1343351778&sr=8-18&keywords=baseball+bat+bag

If you want to carry more than one rifle in the case, put them in these:

http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=1850/Product/BORE-STORES-LONG-TERM-STORAGE-CASES

These look a lot like a case for an electric bass:

http://www.cabelas.com/gun-cases-gun-guard-8482-double-scoped-rifle-gun-case-3.shtml

You have to get the double case. The single one isn't wide enough to look like an instrument case.

The problem is that burglars like musical instruments too.

rocinante said:

with my folding stock rifles I use a tennis bag

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That's what I do with my AK. Works great. Sometimes I just throw it in the car like that and take it with me.

20 1/2" Barrel Winchester Model 12

My Saiga .308 in it's standard size violin case:

I have this:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004FXWI6W/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i00

Which doesn't look too rifle-ish, and holds a carbine well:

A cheap baseball bat bag from Walmart.

Sub 2000 in a laptop case.

Pic attached. See how well it works?

Gibson Epiphone electric bass case will hold an M1 Garand.

I have space under the seat of my Bronco where I would put a rifle if I was allowed to transport one.

If I were a (oxygen wasting, piece of garbage, cretin who needed to be exterminated) burglar, I'd be just as interested in a Les Paul Gibson as I would a model 12 Winchester shotgun.

HK-93 in a violin case


AK in a bat bag


SiG-556 SBR in a brief case

wait until after dark, and leave the porch lights off.

HAHAHA thats what I do. Now.

I used to live in a place where it didn't matter. I'd wave to the neighbors while loading up for fall turkey.