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TreyHouston wrote:

Soccerdad1995 wrote:

PriestTheRunner wrote:

Soccerdad1995 wrote:If I didn't already have one of these I would be offering to pay shipping on top of the asking price. If I was local I might to be tempted to buy it regardless. This is a really good deal.

This gun will fit in a standard size computer bag, and is very handy to have in your trunk in case you encounter 30.06 signage. The optic mount is specifically designed for this gun and works very well. Given the way this gun folds, it is a must if you want to use a red dot instead of the open sights.

Is rifle carry legal past 30.06 singage....? That sounds like asking to take a ride.

30.06 signs only relate to the concealed carry of a handgun by an LTC holder. They have no impact on your legal ability to carry a rifle.

You can always "take a ride" if you are living. Getting out of bed increases this risk dramatically, as does leaving your house. If you want to avoid the risk of "taking a ride" for something that is not illegal, suicide is the only 100% effective solution. But I highly recommend not going that route.

But since suicide IS illegal, ya know, never mind. Im not going down that road...

The Annoyed Man wrote:

PriestTheRunner wrote:

Soccerdad1995 wrote:

PriestTheRunner wrote:

Soccerdad1995 wrote:If I didn't already have one of these I would be offering to pay shipping on top of the asking price. If I was local I might to be tempted to buy it regardless. This is a really good deal.

This gun will fit in a standard size computer bag, and is very handy to have in your trunk in case you encounter 30.06 signage. The optic mount is specifically designed for this gun and works very well. Given the way this gun folds, it is a must if you want to use a red dot instead of the open sights.

Is rifle carry legal past 30.06 singage....? That sounds like asking to take a ride.

30.06 signs only relate to the concealed carry of a handgun by an LTC holder. They have no impact on your legal ability to carry a rifle.

You can always "take a ride" if you are living. Getting out of bed increases this risk dramatically, as does leaving your house. If you want to avoid the risk of "taking a ride" for something that is not illegal, suicide is the only 100% effective solution. But I highly recommend not going that route.

I am mainly asking because back pack carry of a 'rifle' would fix my movie-going problem....

I've been doing my best to find theaters that aren't idiots, but they are few and far between.

I have carried my Sub-2000 into a 30.06/07 posted hospital, by means of a 5.11 delivery bag. Folded, the carbine fits neatly into the laptop pocket, which effectively hides it. Not to worry, a 15” laptop still easily fits in the main pocket .... on top of your spare magazines.....

rotor wrote:I have one and they are great. Have not taken it into any 06/07 posted places yet but I could. Be aware that there is a recall out now so make sure you know the serial number of what you are getting so you can check the website. 30+ round Glock mag and you are set to go. Kel-Tec will fix the gun if it is a recalled serial number. Their customer service is good but they want to see the purchase receipt.

Soccerdad1995 wrote:

rotor wrote:I have one and they are great. Have not taken it into any 06/07 posted places yet but I could. Be aware that there is a recall out now so make sure you know the serial number of what you are getting so you can check the website. 30+ round Glock mag and you are set to go. Kel-Tec will fix the gun if it is a recalled serial number. Their customer service is good but they want to see the purchase receipt.

If they want to see the purchase receipt, on a recall issue, then I wouldn't exactly characterize that as "good" customer service.

cheezit wrote:Where about in dfw area, I've been trying hard not to buy this, temptation is getting the best of me.

bblhd672 wrote:

cheezit wrote:Where about in dfw area, I've been trying hard not to buy this, temptation is getting the best of me.

Sorry, it has been spoken for.