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It does allow for bolting to the floor.Jusme wrote:Yeah, I like the idea of a quick access gun not in a normally suspected location, but with no way to attach it to the floor, I think it would be a target for theft just being a speaker. Then they have your hide out gun(s). JMHO
Flightmare wrote:It does allow for bolting to the floor.Jusme wrote:Yeah, I like the idea of a quick access gun not in a normally suspected location, but with no way to attach it to the floor, I think it would be a target for theft just being a speaker. Then they have your hide out gun(s). JMHO
The video references that shotshell holder as the "optional ammunition holder".Skiprr wrote:Kinda makes you wonder about their marketing photo, though. They picture an AR and a pistol...and the only spare ammo is a bunch of shot shells, no spare mags or rounds for the two semi-autos anywhere in sight. I guess they're just highlighting that they have shot-shell loops built in, but if a shotgun isn't your go-to, that's just wasted space. I'd think it would have made more sense to build in Molle strips so folks could mount just about whatever spare mags/ammo they wanted.
Yep; you're right. And I didn't previously click on "Pre-order Now," but it seems that's where you need to go to see specifics:The Annoyed Man wrote:The video references that shotshell holder as the "optional ammunition holder".Skiprr wrote:Kinda makes you wonder about their marketing photo, though. They picture an AR and a pistol...and the only spare ammo is a bunch of shot shells, no spare mags or rounds for the two semi-autos anywhere in sight. I guess they're just highlighting that they have shot-shell loops built in, but if a shotgun isn't your go-to, that's just wasted space. I'd think it would have made more sense to build in Molle strips so folks could mount just about whatever spare mags/ammo they wanted.
Not much detail about storage for "clips."$99 USD + Shipping
Sentinel Storage Accessory
As featured in the prototype on Indiegogo we have added some accessories not included with sentinel including a holster for a pistol and some ammo storage. Sentinel storage accessory will easily attach to the inside of your Sentinel and will have a place for a pistol, pockets for ammo, and clips.
But evidently you do get something for your extra $100 other than shot-shell holders. That said, the interior dimensions are 39" x 10" x 3.5". So with many types of red-dot sights mounted on an AR, the 10" depth means you'd only be able to have a 20-round mag inserted if you wanted to keep a loaded firearm...which seems the point. The depth and width seem unnecessarily constraining. Despite the marketing photo, I don't know how much you could actually fit in there.I was ready to buy one until I saw that priceThe Annoyed Man wrote:My wife liked the thing until she saw the price. $700 may be a good price, but it's more than she wants to spend.
It's $524 on the preorder. Still more than I''d pay.The Annoyed Man wrote:My wife liked the thing until she saw the price. $700 may be a good price, but it's more than she wants to spend.
I hear "price point" bandied about everywhere. What is the difference between "price point" and "price?" Or, is "price point" just a way to sound in the know? No offense intended.rentz wrote:I was ready to buy one until I saw that priceThe Annoyed Man wrote:My wife liked the thing until she saw the price. $700 may be a good price, but it's more than she wants to spend.
Cut out the speakers and it could get that price point lower
It's a way for us cool kids to make you outsiders feel more awkward and worse about yourselves.G26ster wrote:I hear "price point" bandied about everywhere. What is the difference between "price point" and "price?" Or, is "price point" just a way to sound in the know? No offense intended.rentz wrote:I was ready to buy one until I saw that priceThe Annoyed Man wrote:My wife liked the thing until she saw the price. $700 may be a good price, but it's more than she wants to spend.
Cut out the speakers and it could get that price point lower
Thanks TAM. Figured as much. It was one of my words/phrases I had in my "insider" vocabulary along with ROI, Let me be clear, at the end of the day, outside the box, etc.The Annoyed Man wrote:It's a way for us cool kids to make you outsiders feel more awkward and worse about yourselves.G26ster wrote:I hear "price point" bandied about everywhere. What is the difference between "price point" and "price?" Or, is "price point" just a way to sound in the know? No offense intended.rentz wrote:I was ready to buy one until I saw that priceThe Annoyed Man wrote:My wife liked the thing until she saw the price. $700 may be a good price, but it's more than she wants to spend.
Cut out the speakers and it could get that price point lower