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Rifle sleeve question

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  • 11-04-2015 5:21pm
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    jaysblades
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    Is it acceptable to enter a range with an old fashion leather rifle cover , similar to the ones you see in cowboy movies . The trigger and loading port are completely incased, only a short section of the butt is protruding. It's a snug fit and the rifle won't fall out from gravity.


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    deerhunter1
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    jaysblades wrote: »
    Is it acceptable to enter a range with an old fashion leather rifle cover , similar to the ones you see in cowboy movies . The trigger and loading port are completely incased, only a short section of the butt is protruding. It's a snug fit and the rifle won't fall out from gravity.

    cannot see any problem.unless it is on the side of your horse:rolleyes::D


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    jaysblades
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    Haha, I'm not that bad yet. This is and old ww2 sleeve that they attached to the jeeps.


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    juice1304
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    I would say it will be down to the range, i brought my rifle to a range in an eberlestock gunslinger II (bolt out) and was told some people weren't happy about it. :rolleyes:
    GS05M%20trio.jpg


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    deerhunter1
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    jaysblades wrote: »
    Haha, I'm not that bad yet. This is and old ww2 sleeve that they attached to the jeeps.

    Would not think it will be an issue


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    jaysblades
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    juice1304 wrote: »
    I would say it will be down to the range, i brought my rifle to a range in an eberlestock gunslinger II (bolt out) and was told some people weren't happy about it. :rolleyes:
    GS05M%20trio.jpg

    That's a nice rig


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