Double Naught Spy
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There comes a time when the economic downturn affects us all, or when we get a clue about the notion of recycling...or at least finding innovative uses for things otherwise considered usefulness-challenged after their primary purpose is completed. Yesterday was an eye-opening experience for me.
Sure, there have been great innovations in the past where seemingly common objects have been transformed into internet hero stories, such as the tactical wheelbarrow. So yesterday, I was introduced to the Kitty Litter Range Bucket. Not having a holster or suitable gun rug for his Ruger, this shooter took tactical tupperware to a new level by using a spent kitty litter bucket as his range bag for the IISHOT1000 match. While the information on the side boasted of clumping capabilities, he boasted that the container held his gun, ammo, was rain proof (and it was a rainy day), and had a convenient carry handle. It could be set on the wet/muddy ground without concern of moisture soaking through. It functioned VERY WELL for the job!
On exploring the issue further, I have come to decide that the squarish shape, design to hold heavy weight, and design to be stackable, makes kitty litter buckets amazing range gear and even potentially handy "go boxes" (pun intended). As demonstrated, they function well beyond just being the handy spent brass buckets for which we often use them.
Not to be limited by just superior clumping power kitty litter containers, there are many such containers that contain other materials such as laundry soaps, dry food products, etc.
There was also discussion amongst match participants that the Kitty Litter Range Bucket made for quite the deceptive concealed carry man purse, giving it certain bizarre tactical applications that I failed to fully comprehend...
The best part is, they make a definite statement.
Functional. Practical. Stylish.
It may not be for everyone, but certain shooters can pull off the look...as seen here...
Sure, there have been great innovations in the past where seemingly common objects have been transformed into internet hero stories, such as the tactical wheelbarrow. So yesterday, I was introduced to the Kitty Litter Range Bucket. Not having a holster or suitable gun rug for his Ruger, this shooter took tactical tupperware to a new level by using a spent kitty litter bucket as his range bag for the IISHOT1000 match. While the information on the side boasted of clumping capabilities, he boasted that the container held his gun, ammo, was rain proof (and it was a rainy day), and had a convenient carry handle. It could be set on the wet/muddy ground without concern of moisture soaking through. It functioned VERY WELL for the job!
On exploring the issue further, I have come to decide that the squarish shape, design to hold heavy weight, and design to be stackable, makes kitty litter buckets amazing range gear and even potentially handy "go boxes" (pun intended). As demonstrated, they function well beyond just being the handy spent brass buckets for which we often use them.
Not to be limited by just superior clumping power kitty litter containers, there are many such containers that contain other materials such as laundry soaps, dry food products, etc.
There was also discussion amongst match participants that the Kitty Litter Range Bucket made for quite the deceptive concealed carry man purse, giving it certain bizarre tactical applications that I failed to fully comprehend...
The best part is, they make a definite statement.
Functional. Practical. Stylish.
It may not be for everyone, but certain shooters can pull off the look...as seen here...
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