this may sound dumb

i salute you, lunchbox.
your tactical genius is an inspiration to us all. you have brought forward the warrior in me and now i know what i must do..... im going to watch some mad max: return to thunderdome and after that im heading out to my garage to mount a potato cannon to the third rail on my tactical skateboard. i mean you never know when your gonna need it. ya know?
 
DUDE stargazer65

That video was EXACTLY what I was picturing in my mind with this thread. Hit the nail on the head my friend LOL. Thank you, that made my day.
 
Awesome video stargazer...

Lunchbox: You do not want to be that guy!!! Please remove your processing unit from your waste management department!! One of the mods here has a great saying: think twice, post once... it's good advice. If you look closer at my last post you'll see that I was referencing FF/EMT's post 'this is going to be more fun than a car wreck', hence my addressing him by name.

I like to be repaired too. But if it ain't broke...
 
Yo stargazer65,
Great video. I'z wants me one 'o does Sears & Slobuck tacitical shootguns two! I wonder if that guy sits around his livingroom dressed like that?
 
holy crap warhammer....that was...I don't have words....that can't be serious...is it?....that guy.....my god...oh my sweet lord jesus....
 
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That's right lunchbox... respond with poorly veiled profanity while simultaneously requesting assistance from a moderator.
 
well, I can't say anything about a trigger mishap because I just don't have the experience with ak's. But what exactly is the rifle. Is it an ak-47 variant, or an ak-74 type? 74's are smaller, and though I've never held one, I'm guessing with a folding stock, and a short barrel length (ex: ak-74u Krinkov) you might even to be able to fit it in a med/lrg size backpack. But then again if it's an ak-47, you're probably screwed on that.

Personally if I saw you bleeding to death with an ak laying next to you, the only concern I'd have with the gun is that the barrel be pointing in a safe direction. If I had the gun in a backpack, or a saddlebag or something, I would probably have the mag out (of the gun but still in the bag). I would think that if there came a time, where you really needed it, the two xd's should be able to protect you long enough to get out your rifle and put the mag in the gun and get it ready to go.

It seems that you want some serious firepower with you at all times. Nothing wrong with that, but what might be easier, would be a serbu super shorty. I'm sure you can get them in Texas. Just a thought. There's nothing that will leave a mark like a 12 gauge. Ballistics don't lie, I'd trust a 12 gauge any day of my life. The Ak is a proven weapon, and though I'd rather not be shot with any caliber/gun, I would chose to be shot with it rather than a 12 guage slug or buckshot. Or birdshot really! Heck sorry for getting off topic. I hope I helped.
 
Maybe you should consider a larger motorcycle with some storage compartments or one of those little AK pistol-type things.
 
Lunchbox, I think you've gotten all the "help" you're likely to get here. The trouble is your requirement that the method be low profile and unobtrusive . . . rifles just aren't very small, and motorcycles aren't very big. You might look into something that goes smaller than a folding AK, such as one of the SU-series rifles from Kel-Tec.

I have to say, though, I don't quite get what the big drama is. Is everyone here really saying that a guy on a motorcycle can't carry a rifle around? I mean, it wouldn't be my choice, but I don't have an AK in my trunk, either, or a rifle rack in my pickup. A lot of people do carry rifles in their trunks or in the backs of truck cabs, and I don't hear them getting this kind of grief. Would you all have treated this guy to the same snark if he'd asked "Which is a better truck gun, AK or AR?" Somehow, I don't think that would have started three pages of "Just what do you think you need a handgun and a rifle in your truck for, you 12-year-old poseur?"

I don't work in Florida, but I'm pretty sure no one at my company would declare a scene unsafe because there was a rifle in a vehicle, encased on a vehicle, or on the ground. An AK with a runaway trigger? Seriously? He shouldn't carry an AK on a motorcycle because if he's in an accident, and the rifle is ejected from its case and lands on the ground, emergency personnel arriving on scene will be in danger of that rifle going off and going full-auto as it lays on the ground?

This isn't as hard as some of you are trying to make it. He needs to carry the rifle safely and discreetly if he's going to carry it on the bike at all. If you know a way to do that, you can help. If you don't know a way to do that, you can't help. Easy.
 
A big thank you sir


that is what i have been saying all along


there is a gun I may have sold if so I will look more into a SUB2000 or something of that nature I was stuck on the AK because I had a trade pending that fell through anyway Im sure I can come up with a way to mount it I just need to find the right box case or whatever


Lunchbox, I think you've gotten all the "help" you're likely to get here. The trouble is your requirement that the method be low profile and unobtrusive . . . rifles just aren't very small, and motorcycles aren't very big. You might look into something that goes smaller than a folding AK, such as one of the SU-series rifles from Kel-Tec.

I have to say, though, I don't quite get what the big drama is. Is everyone here really saying that a guy on a motorcycle can't carry a rifle around? I mean, it wouldn't be my choice, but I don't have an AK in my trunk, either, or a rifle rack in my pickup. A lot of people do carry rifles in their trunks or in the backs of truck cabs, and I don't hear them getting this kind of grief. Would you all have treated this guy to the same snark if he'd asked "Which is a better truck gun, AK or AR?" Somehow, I don't think that would have started three pages of "Just what do you think you need a handgun and a rifle in your truck for, you 12-year-old poseur?"

I don't work in Florida, but I'm pretty sure no one at my company would declare a scene unsafe because there was a rifle in a vehicle, encased on a vehicle, or on the ground. An AK with a runaway trigger? Seriously? He shouldn't carry an AK on a motorcycle because if he's in an accident, and the rifle is ejected from its case and lands on the ground, emergency personnel arriving on scene will be in danger of that rifle going off and going full-auto as it lays on the ground?

This isn't as hard as some of you are trying to make it. He needs to carry the rifle safely and discreetly if he's going to carry it on the bike at all. If you know a way to do that, you can help. If you don't know a way to do that, you can't help. Easy.
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This isn't as hard as some of you are trying to make it. He needs to carry the rifle safely and discreetly if he's going to carry it on the bike at all. If you know a way to do that, you can help. If you don't know a way to do that, you can't help. Easy.
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I apologize for my part in this Lunchbox.:o It appears you were a victim of TFL user profiling by a stereotype.
 
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