Bag

[Practical shooter]

Hello,
Can anyone recommend a back pack that can discreetly hold a ar either complete or broken down. Im looking something robust and quality made. I dont wish to use a rifle case or similar due to where I live being Iraq without the sunshine and in the middle or a bad post code.

Thanks

[waterford103]

Aim dragbag for folders .

[Practical shooter]

Sadly that's too big and would draw attention. I'm looking for something more discreet

[Dark Skies]

Does it have to be a back pack? I use a violin case for my Saiga AK folder.
Guitar case?

[Practical shooter]

Yeah sadly it have to be a back pack type as its the only thing that wouldn't really stick out. I know a tailor who could make adjustments to a bag if required. I appreciate the suggestions

[BamBam]

https://www.southpointfirearms.co.uk/ha ... e-gun-bag/

[Webley]

I have the black version of the Hazard 4, Take down carbine bag. It will take a 16" AR with optics fitted when broken down in to upper and lower very easily and comes with a sleeve for one part to stop them knocking together in the bag. The black and coyote versions have moly all over them so stand out a little but he grey one is plain Jane. Very happy with mine, it seems very good quality and it I think it will last well.

https://www.opticswarehouse.co.uk/hazar ... y-civilian

Matt

[Jimminy234]

One of the guys at my club uses a soft guitar case as it was cheaper than a gun slip

[snayperskaya]

What about one of those bags they use for tennis?......something like this

[bradaz11]

I think you'd be better off measuring the OAL length of your upper and barrel and buying a backpack that will suit that, unless you particulary want to spend upwards of £200 for a backpack, which, if someone knows what a guncase is and is interested by that, will spot too.