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Old 08-13-2007, 06:39 PM
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However, re: the untucked shirts... i haven't had to do it yet, but i read about someone sewing some small lead fishing weights (aka split shot or the lead sticks for bottom fishing in the river) in the front-bottom hem of their shirts. It helps keep it from blowing around.
I've done something similar. Rather than sewing the weights into the hem, I got some matching material and had small pockets sewn in the front bottom of the shirts. The pockets have velcro at the top so that I can drop the weights in and take them out as needed (for laundry or switching to a different shirt).
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I've done something similar. Rather than sewing the weights into the hem, I got some matching material and had small pockets sewn in the front bottom of the shirts. The pockets have velcro at the top so that I can drop the weights in and take them out as needed (for laundry or switching to a different shirt).
What a great idea Rico! Sounds like a scuba diving weight vest!
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What a great idea Rico! Sounds like a scuba diving weight vest!
I don't need a scuba diving weight vest. The braces weigh me down enough.
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I have to agree, whenever I see someone with a fanny pack it just SCREAMS gun. Good thing for them I'm a good guy, not so good for them is that the bad guys know this too.
What about this fanny pack?
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That screams and has neon lights too.
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Old 08-17-2007, 11:41 AM
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CamelBak’s NEW line of concealed carry packs allows you to carry two of your most valuable pieces of equipment for hours without attracting unnecessary attention…your firearm and water.

Not sure about that...
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A good sturdy brown paper lunch sack is just what you need. Make sure you write your name on it.
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A good sturdy brown paper lunch sack is just what you need. Make sure you write your name on it.
One of the best answers so far!!!
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A good sturdy brown paper lunch sack is just what you need. Make sure you write your name on it.

Actually this idea has its merits. Try a common fast foods brand
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Actually this idea has its merits. Try a common fast foods brand

Just don't put it in the refrigerator at work.
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