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Costco appears sold out on black and tan. Oddly, the same bag on Amazon ($110) has no images of the insides. Nice way to have more returns...
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Thoughts on this Costco range bag…
- Thread starter Agent88
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BillSmith
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They sure can. Could apply some liquid metal after putting in place but...
As mentioned, a knife opens the bag easily. A d-ring could easily be pried apart. The tiny locks could be hit with a can of soup and be opened.
It's about following the law as written. Until they include pistol/range bags in the DOJ approved list, as are safes & gun cabinets, we're good to go.