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What soft of discreet soft cases is everyone using for their Sub 2000 that will also hold a few mags & a speed loaded?
Discreet soft case options?
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Check out laptop cases. I got one from ebay or Amazon that holds the 2k and a bunch of mags. Mine is tight when putting the 2k in but with a little effort it fits. Many styles to choose from.
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A basic day pack for me. It holds my Subbie, a Glock 17, and 2 17rnd mags and 2 33rnd mags. There is still room for a speed loader and other miscellaneous items.
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My Sub fits easily into a soft laptop computer case.
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I just use a backpack
I found this on Amazon and it fills the bill for something that doesn't scream "weapon in here"... https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0094OP8EG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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I picked up a Dewalt backpack at Home Depot designed a hold small power tools and many attachments which works perfectly for holding magazines, the sub 2000 plus I’ve got half a dozen 33 round sticks, a dozen 17 round and a 66 round drum
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It truly depends on how you travel and how often you will transport it. Do you normally wear a backpack? If so, use a backpack. The main advantage of one is that it keeps your hands free for the 99.999% time you won't be pulling that S2K out. I assume you carry a holstered handgun and that would be your first go-to weapon, if necessary, anyway.
If you transport it daily, get something that can withstand the wear and tear. They make some good quality backpacks these days if you shop around.
If you transport it daily, get something that can withstand the wear and tear. They make some good quality backpacks these days if you shop around.
I use a Tennis Racket case that I bought at a thrift store. Works great!
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Back when I was a suit & tie guy (retired now), a leather-sided hard briefcase worked beautifully. The 1st gen (actually 1st year) folded S2K fit into the bottom half (when flat on its largest side.) A divider with pockets covered it, separating it from the top half which contained work papers, etc. On the passenger's seat it was a commuting comfort. Should any close encounters of the police kind occur, a quick twirl of the combination lock roller kept things discreet. Backpacks, etc. were totally out of place, so they'd arouse suspicion.
As for Dewalt or other tool cases, unless you're dressed for construction, you might pique everyone's curiosity. And leaving such a bag in a vehicle where it's visible is inviting theft - those tools are valuable.
Tennis racket cases are fine if the clothes and physique fit. Too many S2K owners (judging from what I've observed at the range) would never be mistaken for even casual tennis players.
Laptop cases? Sure, they go with any wardrobe, but again do not leave them unattended as thieves are everywhere.
If you're a scrawny kid on a bike, the bike courier bag works well.
And those rectangular, black nylon "discreet cases" scream "WEAPON INSIDE."
Up here in 4-season country, the old S2K hangs well under a field jacket or similar coat. I even figured how to put a reflex sight on it. It you're lucky, I'll post a picture.
But summertime...it's tough. I've given over 6 gallons of blood to the Red Cross. Rare type, they treat me nice. Well, one of the blood drives had a gimme gift of a multi-purpose shoulder bag emblazoned with the Red Cross logo. Although the bag is smaller than most laptop bags, the S2K fits snugly into its triangular body. The extra mags are on me as they fir my EDC.
So cruise the Goodwill stores and/or give blood and hope the Red Cross gives you such a nice accessory.
As for Dewalt or other tool cases, unless you're dressed for construction, you might pique everyone's curiosity. And leaving such a bag in a vehicle where it's visible is inviting theft - those tools are valuable.
Tennis racket cases are fine if the clothes and physique fit. Too many S2K owners (judging from what I've observed at the range) would never be mistaken for even casual tennis players.
Laptop cases? Sure, they go with any wardrobe, but again do not leave them unattended as thieves are everywhere.
If you're a scrawny kid on a bike, the bike courier bag works well.
And those rectangular, black nylon "discreet cases" scream "WEAPON INSIDE."
Up here in 4-season country, the old S2K hangs well under a field jacket or similar coat. I even figured how to put a reflex sight on it. It you're lucky, I'll post a picture.
But summertime...it's tough. I've given over 6 gallons of blood to the Red Cross. Rare type, they treat me nice. Well, one of the blood drives had a gimme gift of a multi-purpose shoulder bag emblazoned with the Red Cross logo. Although the bag is smaller than most laptop bags, the S2K fits snugly into its triangular body. The extra mags are on me as they fir my EDC.
So cruise the Goodwill stores and/or give blood and hope the Red Cross gives you such a nice accessory.
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