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Old 05-17-2008, 08:55 PM
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Has anyone tried building any false bottoms or weird places to hide things on your vehicle? Not drugs or immigrants...but guns and ammo obviously. This would be to escape a vehicle search during a LE or military checkpoint in a particularly bad situation.
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Considering how long smugglers of illegal objects/substances have been doing this and getting caught, I am pretty sure it's a bad idea. If they find something they might confiscate it. If they find a purposely created hiding place they will probably confiscate the vehicle, tear it apart, and arrest you. Better to keep a low profile and try to avoid problems.
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Once the dogs are let loose in your car, it's "game over". The dogs find a lot of hidden stuff, many times in places that you would never expect. You'll be better off using products found on sites like: Diversion Safes - Hidden Compartments at Diversion-Safes.com

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Personally, I think the "puncture seal" or "liquid wrench" can safes would be perfect to stash a couple of magazines.



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