I bet these are selling like hot cakes…
www.tacticalwalls.com
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Mirror, mirror on the wall who’s the most tactical of all?
Even the walls can be tactical.
I’m totally stealing that drawer slide idea.
Does it lock?
will it blend?
http://www.willitblend.com/
this post now renders the use of this useless. now people know where to look and what it looks like
New SSD reader huh? I originally wrote about this last year.
haha!
No not new at all. Actually I have been around for a while just unlike most of the readers here I do not feel the need to comment on every post you make. I feel it is better to observe as opposed to open and spout out whatever hits my brain first. You’re correct I have seen this on here before but during these trying times where the 2nd amendment is under some of its heaviest attacks I do not see the need to expose such a product people might utilize to hide their firearms from who knows what….
Then how do you propose they let people know that their products exist? Since they originally came to SSD and asked us to post about their products? I mean they are, after all, in this pursuit to make money and feed their families.
I don’t believe that this company makes this product to hide items from the authorities but rather as a means to mask the location of their valuables and self defensive items in the event of home invasion or robbery.
its not very hidden anymore now is it?
no worries–behind the slider you put a couple of muskets, behind those is a wall with a loose brick that you punch out like chuck norris, then the real sliding wall opens. The most heavily accessorized weapon is a trap, and if you pull it from the rack you get tazed. The gold plated Desert Eagle shoots backwards. The ‘rust’ on your favorite rifle is actually just a cool graphics wrap.