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Unlike the leftist radicalism of the 1960s, which was mostly directed against law enforcement, the government and the military, today’s new radicals, like Islamic terrorists, are targeting innocent civilians. Due to 21st century social media and smart phones, it is hard for law-abiding citizens going about their business to know which specific areas to avoid. Flash mobs that turn into flash riots can materialize almost instantly once the aimless disaffected have been alerted via their smartphones about where to gather. bahama backpack beach chairLook what happened at malls around the country this Christmas. orciani backpackIn areas where a flash riot is appearing, a firearm heavier than a pistol may be needed to persuade these groups that you and your family are not people who should be trifled with.best buy synergy backpack

Specialized low-profile carrying cases for AR-15s, sectioned into upper and lower halves, have been popping up on the market over the last few years to provide effective yet discreet transportation of AR-15s or other compact firearms (assuming legal requirements are met). The objective of these new systems is to conceal the fact that the carrying case contains a firearm. This new generation of carry cases all share several characteristics: First, they break up the outline of the concealed long arm, SBR or AR-15 by utilizing a shape or form normally used for carrying other items, such as books or backpacking gear. Second, “tactical black” and camouflage patterns as colors are out. A lot of people recognize that a tactical black bag or case contains a firearm. Bright colors, such as red, green, pink, blue or two-tone patterns help keep the eye from being drawn to the bag. Third, the bags don’t carry like typical gun cases. They use standard backpack-type straps, or whatever carrying handles are used for the same bags that carry non-firearm items.

Finally, there are no spare magazine pouches placed on the exterior of this new generation of bags. One such bag, which is new on the market, is TUFF Products/Sentinel Concepts Elite Revelation SBR Backpack. Designed by Sentinel Concept’s noted trainer/owner Steve Fisher, the Elite Revelation is loaded with features that not only allow for easy carry of a broken-down AR-15 but which wring out maximum versatility from this bag. Here are some of the major features of the Elite Revelation Backpack: As you can see, even if the Elite Revelation Backpack wasn’t being used to hold an SBR, it would certainly be capable of carrying loads of other gear as well. With the dual water bottle pouches, padded shoulder straps and chest strap, the Elite Revelation would also be useful as a daytrip or hiking pack. As of this writing, the size on the Elite Revelation Backpack limits it to concealing SBRs with a maximum 10.5-inch barrel length, which was a bit disappointing since I actually don’t own an SBR — just 16-inch M4s and a Kahr Arms M1A1 Paratrooper M1 Carbine with folding stock.