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Well, this makes sense! If I'm ever attacked by a bear while hiking in the woods I'll just dig the Pelican case out of my pack, load up and start a-sprayin' lead, bearward!
ReplyDeleteOf course, considering that I'll need a carry permit in any case, I could just carry my .45 in a holster if I think myself likely to be attacked by wildlife. I'd even be able to hit something at more than five yards---bonus!
A Leatherman tool, a roll of duct tape, a Snickers bar, and an old copy of Penthouse. All you need for any disaster.
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