OT: Scope Bags by J Miller

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OT: Scope Bags by J Miller

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Just want to share my custom scope bag made by J Miller in exchange for couple of bags of 30-30 brass that I was selling in the classified section:

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And here is his link that has the info about the bags:http://www.rugerforum.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=31930.

I had my choice on material, size, color and draw string. The bag is well made I chosen felt just love the feel of it and scope fits perfectly like a glove. From email exchanges to exchanging the goods, this was first class all the way! I see myself ordering more in the future.

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Looks great, fine job by MR and Mrs Miller. 8)
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Very nice! 8)
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Excellent.
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Re: OT: Scope Bags by J Miller

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an obvious hoax - J Miller won't have scopes in his house, so how could he make a bag for one?

It would be anachronistic for someone to make scope bags when he doesn't like scopes and doesn't own any scopes.

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Re: OT: Scope Bags by J Miller

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El Chivo wrote:an obvious hoax - J Miller won't have scopes in his house, so how could he make a bag for one?
It would be anachronistic for someone to make scope bags when he doesn't like scopes and doesn't own any scopes.
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Well, you may be right; I just figured Joe was a closet scoope lover, and this "outted" him! :P
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Re: OT: Scope Bags by J Miller

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el Chivo, Griff,

You guys make me laugh :lol: :lol: :lol:

I actually have two scopes, here's a pic of both of them:
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Please notice neither of them is actually on a rifle. :wink:

Holster makers use dummy guns to make holsters, I use a couple of old scopes for my bags.

There, I'm exonerated. :mrgreen:

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You know those would make nice spare barrel bags for T/C's too.

:D

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2ndovc wrote:You know those would make nice spare barrel bags for T/C's too.

:D

jb 8)
Oooo they would, wouldn't they?? Hmmmm there might be no end to this.

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J Miller wrote:
2ndovc wrote:You know those would make nice spare barrel bags for T/C's too.

:D

jb 8)
Oooo they would, wouldn't they?? Hmmmm there might be no end to this.

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Re: OT: Scope Bags by J Miller

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2ndovc wrote:You know those would make nice spare barrel bags for T/C's too.

:D

jb 8)
You beat me to the punch! I was just thinking about that this morning.

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Re: OT: Scope Bags by J Miller

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Another thought Joe, is make a bag/cover that will go over the scope while it is installed.
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Re: OT: Scope Bags by J Miller

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41 Redhawk wrote:Another thought Joe, is make a bag/cover that will go over the scope while it is installed.
:wink: That design is in progress.

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How about a REALLY long one, for use as a longbow sock?
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Re: OT: Scope Bags by J Miller

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Rusty wrote:How about a REALLY long one, for use as a longbow sock?
Rusty,

How long, how big around, what kind of material, what color ...... do you want?
PM or email me and we can discuss the details if you want.


(Note: besides felt we have cotton and even have some camo patterns.)
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Re: OT: Scope Bags by J Miller

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41 Redhawk wrote:Another thought Joe, is make a bag/cover that will go over the scope while it is installed.
pick up a box of those disposable overshoes worn for working in a clean room. They are like rain shoes with elastic around the opening. Or try those hat protectors they issue to cops.

What I am going to try is to shrink wrap the scope (I have shrink wrapping stuff). Perhaps just the ends - tape on and shrink with the heat gun. Shouldn't noticeably affect the optics, so I can leave it on to keep the scope clean.
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Re: OT: Scope Bags by J Miller

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good idea JM....
how about making them for the whole darn gun too....
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Re: OT: Scope Bags by J Miller

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RIHMFIRE wrote:good idea JM....
how about making them for the whole darn gun too....
Been doing that for years. Just didn't know there would be any interest.

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Re: OT: Scope Bags by J Miller

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2ndovc wrote:You know those would make nice spare barrel bags for T/C's too.

:D

jb 8)
Yep I made mine out of brown courdoroy pants and green parachute cord :D Never thought about using them for scops tho.
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