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ArcherAce · **Posted:** Wed Feb 03, 2010 11:20 pm

hotmanali wrote:

and freely shoot stupid drivers in california

Which is one of the reasons California will never allow it's sheeple to carry. :roll:

hotmanali · **Joined:** Wed Feb 03, 2010 3:54 am **Posts:** 2

ArcherAce wrote:

hotmanali wrote:

and freely shoot stupid drivers in california

Which is one of the reasons California will never allow it's sheeple to carry. :roll:

Yeah it's also another reason my .45 H&K never leaves the house unless i'm going out shooting (not people). Too tempting..... but seriously sit back and imagine los angeles without traffic because all the idiot drivers would be off the road.

CRD Joe · **Posted:** Wed May 26, 2010 7:49 pm

I carry a 1911 daily. I carry it on my person in the vehicle. You need a CPL in Washington state to have a loaded gun in the car. Your set up is cool but I want the gun on me at all times.

jinstall · **Posted:** Thu Jul 15, 2010 3:15 pm

Nice job. I am a little more lazy and keep my P7 in the door pocket with some folded paper on it to hide from plain view. I carry when I can but work prevents me from that M-F. Also I normally have a beer/wine with my meal so that keeps it in the Jeep when I am out having meal.

audiboy86 · **Posted:** Thu Jul 15, 2010 4:22 pm

Here in the SC i can keep in it my car as long as it is out of sight. I have a Glock 10mm, .45 Desert Eagle, and the Tarus Judge. Looking at the Bonds Arms Snake Slayer next just to mount under the seat in the jeep for one nasty little surprise for anyone who tries to rob me again. But until then the 10mm fits in the center console perfectly along with both clips loaded and ready.

InCommando · **Posted:** Fri Jul 16, 2010 2:42 pm

hotmanali wrote:

Yeah it's also another reason my .45 H&K never leaves the house unless i'm going out shooting (not people). Too tempting..... but seriously sit back and imagine los angeles without traffic because all the idiot drivers would be off the road.

And we would miss you.... :mrgreen:

jslibby · **Posted:** Sun Jul 25, 2010 9:06 pm

darren/wayne wrote:

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This is something that I'm going to think about here in a while. I'm going to mount it in a little less conspicuous area though. The second your door is opened everyone and their mom is going to know that you carry.

Well, they may notice these before they get a chance to eyeball the glock. =)

kinda defeats the point of having a "concealed" gun

jnaut · **Posted:** Mon Jul 26, 2010 5:04 pm

jslibby wrote:

darren/wayne wrote:

Quote:

This is something that I'm going to think about here in a while. I'm going to mount it in a little less conspicuous area though. The second your door is opened everyone and their mom is going to know that you carry.

Well, they may notice these before they get a chance to eyeball the glock. =)

kinda defeats the point of having a "concealed" gun

Or the sign in your yard that says "This house defended by Smith & Wesson".

That lets the deadbeat neighbors know they're gonna find a house full of firearms when you're at work and the house is empty.

jslibby · **Posted:** Mon Jul 26, 2010 9:14 pm

back home thes sticker are just asking for trouble. that just lets the robber know he has to ask for that first. and believe it or not makes you a target.

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