Long gun truck carry?

[Airtevron1]

Curious, how many keep a long gun in truck/car?

 

[DadSmith]

Curious, how many keep a long gun in truck/car?

I carry a 10mm micro carbine when I'm out and about. When I come home it comes back in the house though.

 

[patience0830]

Not since the accident at the boat ramp.

 

[DadSmith]

Not since the accident at the boat ramp.

What happened at the boat ramp?

 

[99zhuggerz99]

What happened at the boat ramp?

We are still trying to figure that out.

 

[Chase515]

Ar-15 in the passanger seat with a 5.11 shoulder bag full of glock 19 mags and 6- 30rd pmags. Been traveling with a 30rd spare in my back pocket for the glock also. Not a fan of reloads so if I have to I only want to do it once.

 

[ACC]

...

 

[Excalibur]

Legally an AR PISTOL

 

[Ark]

Leaving guns in cars is dumb.

 

[Tactically Fat]

None. My car is not a gun safe.

 

[STFU]

What happened at the boat ramp?

(LOL)

 

[Joniki]

On another subject, what kind of vehicle do you drive?

Ar-15 in the passanger seat with a 5.11 shoulder bag full of glock 19 mags and 6- 30rd pmags. Been traveling with a 30rd spare in my back pocket for the glock also. Not a fan of reloads so if I have to I only want to do it once.

 

[Old Dog]

I just need to know your vehicle locations and plate numbers, then I will arrange to have your vehicle security system tested.

 

[bwframe]

When you need a rifle, you really need a rifle. Just sayin'...

I'd be a really poor idea to test my vehicle security system. Quite a shock to find the rifle you are looking for looking at you?

 

[Gabriel]

None. My car is not a gun safe.

Mine is if I have guns in it.

 

[Mark106]

Not re a long gun, specifically, but I've pondered this:
- Nothing on my vehicle says "gun inside." No stickers, etc.
- I lock my vehicle if I'm more than a stride from it.
- A person peering into the windows from outside would not be able to see any gun or gun gear.
Frankly, I think there's little wrong with responsible console, glove box or concealed lock-box carry.
Put another way, if I'm out there tooling about as Joe Lawful Citizen not advertising a gun in the vehicle, why is it ethically on me to worry about a potential felon might do? And, to my knowledge breaking into a vehicle to steal anything is a felony.
Am I adrift in my thinking on this matter?

 

[7hatGuy]

My dad and my brother used to carry a shotgun in their truck. Had a mount on the back window. They are too concerned with people breaking in and stealing these days so they now keep em behind the seat. Standard cab pickups.

 

[bwframe]

Loose lips sink ships.

Typically, vehicles aren't broken into randomly to see if anyone was storing a gun in them.

 

[Chase515]

Guns enter and exit the vehicle with me.

 

[Gabriel]

Put another way, if I'm out there tooling about as Joe Lawful Citizen not advertising a gun in the vehicle, why is it ethically on me to worry about a potential felon might do? And, to my knowledge breaking into a vehicle to steal anything is a felony.

Exactly.

INGO likes to victim shame, just ask about guns stores that don't pull all their inventory nightly and put it in a super impenetrable super safe hidden in a bunker.