That part already happens from age 18 to 21, so wouldn't surprise me if it does go back to the way handgun purchases were done years back and probably any type of firearm for that matter.
It was all firearms during the Clinton debacle.
And the gun better not have a brace. Those things are illegal for heavens sake!
That's a really good point.
On me or under lock and key. It isn't a perfect defense against theft but goes a long way.
I think i probably fell into the secured firewrm group years ago. It was..i don't need to spend money on a safe cause i only have a couple items. Well, after tripling those items an such..i had to have something, plus i didn't trust others around here to get easy access to my stuff. Luckily, i never had an issue with breakins or my daughter that was taught about firearms at an early age.
Ditto, pretty much. I suppose if I were childless and lived alone I might leave a pistol on the nightstand, or such. But with a wife and kids, on me or under lock and key became my mantra.
1 of the biggest things for me before when i did want safe was the fact that if law enforcement came knicking on my door for whatever reason, which years back was the wrong damn address and name on the warrant, everything locked in the safe is off limits or snything with a lock period is off limits requiring another warrant.
I'm going to need a cite on that. To the best of my knowledge if they have a warrant to search the property and what they are searching for can logically be in an area it doesn't matter if it's locked or not. They can break out a torch if they wish and cut into the safe. If the warrant is for a stolen vehicle, it can't logically be in a 2 cu ft safe so no go. If you had giant monstrous safe with a door big enough to drive the vehicle through... No additional warrant needed.
Yes, it depends on what the warrant is for but YES, a search warrant allows searches of locked containers if what in being searched for could be hidden inside.
