aprils_fool
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Imho I think it would take to long to retrieve it in an emergency situation because you won't think as clearly. Plus if you gone your not gonna leave a gun in your ride when your gone somewhere else.
alloutdoors
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You may be riding with the wrong crowd, LOL.
Seriously and if bringing something, I would consider riding conditions (mud/depth of water), but likely put something near the steering wheel in a "SAFE/SECURE" position and many options out there for vehicles to consider.
Seriously and if bringing something, I would consider riding conditions (mud/depth of water), but likely put something near the steering wheel in a "SAFE/SECURE" position and many options out there for vehicles to consider.
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@CumminsPusher put a lock on his glovebox. I’d say that’s the best option if you’re worried about it
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If I did need too it would probably be in the tailgate storage, less noticeable. We just did glovebox lock for campground use and to keep all the kids out of. Anything that looks like it locks is first place someone breaks into. On the gas tank under seat would probably be safer.
Anywhere we go there’d be no reason to leave firearms behind. Even taverns here you just bring it and check it in. Leave pic it up.
1st i'd say always carry it, but you could look into jeep wrangler under seat lock boxes i have one in my jeep. It has holes for mounting.
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It's a keeper magnet I mounted under the dash. Cant even see it if you dont really know it's there and so far it hasn't moved. Also a quick access if needed
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That’s true... I took all my stuff out of the can and put it in the door panel storage in Moab when we’d go out to eat.
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No one would look there except for Pioneer owners but all I’ve met you’d have no worries. I worry about you more then most here in some ways (lol) but you ain’t a thief.
I say find a spot that’s inconspicuous and someone will never look.
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Arrrrg, hide the booty in your booty and the butt pirates shall have their way!
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alloutdoors
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To me, there are two key things when considering carrying a gun in a vehicle/UTV:
a) That you have access to it; when I say access, it needs to be available quickly if needed, so thought/training are required. As mentioned previously, there are many nice quick secure boxes out there to consider.
b) It must be secured, so no one other than you can get to it. Hence, you need to able to park and enjoy events in confidence that the gun is safely stored/secured.
a) That you have access to it; when I say access, it needs to be available quickly if needed, so thought/training are required. As mentioned previously, there are many nice quick secure boxes out there to consider.
b) It must be secured, so no one other than you can get to it. Hence, you need to able to park and enjoy events in confidence that the gun is safely stored/secured.
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Thx for the replies and ideas guys.
I should clarify that I'm looking to secure a weapon when it cant be carried.
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I should clarify that I'm looking to secure a weapon when it cant be carried.
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aprils_fool
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Cp, I wish it was that way here. We have way to many liberturd gun laws here!!!
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alloutdoors
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In no way is this and exhaustive list, but gives you and idea of the options available to you. As shown, the options vary by price, size, etc., so you can really tailor it to what you want...
Car Gun Safes - The Best 10 Vehicle Gun Locks [Updated Nov. 2018]
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