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I was thinking that, a $20 locking cable box... I have one of those lying around I'm sure. I guess I could open it up and screw it to the floor but the problem is I don't think that safe will allow me to put it in holstered. I don't really want to be jacking around with an un-holstered live weapon. I generally just remove the whole rig and put it in my console in my truck since the truck locks up.
I'd be parking it right by the entrance and it's got plenty of eyeballs around there so it doesn't need to be super secure really, even a lock on the glovebox would probably be ok.
I'm not sure of the best box but I would want to put it somewhere hidden. What about under the seat. The make storage box you can buy to go under the seat. You could get that, then a small gunsafe box and you could even cable it as suggested above. Good luck, sounds cool to be able to drive it to work. I do something part-time work and drive mine once in a while.
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I think that is going to be the answer. I need to do that mod anyway...
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Okay guys I found a locking box on Amazon that I think will hold my pistol IN the holster which is what I prefer by far. I am thinking I can find a place under the seat to cable it to, or just screw it down in there maybe. It doesn't need to be pry bar secure as the M/C parking area is right under some office windows and a security cam. I'm not sure it this will be compatible with that common under seat mod for this rig, I'll have to dig a little deeper to see if that's the case.
The lock box will be here Tuesday, I'll post pics of the mod for anyone else looking for a handgun storage solution.
The lock box will be here Tuesday, I'll post pics of the mod for anyone else looking for a handgun storage solution.
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Got this one from Amazon for about $25. Holds a G19 sized pistol AND holster perfectly. I'll post pics after I get it situated under the seat.
Under the seat doesn't sound all that convenient to get to, that is unless it's attached to the underside of the seat. Also, I'd for sure consider putting in a vehicle alarm system. You could use switches on the doors so that if door is opened, without turning off the alarm with a key fob remote, the alarm sounds. Could be local, notify you, or both.
Besides the door switches, that are pretty much bullet proof and would almost never false alarm, some units also have a motion sensor. This is okay so long as it's not set too sensitive that wind etc. sets if off.
Besides the door switches, that are pretty much bullet proof and would almost never false alarm, some units also have a motion sensor. This is okay so long as it's not set too sensitive that wind etc. sets if off.
Since it opens like a clamshell, could you mount it to the front base of the bench seat? Right behind the legs of the center passenger, hinge down. There’s steel behind the plastic you could secure to.
It wouldn’t be out of sight, but it would be more handy than under the seat. And you could cover it with a tarp, drop cloth, or other detritus you might carry in the cab.
And keep your Rottweiler on the front seat.
It wouldn’t be out of sight, but it would be more handy than under the seat. And you could cover it with a tarp, drop cloth, or other detritus you might carry in the cab.
And keep your Rottweiler on the front seat.
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It's only for the purpose of being able to lock it away while at work guys, convenience not really an issue but you bring up some interesting points and I'll look at other mounting options. I was just going to find a place to secure that cable under the seat somewhere or screw it down in there. The parking area is very well lit and in plain view of the offices, most any other places I would go I am carrying the pistol.
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I would mount it as much out of sight as you can and personally I wouldn't even consider it without a locking cab. Most places even if you have it locked properly according to the legal definition you could still be held liable if someone gets it.
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Fortunately the sheriff of Sullivan County believes in locking up the bad guys not the good guys. Like I said, it's going to be beneath security cameras in a security patrol parking lot right in front of an office building. Tennessee state law puts me well within my legal rights to do exactly what I'm doing. 
Fortunately the sheriff of Sullivan County believes in locking up the bad guys not the good guys. Like I said, it's going to be beneath security cameras in a security patrol parking lot right in front of an office building. Tennessee state law puts me well within my legal rights to do exactly what I'm doing.
That is actually the case in most states, I'd think. In a former, pre-retirement life, I was an Oakland CA cop and then founded an alarm company. I don't know it all but do know some. If the gun is legally possessed and locked up, and a bad guy breaks in and steals it to use in some nefarious manner, the owner isn't going to be held liable.
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Glad you made it out, Oakland... jeeeze. What is the plane, Maule? Hard to get a take from the Avatar pic. C-180?
It's a Husky A1-B. Unfortunately, I'm going to have to sell it. Heart damage due to Covid vaccine.
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Unfortunately, no. Myocarditis, upper heart chamber (working about 40%), atrial fibrillation. I was healthy, not overweight, rode bicycles etc. Problems started within a month of second Moderna shot. Dang I'm sorry I got suckered in to do that.
unfortunately yes I have been a paramedic for 36 years on the ambulance and helicopter up in til covd i would see Afib About 10 or 12 time a year in patients ( in 60s + ) now i see it 10 or more times a month in all age groups and i have 8 friends of mine that have it and 2 of them have pacemakers/defibrillators and in their 30s and 40s i have it and had 2 heart ablations to try to correct it next is a pacemaker/defibrillator It has to be related
Exactly. My cardiologist, and every assistant I've worked with, all say they've seen a huge spike in patients since the vaccine. Mine started within 3 weeks of getting the second shot. Showed up as Cheyne Stokes Breathing (where you stop breathing), as in, "He died peacefully in his sleep." Our government screwed us over, and Fauci in particular. They won't be held accountable for the untold deaths and suffering they've caused.
I have a pacemaker now. Stable, and some improvement over the last couple of years, gone from 35% ejection factor (a measure of heart efficiency I guess) to the last reading of 51% a month ago. The major risk with the Afib is having a stroke.
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