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I guess I could have a loaded weapon on the kitchen counter and on a table in every other room. But that seems a bit extreme and dangerous.
The only way to know would be if we were the victims of home invasions and burglaries several times by different people. I don't live in that dangerous a neighborhood.
you could but that would be practical,,,
It would also be dangerous when we have friends over, and especially when my grandchild visits.
You have suggestions for a better setup, taking into account frequent visitors that often includes a child who is not quite 3?
if youre dumb enough to leave them out during those limited events you shouldnt have one at all
sometimes thinking it isnt enough
I guess I could have a loaded weapon on the kitchen counter and on a table in every other room. But that seems a bit extreme and dangerous.
The only way to know would be if we were the victims of home invasions and burglaries several times by different people. I don't live in that dangerous a neighborhood.
you could but that would be practical,,,
It would also be dangerous when we have friends over, and especially when my grandchild visits.
You have suggestions for a better setup, taking into account frequent visitors that often includes a child who is not quite 3?
if youre dumb enough to leave them out during those limited events you shouldnt have one at all
Limited events? We have visitors about 2 or 3 times a week. To pack up and unpack the 8 or 9 firearms it would take to have one laid out and ready is more trouble than having 4 strategically placed and secure. And the 4 we have ready are in places they can be accessible when we need them without being a danger when they are not.
No doubt ... but I'm sure that all opinions verge at the point of you being under the car with your elbows banging against the floor pan thinking you can manoeuvre your hands into a box to retrieve your pop-gun and do anything at all ... especially with the "bad guy" sitting in the driver's seat, the car in first gear, his foot on the clutch and the motor revving at 900 rpm's. The best thing you can do is make yourself as skinny as possible and pray.opinions varyYou're a real joker.,I would add one gun ... under the car in case the jacker kicks me under the car to run me over..to have some type of water tight box with a quick release
No doubt ... but I'm sure that all opinions verge at the point of you being under the car with your elbows banging against the floor pan thinking you can manoeuvre your hands into a box to retrieve your pop-gun and do anything at all ... especially with the "bad guy" sitting in the driver's seat, the car in first gear, his foot on the clutch and the motor revving at 900 rpm's. The best thing you can do is make yourself as skinny as possible and pray.opinions varyYou're a real joker.,I would add one gun taped under the car in case the jacker kicks me under the car to run me over,,
and taping it wouldnt be a good idea,,better to have some type of water tight box with a quick release
I guess I could have a loaded weapon on the kitchen counter and on a table in every other room. But that seems a bit extreme and dangerous.
The only way to know would be if we were the victims of home invasions and burglaries several times by different people. I don't live in that dangerous a neighborhood.
you could but that would be practical,,,
It would also be dangerous when we have friends over, and especially when my grandchild visits.
You have suggestions for a better setup, taking into account frequent visitors that often includes a child who is not quite 3?
if youre dumb enough to leave them out during those limited events you shouldnt have one at all
Limited events? We have visitors about 2 or 3 times a week. To pack up and unpack the 8 or 9 firearms it would take to have one laid out and ready is more trouble than having 4 strategically placed and secure. And the 4 we have ready are in places they can be accessible when we need them without being a danger when they are not.
there are 7 days in a week and it cant take more than 3 seconds to pick it up and put it away,,,
under your plan you claim it only takes 1 second to get it
I dont see the problem
OH and most people that visit me are already carrying so no need to put mine away
you could but that would be practical,,,
It would also be dangerous when we have friends over, and especially when my grandchild visits.
You have suggestions for a better setup, taking into account frequent visitors that often includes a child who is not quite 3?
if youre dumb enough to leave them out during those limited events you shouldnt have one at all
Limited events? We have visitors about 2 or 3 times a week. To pack up and unpack the 8 or 9 firearms it would take to have one laid out and ready is more trouble than having 4 strategically placed and secure. And the 4 we have ready are in places they can be accessible when we need them without being a danger when they are not.
there are 7 days in a week and it cant take more than 3 seconds to pick it up and put it away,,,
under your plan you claim it only takes 1 second to get it
I dont see the problem
OH and most people that visit me are already carrying so no need to put mine away
Pick it up, carry it to the back room, unlock the safe, and put it away. There are 4 guns that do live stay in the safe.
The lock boxes are placed where we need them. As I have said, the dog will alert us to someone coming up, so I know they are there. They don't just materialize in the living room.
We have friends who carry and friends who don't. I don't adjust my house according to that. The setup I have lets me make sure I am prepared without spending a lot of time focused on that. We live in a single story ranch style/mid-century modern house. With the guns stashed where we have them, I am never more than a few steps away, and don't live in something that looks like an armory.
So you don't really own a car I guess.900 rpms is an idle not a rev,No doubt ... but I'm sure that all opinions verge at the point of you being under the car with your elbows banging against the floor pan thinking you can manoeuvre your hands into a box to retrieve your pop-gun and do anything at all ... especially with the "bad guy" sitting in the driver's seat, the car in first gear, his foot on the clutch and the motor revving at 900 rpm's. The best thing you can do is make yourself as skinny as possible and pray.opinions varyYou're a real joker.,I would add one gun taped under the car in case the jacker kicks me under the car to run me over,,
and taping it wouldnt be a good idea,,better to have some type of water tight box with a quick release
You call firing of a gun with the driver's foot on the clutch "an option"?and I'd rather have an option than none
You'd be better off shooting yourself instead.
It would also be dangerous when we have friends over, and especially when my grandchild visits.
You have suggestions for a better setup, taking into account frequent visitors that often includes a child who is not quite 3?
if youre dumb enough to leave them out during those limited events you shouldnt have one at all
Limited events? We have visitors about 2 or 3 times a week. To pack up and unpack the 8 or 9 firearms it would take to have one laid out and ready is more trouble than having 4 strategically placed and secure. And the 4 we have ready are in places they can be accessible when we need them without being a danger when they are not.
there are 7 days in a week and it cant take more than 3 seconds to pick it up and put it away,,,
under your plan you claim it only takes 1 second to get it
I dont see the problem
OH and most people that visit me are already carrying so no need to put mine away
Pick it up, carry it to the back room, unlock the safe, and put it away. There are 4 guns that do live stay in the safe.
The lock boxes are placed where we need them. As I have said, the dog will alert us to someone coming up, so I know they are there. They don't just materialize in the living room.
We have friends who carry and friends who don't. I don't adjust my house according to that. The setup I have lets me make sure I am prepared without spending a lot of time focused on that. We live in a single story ranch style/mid-century modern house. With the guns stashed where we have them, I am never more than a few steps away, and don't live in something that looks like an armory.
if you cant trust those you invite in your house I would suggest you not invite them,,,
and why are they just lying around???
they should be out of sight but readily at hand
So you don't really own a car I guess.900 rpms is an idle not a rev,No doubt ... but I'm sure that all opinions verge at the point of you being under the car with your elbows banging against the floor pan thinking you can manoeuvre your hands into a box to retrieve your pop-gun and do anything at all ... especially with the "bad guy" sitting in the driver's seat, the car in first gear, his foot on the clutch and the motor revving at 900 rpm's. The best thing you can do is make yourself as skinny as possible and pray.opinions varyYou're a real joker.,I would add one gun taped under the car in case the jacker kicks me under the car to run me over,,
and taping it wouldnt be a good idea,,better to have some type of water tight box with a quick release
You call firing of a gun with the driver's foot on the clutch "an option"?and I'd rather have an option than none
if youre dumb enough to leave them out during those limited events you shouldnt have one at all
Limited events? We have visitors about 2 or 3 times a week. To pack up and unpack the 8 or 9 firearms it would take to have one laid out and ready is more trouble than having 4 strategically placed and secure. And the 4 we have ready are in places they can be accessible when we need them without being a danger when they are not.
there are 7 days in a week and it cant take more than 3 seconds to pick it up and put it away,,,
under your plan you claim it only takes 1 second to get it
I dont see the problem
OH and most people that visit me are already carrying so no need to put mine away
Pick it up, carry it to the back room, unlock the safe, and put it away. There are 4 guns that do live stay in the safe.
The lock boxes are placed where we need them. As I have said, the dog will alert us to someone coming up, so I know they are there. They don't just materialize in the living room.
We have friends who carry and friends who don't. I don't adjust my house according to that. The setup I have lets me make sure I am prepared without spending a lot of time focused on that. We live in a single story ranch style/mid-century modern house. With the guns stashed where we have them, I am never more than a few steps away, and don't live in something that looks like an armory.
if you cant trust those you invite in your house I would suggest you not invite them,,,
and why are they just lying around???
they should be out of sight but readily at hand
I trust them. I also know I can get to a gun if I need it. More than that is unnecessary.
Gosh, I have only one dick but it's huge.... There are 4 guns that do stay out. The rest stay in the safe....
Limited events? We have visitors about 2 or 3 times a week. To pack up and unpack the 8 or 9 firearms it would take to have one laid out and ready is more trouble than having 4 strategically placed and secure. And the 4 we have ready are in places they can be accessible when we need them without being a danger when they are not.
there are 7 days in a week and it cant take more than 3 seconds to pick it up and put it away,,,
under your plan you claim it only takes 1 second to get it
I dont see the problem
OH and most people that visit me are already carrying so no need to put mine away
Pick it up, carry it to the back room, unlock the safe, and put it away. There are 4 guns that do live stay in the safe.
The lock boxes are placed where we need them. As I have said, the dog will alert us to someone coming up, so I know they are there. They don't just materialize in the living room.
We have friends who carry and friends who don't. I don't adjust my house according to that. The setup I have lets me make sure I am prepared without spending a lot of time focused on that. We live in a single story ranch style/mid-century modern house. With the guns stashed where we have them, I am never more than a few steps away, and don't live in something that looks like an armory.
if you cant trust those you invite in your house I would suggest you not invite them,,,
and why are they just lying around???
they should be out of sight but readily at hand
I trust them. I also know I can get to a gun if I need it. More than that is unnecessary.
famous last words,,,
there are 7 days in a week and it cant take more than 3 seconds to pick it up and put it away,,,
under your plan you claim it only takes 1 second to get it
I dont see the problem
OH and most people that visit me are already carrying so no need to put mine away
Pick it up, carry it to the back room, unlock the safe, and put it away. There are 4 guns that do live stay in the safe.
The lock boxes are placed where we need them. As I have said, the dog will alert us to someone coming up, so I know they are there. They don't just materialize in the living room.
We have friends who carry and friends who don't. I don't adjust my house according to that. The setup I have lets me make sure I am prepared without spending a lot of time focused on that. We live in a single story ranch style/mid-century modern house. With the guns stashed where we have them, I am never more than a few steps away, and don't live in something that looks like an armory.
if you cant trust those you invite in your house I would suggest you not invite them,,,
and why are they just lying around???
they should be out of sight but readily at hand
I trust them. I also know I can get to a gun if I need it. More than that is unnecessary.
famous last words,,,
So you have said. I have no doubt I am safe enough. And I don't worry about my grandson getting his hands on a loaded weapon.
With the dog alerting me to unexpected visitors, I can take the 2 or 3 steps to get a weapon if needed. And if it happens to be a burglary when we are asleep, we can be armed before they get out of the room they broke into.
Also, the "famous last words" apply just as well to your plans. I refuse to spend my life with a rifle in my hands watching the street.
You call firing of a gun with the driver's foot on the clutch "an option"?and I'd rather have an option than none
You'd be better off shooting yourself instead.But you don't know what a "rev" is?I have 5 cars and trucks,,,
Oh, you thought he was going to steal your car just to sit in the driver's seat and listen to the radio?and when did I say he was in the car with foot on pedal???
Gosh, I have only one dick but it's huge.... There are 4 guns that do stay out. The rest stay in the safe....
You call firing of a gun with the driver's foot on the clutch "an option"?and I'd rather have an option than none
But you don't know what a "rev" is?I have 5 cars and trucks,,,
Oh, you thought he was going to steal your car just to sit in the driver's seat and listen to the radio?and when did I say he was in the car with foot on pedal???
Pick it up, carry it to the back room, unlock the safe, and put it away. There are 4 guns that do live stay in the safe.
The lock boxes are placed where we need them. As I have said, the dog will alert us to someone coming up, so I know they are there. They don't just materialize in the living room.
We have friends who carry and friends who don't. I don't adjust my house according to that. The setup I have lets me make sure I am prepared without spending a lot of time focused on that. We live in a single story ranch style/mid-century modern house. With the guns stashed where we have them, I am never more than a few steps away, and don't live in something that looks like an armory.
if you cant trust those you invite in your house I would suggest you not invite them,,,
and why are they just lying around???
they should be out of sight but readily at hand
I trust them. I also know I can get to a gun if I need it. More than that is unnecessary.
famous last words,,,
So you have said. I have no doubt I am safe enough. And I don't worry about my grandson getting his hands on a loaded weapon.
With the dog alerting me to unexpected visitors, I can take the 2 or 3 steps to get a weapon if needed. And if it happens to be a burglary when we are asleep, we can be armed before they get out of the room they broke into.
Also, the "famous last words" apply just as well to your plans. I refuse to spend my life with a rifle in my hands watching the street.
but I never said I am safe enough,,nor that I sit with rifle in hand
if you cant trust those you invite in your house I would suggest you not invite them,,,
and why are they just lying around???
they should be out of sight but readily at hand
I trust them. I also know I can get to a gun if I need it. More than that is unnecessary.
famous last words,,,
So you have said. I have no doubt I am safe enough. And I don't worry about my grandson getting his hands on a loaded weapon.
With the dog alerting me to unexpected visitors, I can take the 2 or 3 steps to get a weapon if needed. And if it happens to be a burglary when we are asleep, we can be armed before they get out of the room they broke into.
Also, the "famous last words" apply just as well to your plans. I refuse to spend my life with a rifle in my hands watching the street.
but I never said I am safe enough,,nor that I sit with rifle in hand
But you have continued to insinuate that I am not, despite being a few steps from a loaded weapon.
I trust them. I also know I can get to a gun if I need it. More than that is unnecessary.
famous last words,,,
So you have said. I have no doubt I am safe enough. And I don't worry about my grandson getting his hands on a loaded weapon.
With the dog alerting me to unexpected visitors, I can take the 2 or 3 steps to get a weapon if needed. And if it happens to be a burglary when we are asleep, we can be armed before they get out of the room they broke into.
Also, the "famous last words" apply just as well to your plans. I refuse to spend my life with a rifle in my hands watching the street.
but I never said I am safe enough,,nor that I sit with rifle in hand
But you have continued to insinuate that I am not, despite being a few steps from a loaded weapon.
I dont consider having it in a locked box readily available
but to each there own,,,
famous last words,,,
So you have said. I have no doubt I am safe enough. And I don't worry about my grandson getting his hands on a loaded weapon.
With the dog alerting me to unexpected visitors, I can take the 2 or 3 steps to get a weapon if needed. And if it happens to be a burglary when we are asleep, we can be armed before they get out of the room they broke into.
Also, the "famous last words" apply just as well to your plans. I refuse to spend my life with a rifle in my hands watching the street.
but I never said I am safe enough,,nor that I sit with rifle in hand
But you have continued to insinuate that I am not, despite being a few steps from a loaded weapon.
I dont consider having it in a locked box readily available
but to each there own,,,
Securely stored, in the exact same position and ready to fire in a second or less. I'm good with that.
