how do I store a home defense gun?

[Zach S]

Re: Does anyone remember...

a Christopher Walken movie from about the late's 70's where he plays a mercenary? Early in the movie he returns home to his apartment, goes to the refridgerator, opens it, moves a small handgun to the side and pulls out some food? That's one place I suppose....

Nope. Dont remember it. I have found my remote control in there many times though.

I knew a guy in burnsville that kept one in a zip-lock bag locked in a freezer though...

 

[bukijin]

That movie would be 'The Dogs of War'. The book was fantastic.

My shotgun is stored unloaded and locked in the safe unless it is being used. I have complete confidence that I could get it functional quickly enough in the extremely unlikely event that someone invaded my house.

 

[MaterDei]

bukijin

Just curious, is it stored that way for any legal reason?

 

[bukijin]

Yes, but that's what I'd do anyway. I'd only ever load a gun if it was within my immediate awareness and control. A few folks talk about putting/hiding loaded guns in different places. Apart from accidents involving inquisitive children, in-laws, friends and animals doesn't anyone worry about the possibility of a criminal being able to arm themselves ?

 

[OlBoyFrye]

doesn't anyone worry about the possibility of a criminal being able to arm themselves ?

Duh!!! That's why we have all of these great gun laws. With such great laws, criminals can't get firearms. Its illegal..... That's why we need more laws, so that criminals break in without guns. Shese, listen to this guy. Criminals with guns......where does he get this stuff

 

[FPrice]

bukijin...

"That movie would be 'The Dogs of War'. The book was fantastic."

Thank you...that's been bugging me for a while now.