So how many guns are in your room?

[Swampman]

Only:

An M4 above the headboard of the bed.

A SIG P220 .45 on the nightstand.

A Glock 33, .357 SIG in a shoulder rig hanging next to the bed.

A Glock 22 in .40 S&W riding in a belt holster hanging from the bookshelf.

+ A 165 pound Mastiff pup snoring at the foot of the bed and doing occasional house patrols. In addition to really big teeth, he's armed with his own "chemical weapons" that'll sear a home invader's nose, induce uncontrollable vomiting and strip the tattoos right off his skin.

But inadequate as it is, I'm not worried.

If it seems like anything bad is about to happen, the safe in the closet is only five feet from my bed.

I keep the serious weaponry in there.

 

[Malamute]

Still in search of permanent housing, so I haven't bought a safe yet.

The small, cheap sheet metal gun lockers are easy to move and provide some security, certainly above not having anything. They can be screwed to a wall and floor, the screw holes are pretty easy to fill with spackling when you move.

 

[Warp]

Three in (two) quick access safes.

One with a carbine and another with whichever two carry guns I'm using at the time

 

[ds76]

I guess I'm just suspicious by nature, but I always wonder about questions like this. I left a forum a few years ago because I kept seeing questions about how many guns people have and how much ammunition they keep on hand. How does it benefit me to know how well armed you are... unless I'm gathering intel?

 

[Warp]

I guess I'm just suspicious by nature, but I always wonder about questions like this. I left a forum a few years ago because I kept seeing questions about how many guns people have and how much ammunition they keep on hand. How does it benefit me to know how well armed you are... unless I'm gathering intel?

People enjoy discussing topics they enjoy/find interesting.

When you see a thread like this, just don't click on it?

 

[BSA1]

ds76,

Dang it!!! You blew my cover. Was I really that obvious that I am a secret agent man?

But you made a fatal mistake. By posting on THR super secret government tracking programs have traced your post back to your home and have wiretapped your computer, telephones, radio, TV's and refrigator (hey we secret agents get hungry you know).

 

[Thermactor]

A daisy 880 air rifle. Closest thing I have to owning a gun. It goes pump-pump-pump-pump-pump-pump-pew!

Edit: I mean, it went pump pump pew before it was destroyed in a tragic pumping accident.

 

[Magnuumpwr]

1911 mounted under computer desk, Smith 15-4 in my side of headboard, and Smith 60 in the wife's side. Do I need more?

 

[patriot53]

Not counting the gun safe.

Got to counting how many guns I have in the master bedroom. I came up with single action 45 Colt hanging on the bedpost, SIG 9mm for carry when going to town, stainless steel J-Frame .38 for around the farm, wife's 38 Colt, a little .32 I forgot was there, a tactical Remington 870 with extended magazine and lever rifle in the other corner. All loaded and ready for use of course.

My gun vault is in the basement so it usually works out the one I need is down there. Thus the ones that get used stay upstairs, the others live a lonely, sad life locked up in the gun vault.

Anyone else have this problem?

If I told you ...I'd have to **** you

 

[marv]

Eight handguns are within reach of where I'm sitting right now. All out of sight. Some loaded, some not. And I know which is which.

 

[kimberkid]

Typically 2 ... the Hi-Standard 22 mag derringer I carry, and the other one. Because of small grandkids most are in finger-tip control lock boxes mounted under a table, all are 1911's for familiarity. I recently bought 2 GunVault MVB-500 Biometric micro vaults ... swiping your finger over fingerprint reader is much quicker & easier than doing the finger combination.

 

[Railway-man]

More than one.

 

[patriot53]

Not counting the gun safe.

Got to counting how many guns I have in the master bedroom. I came up with single action 45 Colt hanging on the bedpost, SIG 9mm for carry when going to town, stainless steel J-Frame .38 for around the farm, wife's 38 Colt, a little .32 I forgot was there, a tactical Remington 870 with extended magazine and lever rifle in the other corner. All loaded and ready for use of course.

My gun vault is in the basement so it usually works out the one I need is down there. Thus the ones that get used stay upstairs, the others live a lonely, sad life locked up in the gun vault.

Anyone else have this problem?

Are you with the ATF...
...Bloomberg?