Those Of You That Carry A Gun In Your Vehicle...

[Dunross]

Loaded, empty chamber, in a zippered case.

 

[FROGO207]

Mag in, chamber empty, safety off, in case of a fire so no chance of a round cooking off. All my handguns stored in a vehicle kept this way. All truck guns are considered a backup so charging would be a minor thing IMHO. Most of the people here in this area of rural Maine do it this way. Long guns have mag out as well due to laws here.

 

[Lucky Derby]

Here in Colorado a long gun can not legally have a round in the chamber in a vehicle. I don't normally carry a "truck gun", but if I did it would be full mag, empty chamber, safety off.

 

[entropy]

Here in Colorado a long gun can not legally have a round in the chamber in a vehicle. I don't normally carry a "truck gun", but if I did it would be full mag, empty chamber, safety off.

That's why an AR pistol could be a handy thing......

 

[jeepnik]

 

[entropy]

"Stop, while I assemble my shotgun..."

 

[taliv]

I hope all of the “loaded mag empty chamber” responses are also “bolt closed”


That’s also what I do

 

[herrwalther]

In an ideal world I would have a side folding stock on an AR pistol. Mag in, if space allows. Chamber empty.

 

[FL-NC]

I have a H&R partner 12 gauge in the jeep. Mag is loaded with 00, chamber empty, gun is in a cheap nylon case.

 

[Fiv3r]

Any gun in my truck that I have decided stays in the truck for any length of time, be it a handgun or AR, is considered a back up gun. Its nothing I plan in getting to quickly. Its an extra tool should i find myself in a situation where things are escalating (broken down car in the middle of nowhere, stuck at the cabin, etc) and need something more.

I keep the gun cased with the magazine removed and spares at the ready.