Rifle in your vehicle?

[yang.jackson]

I keep a side folder VZ58 in my trunk, with 5 loaded mags. Is that mall ninja enough for you lol

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Sorry, but what's a 'mall ninja'?


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[Younggun]

Search Gecko45 for a good read on the subject.

 

[TheDan]

Either you guys lack the capability to read, or lack the capability to comprehend the words that you're reading OR (and I hate to even entertain the thought) you're just dumbasses who just don't give a shit.

This is how much I give a shit.

 

[yang.jackson]

Search Gecko45 for a good read on the subject.

Holy shit, that was amazing.


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[Chirpy]

I'm building a "security cabinet" out of a 20mm ammo box to lock up a long arm in my trunk. I figure that having that cabled through the body of the car stops most simple smash and grabs and even one step up from that will be stopped. Now if someone is walking around with bolt cutters they'll get in, but so far all the times I've had a car broken into nothing more than a screwdriver and hammer have ever been used.

I figure it's a reasonable effort to secure against the bulk of the threats out there.

 

[Andy]

Always at least a pump-gun loaded with #1 buck (Flitecontrol wads) along with slugs on the side; mostly in case of a school shooting.

 

[HKSig]

I've been thinking of an AR in the trunk, but I supposed a pistol gripped 12 gauge pump would work...

 

[RACER X]

Primary arms has a 7.5" sig braced AR for $600 , relatively low priced rifle thats easy to hide

 

[Acera]

Took mine out yesterday, checked it, re-lubed it, checked ammo, checked a few other items in there and then put it back in it's hidey-hole. Good to go in case of trouble that seems to be brewing on the horizon.

 

[DEBUSK]

I keep my AR locked in my trunk kind of different because its a car, but If you're worried about theft you can make a simple metal mount that's key locked to the truck. My guess is that if you've got time to make it to your truck, you've got time to access a quick lock. - bottom line if someone wants it badly enough, they're going to get it. Ex: can't take the rifle, lets steal the whole car.... Locks only keep honest people honest. Take pictures of everything in your truck, list how it is secured, then send that to your insurance company to see if they will cover theft of that item. If you're covered and something happens, worst case scenario, report your serial number stolen to your local PD, contact your insurance company, get the check and buy a new weapon.