Pistol mount for truck
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Not when my kids are buckled in the back. Double tap .45 to the head is much easier and a few bucks at the quarter car wash to clean off the brain matter
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These are really nice and convenient. I had Wet Okole seat covers on my Tacoma that had a sewn in gun pocket and it worked great. Very easy access yet fairly well hidden. You could draw without even moving your torso. If I don't get Wet Okole's for the F150, this is what I'm gonna do.
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If your responsible, have a carry permit and or have taken firearm classes their should be no issues on having your constitutional right to pack; since you know when , where, and why to use it. Out here in AZ, you can strap it to your side and walk around town all day.
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FLETCH05 (11-27-2014)
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This^. I collect guns, usually there's 3 or 4 at all times where I am. Not because I'm that paranoid but because I practice A lot! They all have their purposes and specific uses. But there's no way anyone could finish that sentence while pointing a gun at me before they're rattled. I carry an FN 5.7, or FNX9 majority of the time. Practice a lot fellas. Know your rights and your laws. In Texas you don't have to have a CHL to carry a handgun inside a vehicle you're operating, but it must be concealed. Throw a tshirt or towel on it, whatever. The holsters under the steering wheel where you can actually see the pistol, are not legal in Texas. I filed for an FFL a few months back, still waiting for a response from the ATF. I carry explosives all day everyday, yet it takes longer to pass for an FFL... Go figure. I have a pistol in one of my bags because I travel. Usually one in between the seat and my fold down console in the pistol case half unzipped but still able to grab it and it's unviewable. There's been many times I have seen someone headed to my drivers window and the gun was already pointed at them before they got 3 feet away.
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Same here in Ohio. Cracks me up when people ask where they should "hide" their firearm. Lol