Pistol mount for truck
#91
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Yeah. I wouldn't do it that way. I'm left handed. When it's not holstered on my hip, I put it in the cup holder in the driver side door. Works well since I'm left handed.
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It's balancing act. How far to let a Thread wander from it's original premise. I agree discussion is good, but in this case the divergence did not respect the OP's specified request for information. That being said, I would encourage anyone that wants to discuss the why's & when do you on "the subject of carrying", to post their own Thread, or join in a Thread on the subject in the "Off Topic" section of the Forum if they wish, & those that participate, do so w/ mutual respect shown.
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#97
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Man, love this thread.
Living in California is a struggle trying to carry concealed.
My concern is if pulled over and I'm asked if there is a firearm in the vehicle. I don't want to lie, but I don't want to acknowledge since it completely changes the dynamics, would involve getting out, inspection/further issues/longer contact, etc.
I assume if I have a lockbox with no access, I would feel comfortable saying "no" since it couldn't be proven otherwise.
Something that bugs me...you can have a metal lockbox, but it can't be permanently attached to interior of vehicle. It needs to be either loose or attached with a removable locking cable. That sucks..if someone breaks in, it's much easier for them to steal. Bolted to floor would be very difficult to steal.
Living in California is a struggle trying to carry concealed.
My concern is if pulled over and I'm asked if there is a firearm in the vehicle. I don't want to lie, but I don't want to acknowledge since it completely changes the dynamics, would involve getting out, inspection/further issues/longer contact, etc.
I assume if I have a lockbox with no access, I would feel comfortable saying "no" since it couldn't be proven otherwise.
Something that bugs me...you can have a metal lockbox, but it can't be permanently attached to interior of vehicle. It needs to be either loose or attached with a removable locking cable. That sucks..if someone breaks in, it's much easier for them to steal. Bolted to floor would be very difficult to steal.
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2010 FX4 5.4 4x4
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