I think that would work better than the shotgun....My home defense gun is an 18th century Spanish warship cannon packed with grapeshot.
I think that would work better than the shotgun....My home defense gun is an 18th century Spanish warship cannon packed with grapeshot.
Sure I do - the car is in a locked and alarmed garage, which is attached to my house (there's a garage entry into the house). In addition to the G36 and the G23, I have a few other guns around the house. We have no kids living with us any longer, and if we do have any overnight visitors, all of the guns are secured.
Something wrong with leaving the gun in the car?
I guess I was just poking fun at you. I've decided that people do things. Sometimes not smart things. You and I both agree that keeping a gun in your car overnight, when you don't have to, is not the best of idea. It opens the door to theft when it can be easily avoided, but we are all adults here (well mostly). We have the freedom to do what we want (and suffer the consquences).
I find this thread in particular to be a bit of a chest thumping exercise to begin with. I don't really feel the need to tell the world what guns I have in my house and where they are located, but that is my own business. What others post is their business.
If someone asks for advice, i'll give my 2 cents. Sorry I poked fun at you.
I think that would work better than the shotgun....
I don't think I'd get my security deposit back.
It would be worth losing just to see that bad boy in action!I don't think I'd get my security deposit back.
AK-47
PA-63
(next) Mossberg 12 ga w/ 00 buck
I don't really feel the need to tell the world what guns I have in my house and where they are located, but that is my own business. What others post is their business.
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i keep a small go cart gassed up in the bedroom with mounted 4 gauge shotguns loaded with steel shot and flechettes