Stop leaving guns in cars.

[JD8]

Not INB4 “bUt It’S nOt My FaUlT sOmEoNe BrOkE iNtO mY cAr, I’m JuSt A vIcTim. ThErEfOrE I tAkE nO rEsPoNsIbILiTy To PrOtEcT mY gUn BeYoNd LoCkInG mY cAr DoOr iN gOoD oLe MaYbErRy...”

Haha.... apologize for the dindu nuffins all you like... doubt you'll change any minds.

 

[dennishoddy]

Never had a gun stolen from my vehicle, but sure had a bunch of them stolen from my home.
Who's fault is that?

 

[OKCHunter]

Never had a gun stolen from my vehicle, but sure had a bunch of them stolen from my home.
Who's fault is that?

The thief’s fault.

 

[Snattlerake]

You guys are right. I miss the old ways as well.

Out in our farming community all of the neighbors left their keys in their vehicles in case a neighbor broke down and had to borrow transportation. It was just a thing we all did. You cannot do that now. I see people on that nextdoor app complaining about kids coming around at night ransacking vehicles. Well dammit, don't leave the door unlocked.

 

[dennishoddy]

The thief’s fault.

That's the same answer I would give if one is stolen from my locked vehicle.

 

[dennishoddy]

Out in our farming community all of the neighbors left their keys in their vehicles in case a neighbor broke down and had to borrow transportation. It was just a thing we all did. You cannot do that now. I see people on that nextdoor app complaining about kids coming around at night ransacking vehicles. Well dammit, don't leave the door unlocked.

I have had to do exactly that. Battery failed one evening deer hunting. Tractor in the field still had the keys in it, so drove it back to the truck for a jump and drove it back to it's exact spot in the field. Nobody does that now. Everything is locked up.

 

[OKCHunter]

That's the same answer I would give if one is stolen from my locked vehicle.

Or, even an unlocked vehicle.

 

[perfor8]

My truck always has at least 3 guns in it: a J-frame in the door, a Glock in a battle belt somewhere, and a rifle under the back seat with a go-bag. When I get in the truck the count goes up by one Glock for a total of 4. Depending on who else rides the count can go up again. If you intend to steal 'em, I suggest - for your sake - you do it when I'm not in the truck. If it gets sketchy we pass 'em out like gum and God help whoever attempts to enter the cab. I might even know of a couple of fellers who carry ear muffs in case it looks like it might get loud. God, guns, and guts, made - and keep - this country great.

I'll continue to keep guns in the truck like the good Lord intended.

 

[dennishoddy]

My truck always has at least 3 guns in it: a J-frame in the door, a Glock in a battle belt somewhere, and a rifle under the back seat with a go-bag. When I get in the truck the count goes up by one Glock for a total of 4. Depending on who else rides the count can go up again. If you intend to steal 'em, I suggest - for your sake - you do it when I'm not in the truck. If it gets sketchy we pass 'em out like gum and God help whoever attempts to enter the cab. I might even know of a couple of fellers who carry ear muffs in case it looks like it might get loud. God, guns, and guts, made - and keep - this country great.

I'll continue to keep guns in the truck like the good Lord intended.

I definitely keep ear muffs in the center consol. Nothing says your ready for action than putting them on inside the vehicle.
Fortunately, never had to but they are there when/if the time comes.

 

[TwoForFlinching]

I definitely keep ear muffs in the center consol. Nothing says your ready for action than putting them on inside the vehicle.
Fortunately, never had to but they are there when/if the time comes.

With your past occupation and your retirement range and competition, I'm so proud that you still have hearing to protect lol