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  • #76
    ca_sig_z
    Junior Member
    • Dec 2016
    • 61

    Originally posted by Anthony_C
    Hello,

    I first want to start off by apologizing and not updating the thread in a while, 3 years I believe? And also THANK YOU for all the suggestions, taking the time out of your daily life to guide me. I am 20 now and am rebuilding an AR in hopes to sell my ruger, sadly long story short.

    I built an AR-15 with the help of an uncle, and was able to put a couple hundred rounds through it, and as most guessed the addiction started. I bought my second rifle, a Ruger American .223 standard rifle. Sadly my stepfather isn't as accepting as my mother, even with all my precautions.(Locked gun, locked trigger, in a locked case with a separate locked container with my ammo, in a high area not easily accessible by my baby sister whom is 3yrs old.)I am only allowed to have 1 firearm, so I sold my rifle and now only own a ruger.

    So I come again to ask a curious question, how did (if you had any trouble) convince your parents that guns aren't some self aware, skynet ghost guns.
    Wow talk about thread necromancy. I started reading page one and confused why is a 2015 post on the front page and then I saw it.
    So yeah IMHO you might want to rethink spending any more money on firearms/ammo till you move out. Save up and move out. If that wont work then your options are live by there rules or hide them. I would say you could leave it with your uncle but the new rules on lending guns are cray cray.

    As for me personal, I got my first gun recently after having moved out long ago. But would not matter much, just last night I was visiting my mom and was cleaning my Sig on her coffee table. She only got mad when I made a mess on her coffee table.

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    • #77
      Anthony_C
      Junior Member
      • Sep 2015
      • 52

      Do I have a safe?

      Originally posted by myk
      Just lie and hide it. No one other than you should have access to your safe anyway. You do have a safe, don't you?
      No I do not, I do however have a locked pelican style box, the rifle has no bolt and has a lock through the bolt, has a trigger lock and is locked in a pelican style case. I have no ammo at the moment either.

      I WILL NOT COMPLY

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      • #78
        Anthony_C
        Junior Member
        • Sep 2015
        • 52

        I may have to go with the latter.

        My stepfather does not seem to be the type of being easily convinced, I will do a mixture of both as someone else said. My firearms are my business and no one else's (besides CA/Federal government). I will keep them in separate gun cases and keep them disarmed, empty and locked.

        Until the time is right, or I have enough funds to move, because if I move it ain't going to be somewhere else in California I will tell you that (Dallas/Georgia here I come).

        My uncle is already suggesting I buy a 80% lower and mill it out myself and make it featureless, stay with basic bare bones and put some furniture here and there.

        //PS. CA Law now requires me to be 21 to buy 100% lowers I believe. Correct me if I am wrong.

        I WILL NOT COMPLY

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