Turners in Rancho Cucamonga

[john67elco]

I just go pro and wrap the gun in a paper towel and throw a bike cable lock around it. Leave the mag in thats fine.

[Steve_In_29]

Is Wade fat?

[SloChicken]

But officer, i have my paper towel right here. That's pretty bad. I was ( and still am ) surprised that my LGS let me walk out of there store with a new gun in an unlocked factory case without question. I drive a truck so i have no way of locking the gun in a separate compartment. Seams like a good selling point to make sure your customer is legal. I would think they would at least have a printed hand out for transporting your firearm legally.

legal for a long gun. Not for a handgun or AW

[fastfiat]

legal for a long gun. Not for a handgun or AW

correct. Mine was a hand gun.

[DFence]

Nobody would have ended up in jail by following the advice of that particular sales guy. Nothing illegal about it at all. Silly advice? Yep. Illegal advice? Nope. Maybe you should stop ranting about stuff that will have no negative outcome whatsoever.

Well we know who works at Turners now.....


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[DFence]

But officer, i have my paper towel right here. That's pretty bad. I was ( and still am ) surprised that my LGS let me walk out of there store with a new gun in an unlocked factory case without question. I drive a truck so i have no way of locking the gun in a separate compartment. Seams like a good selling point to make sure your customer is legal. I would think they would at least have a printed hand out for transporting your firearm legally.

I see your point but is it the LGS employee's responsibility to ask what kind of vehicle you drive?? If you had a vehicle with a locking trunk and you placed that firearm inside of the trunk, then you would be legal.

When you bought your last car, did the salesman tell you all the laws to drive that new car home?

Something to consider is that I can imagine that most businesses wouldn't necessarily want their employees giving legal advice on their company's behalf either.




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[mtn1977]

Um wade is a csm at walmart in upland sooo ya, did I also mention I bought a handgun from the rancho store they handed me my gun and the box of ammo I requested and paid for the ammo and walked out the door with no lock

[Master Blaster]

If you can get to the trunk from the backseat. It is no longer considered a lockable. So I have heard....

[blkside]

Nobody would have ended up in jail by following the advice of that particular sales guy. Nothing illegal about it at all. Silly advice? Yep. Illegal advice? Nope. Maybe you should stop ranting about stuff that will have no negative outcome whatsoever.

Maybe we should let people pass along bad advice just cause you say so. Nope doesn't sit well with me. What if he would have went the other way and said "yeah loaded mags are fine in the gun as long as its locked"

You have no idea what the outcome is, are you psychic? Either way, sell your wares and leave the law giving to the DOJ.

You don't like my rant, here is some not illegal advice with no negative outcome whatsoever, STAY OUT OF THIS THREAD

[rambutan316]

I stopped shopping at Turners a long time ago. No need when there are plenty of smaller local gun shops.

[SDM44]

That's pretty bad. I was ( and still am ) surprised that my LGS let me walk out of there store with a new gun in an unlocked factory case without question.

Turners WC would ALWAYS let me do this with no questions asked. I wouldn't say anything or ask them about any laws, and they would just give me the handgun in an unsecured box that it came in, along with the lock still in the zip lock bag.

This was about 7-8 times from 2010-2012 and I know management has changed there since then (I haven't purchased or PPT'd a handgun there since, but that's because of other reasons), but seeing this thread and that post made me realize what I had experienced.

[.45heat]

I don't have a paper towel, but will a Kleenex do. hahaha

Turners has good ones. I sold a firearm to a co-worker.
He needed his HSC card, went to a Turners to take the HSC test, and was told that he can't take the HSC test there, only if he is buying the firearm from them.
Wow that's a new one. Anyways I just told him to make sure he has paper towels to legally transport the weapon. Buhahaha

[fastfiat]

I realize its not there responsibility to make sure your transporting your new firearm legally but just from a business standpoint i would be selling a lot more lockable boxes in my store.

[1911R SSS]

Turners has allot of characters working there, FDE tactical pants, para cord bracelet, tactical watch, funny stuff.

[sohappy]

So last month I was talking to a good friend about buying a gun. He didnt seem too interested but his g/f who is the sister of my friend decided they should get one.

Amurica!