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  • #31
    robledo
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2013
    • 978

    Originally posted by RedFord150
    ^^^^Worst advice ever.
    Hiding guns or putting them up high does not stop children from finding or reaching them, ever. If a child accesses your gun, you are criminally liable. This means prison for those of you on the slower side.
    Your kids might be perfect. How about the kids they bring over?
    Put a little effort and a few $ into securing your guns.
    If it wasn't made clear enough I do own a safe which stays locked when I am out of the house or when I see fit which obviously includes when other children are over. Not to mention I have a lock on my bedroom door. My response was in reference to a middle of the night hd situation. Of course a shelf is not a substitute for a decent safe 24/7
    Last edited by robledo; 10-29-2014, 2:33 PM.

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    • #32
      dozer wright
      Veteran Member
      • Mar 2012
      • 2764

      Win

      Originally posted by Virus55
      I keep my carry gun in my night stand with me and it goes with me when I leave the house or I lock it in my 48 gun safe. I should get a small safe
      Originally posted by Californio
      Rhodesian Ridgeback's
      No gun needed.

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      • #33
        Omnomagon
        Senior Member
        • Jun 2014
        • 689

        Has anyone bought or tried out a Titan gun safe? I've seen them at gun shows and wonder if they're any good. Looks like they're all mechanical.

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        • #34
          SDM44
          Veteran Member
          • Jul 2010
          • 3898

          After hearing about some scary home invasion stories (some of them from people who experienced it themselves), I keep a dummy safe and handgun next to my nightstand, while keeping my loaded handgun very close nearby with a reach of the hand while I'm in bed.... and it's still secured.

          The stories I've heard dealt with the intruder finding the weapon at the home owner's bedside and using it on them (not shooting them, but pistol-whipping or holding them at gun point). I'm a deep sleeper so I keep a cheap metal safe open at night with an unloaded Glock next to my bed (with firing pin removed from the slide) so anybody who grabs it and tries to use it will have a hunk of metal & plastic in their hand.

          Granted that may be rare or sound paranoid on my part, but it doesn't take much to do any extra precautions in the house. Just like adding fake security cameras around your house in plain view, while hiding the real ones nearby.

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          • #35
            dbbspider
            Member
            • Nov 2008
            • 334

            I keep a 44 special revolver in a small safe in night stand locked. I'm trying to find a way to keep my shot gun nearby but with a lock that's quick release but kidproof.

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            • #36
              XDJYo
              Calguns Addict
              • Apr 2012
              • 7092

              I have three little children in the house. 3 HD pistols. At night, the pistols come out and the kids get locked up in the closet. LOL! JK.

              No kids, but the pistols are in a bedside Gunvault.


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