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  • NationsMostWanted
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2010
    • 972

    Glock case used for transporting

    Trying get some answers. When moving my gun from trunk to a building. I read it has to be in a locked container. So since the Glock case doesn't come with a lock. I am able to wrap my red gun lock around the handles to lock my case. Technically it is lock and I can't pull the gun out, I can still open it up with a slight crack maybe a few inches to touch it. Do I have to buy a padlock to lock the case tight or would using my gunlock be ok as far as violations. I was refered here from another post. Thanks
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    BigDogatPlay
    Calguns Addict
    • Jun 2007
    • 7362

    Locking the case tight is the best bet. Is the red gun lock a state approved model, or was it supplied / purchased when you bought the gun?
    -- Rifle, Pistol, Shotgun

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    • #3
      NationsMostWanted
      Senior Member
      • Oct 2010
      • 972

      Originally posted by BigDogatPlay
      Locking the case tight is the best bet. Is the red gun lock a state approved model, or was it supplied / purchased when you bought the gun?
      It's the one that came with the gun
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      • #4
        meangreen46
        Senior Member
        • Jul 2010
        • 603

        Originally posted by NationsMostWanted
        It's the one that came with the gun
        I would go buy a new plastic case for it....real cheap. I believe the new cases come with lock holes on them. Buy yourself some cheap lock(s) and you should be good. Just my 2 cents.

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        • #5
          Ron-Solo
          In Memoriam
          • Jan 2009
          • 8581

          As long as the gun can't be removed with the lock on it, you are good to go.

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          • #6
            rdubya
            Member
            • Oct 2009
            • 145

            Drill a hole through the handles large enough for a lock to fit. Place lock through hole and lock when needed. Has there been any new laws as to size, strength, color, or Calif approved type lock needed yet?

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