Shops who install stash spots for a TL - like for a gun etc...

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05-26-2011, 07:26 PM

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Is this thread for real? LOL

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05-26-2011, 08:27 PM

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car being an extension of your home in Louisiana ftw!

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05-26-2011, 08:36 PM

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may i suggest a better ride?

introducing the T98:

or if you like something oldschool:

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05-30-2011, 08:23 PM

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Originally Posted by TRafalik

If you have it readily accessible you are going to have problems with cops. Keeping it in between the seats is illegal in Georgia for example. I would consult with a lawyer.

That's 100% bad information. I have lived in GA since 1991 and have been carrying ever since I've been able to. You can have your gun ANYWHERE in the car, permit or not. If you do NOT have a Georgia Weapons Carry License, all you have to do in order to keep it in your car is be ELIGIBLE for one - as in no felonies, etc.

Go to www.handgunlaw.us and check the info there. They've got some good stuff. BUT - I also highly recommend checking the official states statutes and codes as things change all the time during legislative sessions. If you have questions, find a lawyer who specializes in that and ask him/her. I am not a lawyer, but a pilot.

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Originally Posted by Nola2000TL

No, I get out of the car, put my hands behind my head, and let him know about the gun. This is done soon after I stop and in a calm fashion. I get out of the car immediately because a cop is going to feel very uneasy if you are within an arms reach of a loaded gun.

That's the most RIDICULOUS thing I have ever heard. Stay in your vehicle, and keep your hands on the steering wheel. One other thing that helps is turning your car off, and placing the keys on the dashboard. Getting out of the vehicle is NOT appropriate in ANY circumstance unless asked.

I just simply cannot believe a citizen of this nation would be so terrified of a traffic stop that one would exit the vehicle with his hands behind his head. That's just asinine. If I were the LEO that pulled you over and I saw your door swing open my hand would be on my gun faster than could imagine.

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07-03-2011, 08:47 PM

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Well I'm pretty late to this one, sorry Henry! Just move out to Texas man! When I was living out there I just put it in my seat pocket or when I carried my mini gun I would just it in the upper arm rest.

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07-04-2011, 01:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Karanx7

Honestly, you shouldn't carry a gun unless your are mentally prepared to shoot and kill someone. If your not willing to do so, then your basically carrying an unloaded gun, which is one of the stupidest things you could do.

Actually carrying a loaded gun that you're unwilling to use is worse than carrying an unloaded gun. An unloaded gun is unlikely to be used against you.