How this was done?
JK Freak
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From: The living room
I think I fixed your post in my quote (see RED).
I know exactly how you feel. It always shocks me a bit when the "where can I mount my gun" threads come up. Kinda "dangerous"!!
To you USA'ers...seriously, do you like live in dangerous areas or need to be in a constant state of defense? I have a shotgun locked up at home in case zombies start to roam the land, but other than that, I don't get it.
Grant
I know exactly how you feel. It always shocks me a bit when the "where can I mount my gun" threads come up. Kinda "dangerous"!!
To you USA'ers...seriously, do you like live in dangerous areas or need to be in a constant state of defense? I have a shotgun locked up at home in case zombies start to roam the land, but other than that, I don't get it.
Grant
JK Freak
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From: las vegas, nv.
I think I fixed your post in my quote (see RED).
I know exactly how you feel. It always shocks me a bit when the "where can I mount my gun" threads come up. Kinda "dangerous"...like a spy movie kinda feel!! Hard to describe.
To you USA'ers...seriously, do you like live in dangerous areas or need to be in a constant state of defense? I have a shotgun locked up at home in case zombies start to roam the land, but other than that, I don't get it.
Grant
I know exactly how you feel. It always shocks me a bit when the "where can I mount my gun" threads come up. Kinda "dangerous"...like a spy movie kinda feel!! Hard to describe.
To you USA'ers...seriously, do you like live in dangerous areas or need to be in a constant state of defense? I have a shotgun locked up at home in case zombies start to roam the land, but other than that, I don't get it.
Grant
JK Freak
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From: The living room
It's not that tough, GUN,, upside down,, barrel pointing to rear of jeep, handle pointing front of jeep, put it between E-brake handle and console, go get your gun and sit in your jeep and place it there and check it out.
JK Junkie
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From: - - Jeep-topia - -
Originally Posted by zap
Better to have it and not need it... Well you know.
Here in the US its a right, and a privilege. Crime really isn't that bad depending on where you reside,but the one thing that remains is the possibility for the unexpected.
Anytime my chick goes out alone at night, to meet with the girls or go do other girly stuff. She can't get out the door without me double checking she has good old reliable in her bag. If that sounds funny to you, then call me crazy.
How about when you head to the trails or out on a hunting trip? Shotgun does no good in the closet out there
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JK Freak
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From: springfield, mo
Originally Posted by zap
It's an actual holster you can buy... Goes for about $35
Originally Posted by zap
http://www.gumcreekcustoms.com/Universal-Vehicle-Handgun-Holster-Mount-p5.html
Link if you are interested
Link if you are interested
JK Newbie
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From: Dallas
Originally Posted by sa29560
Funny thing is they don't know.
Here in the US its a right, and a privilege. Crime really isn't that bad depending on where you reside,but the one thing that remains is the possibility for the unexpected.
Anytime my chick goes out alone at night, to meet with the girls or go do other girly stuff. She can't get out the door without me double checking she has good old reliable in her bag. If that sounds funny to you, then call me crazy.
How about when you head to the trails or out on a hunting trip? Shotgun does no good in the closet out there
JK Junkie
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From: - - Jeep-topia - -
Originally Posted by zap
I was mostly relating to the quote "better to have it and not need it, than to need it not have it"
Couldn't agree more.
JK Super Freak
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From: Aurora, Colorado, United States
I think I fixed your post in my quote (see RED).
I know exactly how you feel. It always shocks me a bit when the "where can I mount my gun" threads come up. Kinda "dangerous"...like a spy movie kinda feel!! Hard to describe.
To you USA'ers...seriously, do you like live in dangerous areas or need to be in a constant state of defense? I have a shotgun locked up at home in case zombies start to roam the land, but other than that, I don't get it.
Grant
I know exactly how you feel. It always shocks me a bit when the "where can I mount my gun" threads come up. Kinda "dangerous"...like a spy movie kinda feel!! Hard to describe.
To you USA'ers...seriously, do you like live in dangerous areas or need to be in a constant state of defense? I have a shotgun locked up at home in case zombies start to roam the land, but other than that, I don't get it.
Grant
In Cornwall they didnt have the robberies and thefts and car jackings because their "organized crime" doesnt petty themselves with that. Here on the other hand thugs will do what ever is easy and quick.
Back on topic that is an awesome mount, i wonder how well it would be in our jeep though. The 4runner has allot more legroom under the dash.
Last edited by The_Yeti; Sep 14, 2011 at 01:00 PM.
JK Freak
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From: Arizona
Gun pointed towards passengers?! Tim, I can only imagine if you ever had to pull/use that firearm in the heat of the moment...you should have the handle closest to you! Do you carry hot?
JK Newbie
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From: Dallas
Originally Posted by awesomo
Gun pointed towards passengers?! Tim, I can only imagine if you ever had to pull/use that firearm in the heat of the moment...you should have the handle closest to you! Do you carry hot?