How to safely carrying a gun in a gen 2 Raptor

[johndjmix]

I carry this, legal everywhere and non lethal, so when you make a mistake no one dies and you don’t spend life in jail shooting a kid that’s stealing your lightbar.

http://www.thepeppergun.com/

I can attest it causes Insane eve pain, makes it hard to breathe, and temporary blindness. No one is getting hit by this sucker and doing anything to you. They are down and feel like their dieing.

—john


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[GunMonkeyINTL]

I remember an instance were some PD were shot up with an AR and it made quick work of them with an AK47, the bullets went through and through the patrol car, went through the engine block, and all they had was their standard issued 40 cal Glock 22s. It sucked to be them, would not wanted to face that with a Glock lol

Dude. Just stop posting about guns. You’re making yourself look like an idiot. A 7.62x39 won’t put a bullet “through an engine block”. The pattern of a shotgun at legal self-defense distances doesn’t buy you the ability to hit with a miss. And, a .17 HMR is not a prime SD choice.

Just stop. I know Call of Duty is all cool and the gang, but declarative statements are best reserved for conversations on topics in which you have a clue.

 

[jamanrr]

Dude. Just stop posting about guns. You’re making yourself look like an idiot. A 7.62x39 won’t put a bullet “through an engine block”. The pattern of a shotgun at legal self-defense distances doesn’t buy you the ability to hit with a miss. And, a .17 HMR is not a prime SD choice.

Just stop. I know Call of Duty is all cool and the gang, but declarative statements are best reserved for conversations on topics in which you have a clue.

I know I drive a slow Baru sorry lost myself for a second

 

[txgunsntrucks]

Like this...View attachment 156027

Congrats. you found the worst place ever to put a weapon

 

[txgunsntrucks]

I remember an instance were some PD were shot up with an AR and it made quick work of them with an AK47, the bullets went through and through the patrol car, went through the engine block, and all they had was their standard issued 40 cal Glock 22s. It sucked to be them, would not wanted to face that with a Glock lol

Are you ******** retarded?

Great example of the internet being strewn with bad advice posted by people that think they know what they are talking about. Every ******** has a voice

 

[jamanrr]

Are you ******** retarded?

Great example of the internet being strewn with bad advice posted by people that think they know what they are talking about. Every ******** has a voice

How about you look up the West Memphis Kane shooting, and the bullets ricocheted off the engine block striking the officer in the head and removing his brains from its cranium cavity.

Oh I am nice on this board now trust me, but this is probably the roughest board I have ever seen as far as respect for other peoples ideas and comments.

 

[amREADY]

I don't know about the KSG, but a good rule of thumb for shotguns in general is not to transport them chambered. Many, if not most, aren't as safe to drop or thump on things as a modern pistol and a lot of folks have been hurt by accidental discharges.

Our ****** gun laws in Canada... can't have anything loaded in, on, or leaning against a vehicle. I hear you on the shotguns generally though. I guess that is why they call it cruiser ready. That's how we carry them in griz country, esp. if climbing around up and over things. I'm not big on trusting safeties as they have a habit of getting bumped or flicked when you least expect it. If a bear is threatening, then I chamber the shell and my 'finger is the safety'.

 

[amREADY]

Only problem is forgetting which load is chambered, since it only changes type after you rack it. I've heard the argument for less-lethal on one side, slugs on the other - but thats super risky if you forget what is in the chamber last.

I have one too, love it, but so far its a safe queen since I dont feel comfortable keeping a gun full time in the truck. It is pretty amazing to have the option of 24 rounds in one gun with aguila minishells thou.

I don't carry it as a truck gun. Can't do that easily here as it would need to be transported unloaded, then loaded if there was a problem. The risk profile where I live is very low anyway. I use mine as a camp/bush gun. Full strength slugs for bear on the default side. Then reduced recoil buck or #4 buck for other threats like cougars and other problem mammals.

I haven't used the mini's yet. Having 7 and 7 is plenty for me.

 

[amREADY]

I remember an instance were some PD were shot up with an AR and it made quick work of them with an AK47, the bullets went through and through the patrol car, went through the engine block, and all they had was their standard issued 40 cal Glock 22s. It sucked to be them, would not wanted to face that with a Glock lol

762 short isn't going through an engine block. Almost any long gun will be an advantage over a pistol in any greater than short range engagement as a general rule. If I was law enforcement, I'd want the option to have a carbine available, that's for sure.

 

[No Clue]

Congrats. you found the worst place ever to put a weapon

Oh, Ok. I'm certain that the engine bay or the bed would be the worst places to put a weapon, or you could realize that my post was facetious and not be a tool.