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True, but if your bringing you car in for service, then odviously you know where you are going. Gotta be more careful where you leave your gun unattended. Flame On...
I dont disagree with you.
Personally I take my sidearm with me everywhere I go unless I am legally not allowed to do so.
I have yet to go to a service center that has signs posted saying concealed carry is not allowed so I would not have left my sidearm in the car.
To Steve... how the hell do you carry while in the car? I've thought about this and tried different possibilities but can't come up with the right solution. Either its safe but hard to get to or easy to get to but a PITA to live with in that location. What's your solution, if you don't mind me asking?
Thanks.
I have a Glock G42 slimline .380 and a custom leather IWB holster. Between the size and light weight of the pistol and the comfort of the holster it's easy and comfortable for me to carry in the car or most anywhere else and with most types of clothing.
If it was me I would be back up there as soon as I found out
Firearm theft is a felony. you are required to report it as soon as u found out.
file a report. if who ever stole it used it in a crime and gave it back there could be some serious questions asked. I have my serial numbers and pictures of all my firearms and I keep very good track of them.
No, the ones shooting each other are the drug dealers, but really average Joe's don't need them, there's not really a gun culture, I like shooting targets for fun but its always long guns mostly up here.
I understand your firearm registration law worked out so well it was scrapped
Virtually NO one registered their guns and the cost of the program was
MANY times what your left wing government admitted at first
I understand your firearm registration law worked out so well it was scrapped
Virtually NO one registered their guns and the cost of the program was
MANY times what your left wing government admitted at first
Actually all restricted and prohibited handguns are registered. It was only the Long Gun Registry that was done away with. In Canada you can transport your weapon only if secured in a lock box and with a trigger lock installed. Also it is only permitted to transport said weapon using a direct route to an approved shooting range.
This is how a law abiding citizen is required to do. I am only referring to Hand guns not long guns.
Oppositely speaking, if you are in your home you can virtually walk around naked with your loaded weapon and in past events the Castle Process has won in a court of law which gives you the right to protect a threat of life or limb. In short we can use deadly force up here in Canada and I for one will apologize over the perps dead body.
Now can we return to the actual subject of the Valet system not being a secure system.
Locked in the trunk, in a lock box, with a trigger lock on is legal storage and transport. Why blame the law abiding citizen instead of the law breaking thief.
There are lock boxes w/ cables that attach to your seat. Part of responsible gun ownership is to take a reasonable precaution when leaving it behind.
I would never ever leave a weapon unattended in a vehicle unless it was locked in such a box. The guy that did admits his mistake and is mentioning it to hopefully prevent others from making the same mistake. Kudos to him for that.
Police report submitted this morning. Nobody b****ed at me for doing it today. Investigator will be calling me and speaking to anyone (in person) that touched my car. Service manager engaged the service director. They say they will be reviewing tapes. I will press charges if caught. PDRs are still being reviewed but I don't expect to find anything
Thanks for all the positive feedback and suggestions.
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