Oneslackr

Those of you storing your guns behind the infotainment screen might want to watch this. Don't end up having this happen to you. Skip to the 5 min 40 sec mark & watch from there.

BEAR-AvHistory

Which is why deciding to carry is a very serious decision. Its so serious that the right to make that decision has its own section, the 2nd amendment, of the US Constitution. The basic document that established the national government and fundamental laws, and guaranteed certain basic rights for its citizens. Its not a permission slip for the population its a document that restricts what power the government has over them.

Had a machine gun, Browning M2 .50 caliber, on my M88 but think one might be a little over the top on my car.

BTW don't think you would be very happy in NC.

orca1946

This has gone a LONG way from "Where & how" to store a gun!

Deepdiver

TyBoo

If I recall there wasn't an easy spot to thread the cable that came with the box so I simply put it in the compartment. I may not have been as legal as I thought I was but I was happy with it.

I have permits for the states I frequent but rarely carry at all in the car. I figure there is a much greater chance of being smashed by a truck than accosted by a bad guy. I have no qualms with those who feel otherwise as long as they are responsible with their decision.

Deepdiver

I have carry permits as well. The issue is during the times that you're carrying and you need to enter a prohibited area, like a school, post office, courthouse, etc. Let's face it, we're not gonna drive all he way home to put the firearm in the safe and then drive to the prohibited area. In those instances the law allows us to store the firearm in the vehicle. I'm just trying to figure out how people are complying (in CA) with this (note: the cubby behind the infotainment screen is a gray area since it may be considered a "utility compartment" which is prohibited for firearm storage).

KenHorse

My suggestion (that I make very seriously) is for you NOT to make authoritative posts which display your lack of even the most elementary level of knowledge

Jmhornz71

Well how about this It would be a bit of a pain. put it on top of the foam that sits above the battery you could even carve it out to fit the shape of your gun . unless people knew corvettes there isnt any indication of anything being under the carpet

Deepdiver

^ although creative, that wouldn't be considered legal. The firearm needs to in a locked container (that's not a glove or utility compartment) and must be mounted or tethered to the car.

TSLAVette

The Prius forum can be found elsewhere. Look no further than our country's political landscape. There are crazy people who do crazy things. Defending oneself and one's family is about the least crazy thing you can do if God forbid, the situation were to arise. Better to have and not need than to need and not have. Regarding your rockets - this is NOT rocket science.

ImpliedConsent

I guess you're talking about Virginia?

Deepdiver

read my posts since reviving this thread. I've referenced CA several times and have not mentioned VA.

ImpliedConsent

My bad. It looked like you were speaking for Virgina - you know, where Jmhornz71 is from?