Securing an AR -- best options? - Page 3

johnwilliamson062 · April 8, 2018, 11:16 PM

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I'm LEGALLY & MORALLY covered for $15 the buyer pays on the rare occasion I sell something.

You realize $15 background checks are not available in some areas, right? In my are they will cost about double that and some have claimed closer to $100 in their area.

PlatinumCore16 · April 9, 2018, 06:29 AM

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Originally Posted by johnwilliamson062

You realize $15 background checks are not available in some areas, right? In my are they will cost about double that and some have claimed closer to $100 in their area.

Was unaware that $15 was not the national standard. I'd say try a different store, but I'm not sure that's a possibility for everyone.

spacemanspiff · April 9, 2018, 04:32 PM

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If you can't afford a 99 cent cabinet latch, you shouldn't have kids

Maybe you should do an infomercial? Encourage people to donate a few pennies each month so every home and apartment can have these 99 cent cabinet latches?

I can't say I would donate to this cause myself, as I would rather put those pennies towards rescuing abandoned kittens, but someone out there would definitely send money for such a worthy cause.

Yes, I would choose rescuing kittys instead of keeping little Johnny and Sally from drinking bleach, and I would also rescue kittys instead of furthering cancer research, and more importantly, I would choose the kittys over securing every gun in this country.

T. O'Heir · April 11, 2018, 02:53 PM

"...with enough time..." Yep. Measured in seconds. No case is thief proof. Hard cases are about keeping the thing from being damaged, not stolen.
"...convert my walk-in closet to a fortified gun bunker..." Put a combination lock on the door. You'll have to give her the numbers though. Assuming that's the only closet in the house. Mind you, just taking the bolt out renders the thing inoperable.
"...You are RESPONSIBLE for a dangerous weapon in the wrong hands..." No, you aren't(unless you're up here.). You are not responsible for the actions of any criminal who steals your firearms. Any more than you are if your vehicle is stolen. If somebody steals your property, you are the victim of a crime. Period.

JeepHammer · April 12, 2018, 04:56 AM

$10-$15 locally, the only prick that was charging $30 is out of business, as any dealer should be that won't do it reasonably.

The machine gun shoot is this weekend, I'll see old friends from the entire country and see what they are charging.

April 11, 2018, 02:53 PM	#54
T. O'Heir Senior Member Join Date: February 13, 2002 Location: Canada Posts: 12,453	"...with enough time..." Yep. Measured in seconds. No case is thief proof. Hard cases are about keeping the thing from being damaged, not stolen. "...convert my walk-in closet to a fortified gun bunker..." Put a combination lock on the door. You'll have to give her the numbers though. Assuming that's the only closet in the house. Mind you, just taking the bolt out renders the thing inoperable. "...You are RESPONSIBLE for a dangerous weapon in the wrong hands..." No, you aren't(unless you're up here.). You are not responsible for the actions of any criminal who steals your firearms. Any more than you are if your vehicle is stolen. If somebody steals your property, you are the victim of a crime. Period. __________________ Spelling and grammar count!

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April 12, 2018, 04:56 AM	#55
JeepHammer Junior member Join Date: February 27, 2015 Posts: 1,768	$10-$15 locally, the only prick that was charging $30 is out of business, as any dealer should be that won't do it reasonably. The machine gun shoot is this weekend, I'll see old friends from the entire country and see what they are charging.