Thread: Firearms in Vehicles

Originally Posted by Kiwi Sapper

Perhaps not.

Today, I took my 1900's 12 gauge hammer, rolled wire barreled shotgun to the gunsmith for his opinion on safety for firing. I had expected to leave it with him but he did the task on the spot and I had to take it away....which was a little inconvenient as supermarket shopping was next on my "to do list".

I decided not to leave it in the car, nor go home and then return to the Countdown supermarket, so slung the gun inside the padded bag diagonally across my back and wheeled the trolley around, completed the shopping, did the check out after waiting in queue, had a discussion with check out supervisor re undercharging and all with no "looks" or questions.

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That could be a useful side effect of a large chunk of the general public not knowing one end of a firearm from the other. As long as it is in a case they may not recognise it for what it is and get in a panic expecting lead to start flying .

Any one know of a guitar case going cheap ?

Originally Posted by Ftx325

That could be a useful side effect of a large chunk of the general public not knowing one end of a firearm from the other. As long as it is in a case they may not recognise it for what it is and get in a panic expecting lead to start flying .

Any one know of a guitar case going cheap ?

SHITt.....You gotta "Chicago Piano"?