Handgun Safes

[Bawanna]

Well thats one of them laptop computers, I seen them lots. You tripped me up with the Think Pad lingo. I visualized like a pillow that lets ya think without getting a headache or something.

Far as that obtuse you suffer from (I didn't know) maybe you could get that Jillian to come down and work out with ya, beat ya some and you'll be back to your fighting weight in no time.
I'm thinking of calling her myself. I'd prefer Bob but that might look kind of unnatural mano mano and all.

[Willieboy]

Well thats one of them laptop computers, I seen them lots. You tripped me up with the Think Pad lingo. I visualized like a pillow that lets ya think without getting a headache or something.

You are a renaissance man Bawanna!

Far as that obtuse you suffer from (I didn't know) maybe you could get that Jillian to come down and work out with ya, beat ya some and you'll be back to your fighting weight in no time.

And a linguist too!

I'm thinking of calling her myself. I'd prefer Bob but that might look kind of unnatural mano mano and all.

[jlottmc]

I have a small keyable safe that I use in my truck sometimes. I use it only when I need a safe place to keep my pistol when I can't carry in. Though now that I think about it, I don't use it that much, and just don't disarm much these days.

[Bawanna]

Sure kick a man when he's dumb.

I gotta look up that renaisance word, I'm thinking alot of violin and Cello playing, kind of like Shakespear plays and stuff.

Far as being a linguist, I tried that thinking it was pretty cool but couldn't get the hang of talking without moving my mouth.
That one on TV with Acmed the blown up terrorist, and Jalapeno, he's darn good. Like watching him.

[TucsonMTB]

Well thats one of them laptop computers, I seen them lots. You tripped me up with the Think Pad lingo. I visualized like a pillow that lets ya think without getting a headache or something.

Close! The original IBM Think Pad was a paper notebook issued to most employees with the word "Think" printed in bold letters on the front cover. At least that's what the IBM ThinkPad Group marketing types told me a long time ago when IBM still owned that product line.

[Bawanna]

Close! The original IBM Think Pad was a paper notebook issued to most employees with the word "Think" printed in bold letters on the front cover. At least that's what the IBM ThinkPad Group marketing types told me a long time ago when IBM still owned that product line.

So if I was to buy me one of them IBM Think Pad's with "Think" in bold letters on it could I be wicked smart like the rest of you fella's, or at least able to fake it so I don't look like a cave man. I'm startin to feel a little self concious.

[TucsonMTB]

So if I was to buy me one of them IBM Think Pad's with "Think" in bold letters on it could I be wicked smart like the rest of you fella's, or at least able to fake it so I don't look like a cave man. I'm startin to feel a little self conscious.

I'm sure that was part of the original marketing. Didn't work for me.

Don't confuse fluff with being smart about things that matter, as you are.

[Bawanna]

I'm sure that was part of the original marketing. Didn't work for me.

Don't confuse fluff with being smart about things that matter, as you are.

Ya made me blush I think. Thank you.

[houdini]

I keep a mini vault in my closet on top self.

[AIRret]

What about car safes
























What about car safes? Any recommendations?

[LaP]

In my car, I keep a clamshell style locking device (LifeJacket) that's cabled to my car seat. I use it whenever I need to enter a Post Office, Police Station, or other government buildings.
Here's some info and photos:http://www.opticsplanet.net/sportloc...r-pistols.html

[Thunder71]

Stay away from electronic safes and get yourself one of these:

http://www.vlineind.com/html/top_draw.html

Or any of their other offerings. Reliable, secure and well made... no batteries, no plug ins, just good old reliable mechanics.

I have a GunVault, worst purchase I have ever made in the gun world.

[JohnR]

I use two simple solutions to comply with Florida's law about locking guns with kids in the house. In my nightstand sits my Ruger P345 in one of those soft sided triangular zippered cases. I bought a small luggage padlock with a combination I can set (so I can remember it.). Only three tumblers, so not too difficult.

In my home/office, my EDC sits in my briefcase (when not on my belt), which has a built-in combination lock.

When our detached garage is finished out as my office, I'm going to build a safe into the wall, and probably use a combination lock instead of a key or biometric. I'll even hang a picture in front of it.

[OldLincoln]

Car safes....

No real quick access unless your vehicle and state laws accommodates.

The Nano is cheap at under $30. 1 gun fits and it has a cable to secure it to the seat frame. They don't fit under my seats so they only go in the trunk for me.

I like the notion of a pistol safe I saw for trucks and some cars. It's tall and narrow and your gun slides into it like a holster then goes down when closed. You unlock it with a finger code and it pops up ready to draw.

My latest like is a Bulldog trunk safe that has a mounting shell that the safe slides into. You unlock the safe and slide it out to access. It's more secure than a cable and easier to slide out and take with you.

[JohnR]

To me, the only use a car safe would have is to safely store your gun while you have to run inside a school or other "prohibited area." No particular need to access it quickly in those circumstances.