Loaded gun in car illegal in La.?

Forgotten · Jan 7, 2020

It might not look like it but this Blackhawk serpa locks in place.

Bangswitch · Jan 7, 2020

Saw said:
Perez, cue the *extension* phrase!...wait...never mind.

Dang it I thought about it earlier and forgot to post it. Mis opportunities. :doh:

whbonney26 · Jan 7, 2020

Forgotten said:
It might not look like it but this Blackhawk serpa locks in place.
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And when you go to draw it does it say and allow the gun to be removed easily or does it move around and cause you to have to use your other hand to hold the holster? Just curious.

AustinBR · Jan 7, 2020

whbonney26 said:
And when you go to draw it does it say and allow the gun to be removed easily or does it move around and cause you to have to use your other hand to hold the holster? Just curious.

Next question is what do you do if you go into a gas station, grocery store, or restaurant? What about when you get home at night? Does the gun stay in the car overnight?

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bigtattoo79 · Jan 7, 2020

Forgotten said:
It might not look like it but this Blackhawk serpa locks in place.
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That looks like it would be awkward to draw from.

DAVE_M · Jan 7, 2020

bigtattoo79 said:
That looks like it would be awkward to draw from.

I'd be surprised to see how many people using steering column holsters actually practice with it.

MOTOR51 · Jan 7, 2020

My gun is usually in my cup holder in a kydex IWB holster when I’m in my personal vehicle. Poor choice? Maybe , but it works for me.

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DAVE_M · Jan 7, 2020

MOTOR51 said:
My gun is usually in my cup holder in a kydex IWB holster when I’m in my personal vehicle. Poor choice? Maybe , but it works for me.

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But where do you put your beer?

MOTOR51 · Jan 7, 2020

DAVE_M said:
But where do you put your beer?

I’m not a big drinker so not a problem for me.

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MetalVendor · Jan 7, 2020

MOTOR51 said:
My gun is usually in my cup holder in a kydex IWB holster when I’m in my personal vehicle. Poor choice? Maybe , but it works for me.

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Exactly. What some people might consider a "poor choice" for them, is the best option for others. It's really just personal preference. Not sure why some people are such a** clowns with their opinions.

thperez1972 · Jan 7, 2020

MOTOR51 said:
My gun is usually in my cup holder in a kydex IWB holster when I’m in my personal vehicle. Poor choice? Maybe , but it works for me.

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StephenWhoDat said:
Exactly. What some people might consider a "poor choice" for them, is the best option for others. It's really just personal preference. Not sure why some people are such a** clowns with their opinions.

Motor51 didn't say it was his best option. He just said it was his choice. In fact, he acknowledged the possibility that his choice was poor.

MOTOR51 · Jan 7, 2020

I’ll also go out on a limb and say that I’ve been to tons of crashes and have yet to see someone injured from an unsecured firearm.

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DAVE_M · Jan 7, 2020

MOTOR51 said:
I’ll also go out on a limb and say that I’ve been to tons of crashes and have yet to see someone injured from an unsecured firearm.

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How many of those crashes had a secured firearm?

MetalVendor · Jan 7, 2020

thperez1972 said:
Motor51 didn't say it was his best option. He just said it was his choice. In fact, he acknowledged the possibility that his choice was poor.

Fair enough. *Best option* was not the greatest choice of words there.

Forgotten · Jan 7, 2020

It's not awkward to grab but not as easy to re-holster . It doesnt move and is hidden well under the steering wheel. It lives in the jeep and doesnt get removed. It's more secure then most vehicles with proximity sensor. When the doors come off the jeep it goes in the lock box in another holster.

MOTOR51 · Jan 7, 2020

DAVE_M said:
How many of those crashes had a secured firearm?

Never saw one attached to a magnet but some had handguns and long guns in the vehicle. Here is a picture of a car that crashed during a pursuit. None of these were secured and no injuries from any firearms. If it’s that common for injuries from flying firearms, I guess these 2 guys should play the lottery.

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buttanic · Jan 7, 2020

Always AIWB when driving, if I have to bail for any reason I want it bailing with me.

MOTOR51 · Jan 7, 2020

I have seen injuries from improperly wearing a seatbelt. If your seatbelt is over your firearm placing the gun between the seatbelt and your body that could be a problem during a crash. I wouldn’t want a handgun crushing into my body when that seatbelt tightened up.

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MOTOR51 · Jan 7, 2020

buttanic said:
Always AIWB when driving, if I have to bail for any reason I want it bailing with me.

Just curious, what would make you bail from your vehicle?

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AustinBR · Jan 7, 2020

Forgotten said:
It's not awkward to grab but not as easy to re-holster . It doesnt move and is hidden well under the steering wheel. It lives in the jeep and doesnt get removed. It's more secure then most vehicles with proximity sensor. When the doors come off the jeep it goes in the lock box in another holster.

Not smart...vehicle breakins are incredibly common everywhere in the US. If someone just so happens to go in your vehicle, you just gave a criminal a gun that could be used to hurt someone.

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