New Anti-Carjacking Device
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Dale64
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Firefighterchen
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eagleeyes:298939 said:
Depends on the state. Different states have different laws regaurding carrying in a vehicle. In Oregon I do not need a permit to carry in my vehicle, in WA I need a permit to carry in a vehicle and keep the firearm loaded. So, depending on your state, a permit may or may not be required, and if required may or may not cover vehicle carry. I advise you to go to your State's website, find the statutes and learn learn learn
Firefighterchen
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This is definitely a neat holster...but maybe it's just me being a skeptic...
I have seen a lot of car crashes. The position you should be in and the space around your body in a vehicle is supposed to be a certain way to give you the maximum benefit of the car's safety features. I would hate to see a broken tibia/fibula/kneecap/femur or a life/limb endangering laceration to the leg because the space for your legs has just drastically been reduced. Just like self defense, we usually don't decide when a car crash is going to happen, the time chooses us. It's all risk vs benefit, to each his own.
I have seen a lot of car crashes. The position you should be in and the space around your body in a vehicle is supposed to be a certain way to give you the maximum benefit of the car's safety features. I would hate to see a broken tibia/fibula/kneecap/femur or a life/limb endangering laceration to the leg because the space for your legs has just drastically been reduced. Just like self defense, we usually don't decide when a car crash is going to happen, the time chooses us. It's all risk vs benefit, to each his own.
Tucker's Mom
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Mine is underneath my seat secured by velcro and out of sight.
