Rifle Storage

[smurfslayer]

That being said there's definitely risks I'm willing to take v.s the "what ifs." In this day in age I'm more worried about needing my firearms than what will happen if I roll the truck over.

heh. In this day and age you should be concerned about others helping roll your truck over probably more than rolling the truck over yourself !

As a high school prank, 3 friends and I moved one of our teacher’s car. She had a good sense of humor and a rather small Japanese car. We moved it several space over by picking it up and moving it a few feet at a time first front, then back. We then made up some lame excuse for her to get something she must have forgotten in her car. We had a hoot.

I’m sure it would take several more average adult males. Multiply by 1.5 for the scrawny, disaffected Bernie Bro/ho supporting, latte sipping antifa wannabe crowd but still doable.

You know the risks, and are an adult so

 

[MatsiCrisol]

Maybe check online forums or YouTube for wiring tips specific to your vehicle model—it's usually packed with helpful DIY guides.

 

[jAKe47]

Maybe check online forums or YouTube for wiring tips specific to your vehicle model—it's usually packed with helpful DIY guides.

Yeah, if only there were a forum specifically for Ford Raptors. That would be pretty cool.

 

[FoxHodgess]

Hey, that's a smart setup for storing your rifle securely! When I installed a gun rack in my truck, I had similar thoughts about wiring it for convenience. I remember wiring it to a custom switch panel I installed near the dashboard. It made accessing it quick and easy, especially when out hunting or at the range.As for wiring advice, ensuring proper fuse protection and using quality wiring is key. It's important to do it right to avoid any issues down the road. And speaking of responsibility, it's crucial to always follow the rules with illegal modified guns. Keeping things legal ensures everyone's safety and enjoyment of firearms.