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Gun Control & RKBA

yagotme

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14. Secure is proper, per your definition,

Reply to rickford66 (Reply #13)

Wed Jan 25, 2017, 04:54 PM

Jan 2017

except the "cannot be moved" is really hard to implement. If they REALLY wanted the guns, they could tow the whole car somewhere else, and oxy/acetelene them out.

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AR-15 stolen from unmarked Ramsey County squad car [View all] sarisataka Jan 2017 OP

This is why the thugs in blue can't be trusted with weapons scscholar Jan 2017 #1

I take it you didn't find it. linuxman Jan 2017 #4

Not much of a "secured locked rifle mount" was it. rickford66 Jan 2017 #2

It probably worked great for what it was designed for. ManiacJoe Jan 2017 #7

And how would you secure the weapon, and still have it available when needed? oneshooter Jan 2017 #8

I don't really care. I just said it wasn't secure. rickford66 Jan 2017 #9

Well, actually, it was "secured". yagotme Jan 2017 #12

Maybe secured was the wrong description rickford66 Jan 2017 #13

Secure is proper, per your definition, yagotme Jan 2017 #14

If it was welded in, it would be secured. rickford66 Jan 2017 #15

Just pointing out that a determined thief yagotme Jan 2017 #16

Should of had the car locked in the garage. Throck Jan 2017 #3

Well, I'll cancel the welder/locksmith appointment & wait for AllNew! gun ban standards. Eleanors38 Jan 2017 #5

I am officially a senior citizen but Hangingon Jan 2017 #10

Should have been in the armory... yagotme Jan 2017 #6

Why would they go to so much trouble when ARs can be found on US streets. aikoaiko Jan 2017 #11