So, who's still got a gun rack on their pickup?

[DanB]

Can't put a gun rack in my truck. Rear seat headrests are huge. I've contemplated the roof mount type. It would definitely be less visible. However. My truck stays in the driveway. I don't like the idea of parking overnight and leaving a gun in the truck.

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[870WingBlaster]

 

[frankos72]

with a handgun license, you can carry inside vehichle any way you want as far as i know.

Handgun any way. Shotgun or rifle, you can have the magazine loaded, but the chamber must be empty.

 

[retrieverman]

Not only do I not have a gun rack in my back window, I won't even put any stickers (political, 2A, etc) on my truck. I don't want to draw any undue attention.

 

[Okie4570]

Not only do I not have a gun rack in my back window, I won't even put any stickers (political, 2A, etc) on my truck. I don't want to draw any undue attention.

Bingo. Not being noticed is the best way to be noticed. I'm amazed at how many rural folks leave their archery targets out, shooting targets up, etc............and they wonder why they get broken into? Living out with no neighbors around, and they advertise to everyone who drives by that they've got guns in the house?

 

[TerryMiller]

I think gunracks in truck windows are a throwback--a throwback to the days when both guns and pickups were considered to be tools and not toys.

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[TerryMiller]

Not only do I not have a gun rack in my back window, I won't even put any stickers (political, 2A, etc) on my truck. I don't want to draw any undue attention.

I completely agree.

However, I have been tempted to buy one of those signs that one can program a message on that shows up in lights and scrolls across. I could so much enjoy sending messages to the idiots behind me. You know, like passing someone with an Obama/Biden campaign sticker and asking, "How's Obumbo working out for you?" Of course, I'd then have to deal with idiots even worse.

 

[tran]

Really?

Hd one in my pick up, back in high school (Nacogdoches, Texas) and even kept a gun it it during hunting season. Times have changed!

 

[TonyRumore]

Bingo. Not being noticed is the best way to be noticed. I'm amazed at how many rural folks leave their archery targets out, shooting targets up, etc............and they wonder why they get broken into? Living out with no neighbors around, and they advertise to everyone who drives by that they've got guns in the house?

That's true, but I sure don't know anyone that lives out in the country, that doesn't have a bunch of guns. That's just a given, whether there are targets out or not.

Tony

 

[becker_atc]

We have one in one of our farm trucks. It's generally empty but lot of times when out and about has a h&r single shot 12g in it

It the kind of truck with big tool box, welder, air compressor ect

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