How To Lock Your Gun In Your Car: Proper Gun Vehicle Storage | Geauga Firearms Academy

Published on January 27, 2017
Duration: 2:00

This guide, presented by Kim from Geauga Firearms Academy, details the proper method for securing a firearm in a vehicle. It emphasizes using a cabled steel lock box attached to the car's frame, preferably under the seat, as a secure alternative to easily compromised glove boxes or consoles. This method not only prevents theft but also demonstrates responsible gun ownership, offering potential legal protection.

Quick Summary

Proper gun vehicle storage involves using a steel lock box securely cabled to the car's frame, preferably under the seat. This method prevents theft and offers legal protection by showing reasonable steps were taken to secure the firearm, unlike easily compromised glove boxes or unlocked consoles.

Chapters

  1. 00:11Video Introduction & Purpose
  2. 00:34Unsafe Storage Methods
  3. 00:45Recommended Storage Solution
  4. 00:50Demonstrating Gun Securement
  5. 01:15Legal Protection & Responsibility
  6. 01:37Call to Action & Outro

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the safest way to store a gun in a car?

The safest method is to use a steel lock box securely cabled to the vehicle's frame, ideally placed under a seat. This prevents unauthorized access and theft, offering legal protection.

Why shouldn't I store my gun in the glove box?

Glove boxes, even if they lock, are not secure. They can be easily opened with simple tools, making them an unsafe place to store a firearm and leaving you vulnerable.

What are the benefits of using a cabled lock box for car gun storage?

Using a cabled steel lock box demonstrates you've taken reasonable steps to secure your firearm. This can provide legal protection if the gun is stolen, unlike leaving it unsecured.

What type of firearm was shown being stored in the video?

The video demonstrates securing a Sig Sauer P320 handgun inside a LockerDown steel lock box. The vehicle shown was a black Dodge Ram 1500 pickup truck.

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