Do you leave guns laying around the house in different rooms

I also carry, just in case there's trouble in the hallway, Woody.:mrgreen:

I keep a 12 gauge in my closet, a .45 with a light on the rail in my night stand and a .40 in a downstairs closet. All loaded, nothing chambered. No kids.

I only have 1 gun, so when Im at home, it stays in my bedroom, under the bed, loaded but not chambered.

None hidden. I usually have something close at hand though. Just enough to get me to the Ithaca.

All in the safe, cept a .357 in my closet (top shelf) nearby. No children now.

Not all over the house. I still live with my parents at the current time (hey, I can't afford a soda, let alone an apartment right now) and my dad is anti. So he doesn't even know there are four guns in the house (he believes mom's is the only one). Mine are in danger all the time of being turned over to the cops out of spite from my father (he always threatens if he finds a handgun in the house I'll never see it again). So I usually keep my Bersa in the drawer in my bathroom, my Sig stays by the bed, and my 686 stays in a dresser. They all come out each morning and go in to a backpack and go to work with me, then they are returned to their rightful places at night.

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Originally Posted by SuckLead

Not all over the house. I still live with my parents at the current time (hey, I can't afford a soda, let alone an apartment right now) and my dad is anti. So he doesn't even know there are four guns in the house (he believes mom's is the only one). Mine are in danger all the time of being turned over to the cops out of spite from my father (he always threatens if he finds a handgun in the house I'll never see it again). So I usually keep my Bersa in the drawer in my bathroom, my Sig stays by the bed, and my 686 stays in a dresser. They all come out each morning and go in to a backpack and go to work with me, then they are returned to their rightful places at night.

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That's horrible. Couldn't imagine my father being afraid of weapons. I know too well what you're financial situation is like. I wouldn't even be going to college right now if it wasn't for the Army. I'd still be digging ditches and laying pipe.

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That's horrible. Couldn't imagine my father being afraid of weapons. I know too well what you're financial situation is like. I wouldn't even be going to college right now if it wasn't for the Army. I'd still be digging ditches and laying pipe.

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My dad blames Vietnam. But he seems to be ok with rifles, at least some (he was like a big kid the day he came to see my job and I put a Garand in his hands) but he hates handguns. And he's the type who thinks a potential victim using a gun to defend themselves is a good reason to be anti. It's amazing.

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But he seems to be ok with rifles, at least some (he was like a big kid the day he came to see my job and I put a Garand in his hands) but he hates handguns.

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First I've heard that one. He even likes evil semi-auto military rifles. Go figure.

Anyway, good luck with that.:smt023

Kids at home-gun on waist.

I usually keep one around where I'm at and one in the gun case.

Yes: Just me and the wife here. A gun wont help you when it is locked in a safe. In fact the home invaders will probably force you to open your safe before they do away with you. I keep a CZ 75 loaded with 16 rds of gold dots and the wife has a S&W model 60 full of hydra shocks. These guns are well concealed in my home where the average burglar wouldn't find them. I also keep another old S&W .38 under the bathroom sink. Oh yes I forgot to mention the PPK in my back pocket.