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By Purple Patrick · Posted
I've never been questioned on any traffic stops if I had any weapons. I also don't give the cop a reason to.
If they did though my answer would be yes Sir I do. When he asks why, I am a florist and work at a garden center so I think I'm pretty covered. Unless he asks why it's an Emerson haha
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Sure. Just write a bigger check. A T15 or T30 rated safe will be a lot more money, unless you find a good deal on a used one. And all the RSCs (residential security containers), including the one I have, are more vulnerable than the Zanotti. Any safe can be breached, given enough time and the right tools. My safe is only to prevent smash and grab. It's my alarm system that's the real deterrent by severely limiting the time available. -
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Good idea on how they ship. The question is... while they have the good stuff on the front, the sides are only 1/8th inch thick... Seems like can do better?
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By myhatinthering · Posted
of course you can carry on your property and as long as you are not being aggressive with the firearm, you will have no issues.
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