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yea...that's one of the inaccuracies i keep seeing in these videos..they show relatively long bursts, when in reality most gunners and most fighter pilots usually only took 1-2 second bursts..... the other thing......most fighters with wing mounted guns had a convergence set. usually this was 250 yards or less....which when you consider the speeds they were flying....that's up close and personal

IANAL, and AFAIK there are no laws or requirements around how a firearm is to be stored, which is what is effectively happening here. Further more, in a different thread, @High Exposure referenced avoiding unnecessary administrative handling of your firearm, to minimize risk. That said, it makes common sense that your approach should be: remove your handgun from your body, have it remain in the holster if possible, and lock the whole thing up "as is" in a secure safe in your vehicle. But then again we're dealing with NJ, and WTFRK?