Posted on Feb 9, 2022

An Official Journal Of The NRA | Handbook: Carrying a Firearm in your Vehicle

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I reckon a lot of us have already figured out how we're going to do this. To the new owners, a beginning of understanding the nuances.
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MSgt Robert "Rock" Aldi, MSgt David Hoffman,
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An Official Journal Of The NRA | Handbook: Carrying a Firearm in your Vehicle

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SFC Ralph E Kelley

Posted 2 y ago

I disagree with leaving any firearm secured/unsecured in a vehicle.
I maintain positive control using a crossdraw holster when driving.
Once I am outside the vehicle I re-position it near my ready hand.

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I also won't leave a gun in a vehicle. I will however remove it from my person when driving and position it securely, within easy reach inside the vehicle. Other than my old Pickup, my vehicles have tight bucket seats that hamper the ability to draw. I am proficient with my off hand thus widening the possible in-car locations.

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