That looks like a good solution. What is a "Go Magnet"? I'm guessing it has an adhesive back to adhere to the inside of the console cubby, then with magnets on the other side to hold the S&W secure?
Where do you store your firearms in your G2?
S&W sd9ve mounted using "Go-Magnets" in my center console. They work great!
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Be very careful using magnets on any handgun; the magnetism will cause the rounds to deviate towards north = missed target.
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I was hoping that the comment about magnets making rounds track toward magnetic north was tongue-in-cheek, but you never know. !
I will admit it, I was wrong. They'll actually turn NE due to the earths rotation.
I appreciate the security of the lock box, but a weapon is useless unless you can access it in seconds
That is why mine reside within easy reach; currently two are sitting here with me, one on my desk and an upright shotty on the floor.
Now this weekend all but one (holstered) will be locked away (grandkids visiting where I may be tempted to quiet them - or their parents).
But lock boxes are still useful, IE: if you have to leave it behind (court date, schools, etc.).
I will admit it, I was wrong. They'll actually turn NE due to the earths rotation.
I appreciate the security of the lock box, but a weapon is useless unless you can access it in seconds
That is why mine reside within easy reach; currently two are sitting here with me, one on my desk and an upright shotty on the floor.
Now this weekend all but one (holstered) will be locked away (grandkids visiting where I may be tempted to quiet them - or their parents).
But lock boxes are still useful, IE: if you have to leave it behind (court date, schools, etc.).
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There are many options, here are some commercial ones: Car Lockers ? Center of Mass | Quality Firearms Training & Accesories
I have used these AND given them away as gifts. They're pretty good and can generally be hidden underneath the seat.
Additionally, long ago when I was really cheap (and needed something much larger) I made similar ones out of old military ammo boxes. I both glued and bolted a strong hasp onto it. Once the JB Weld dried I buggered up the screwdriver slots and the threads on the other end then I added more glue. Throw in a security cable (wrapped around your seat base) and lock it up with a quality padlock.
Even though it won't hide under my seat it's my preferred one - used for guns, mad-cash and other items I don't wish the woman to find.
MAD AFTERTHOUGHT: I suggest rather than a metal gun you use one of those plastic ones. Come July, sitting in an Arizona car it will become too hot to handle; much like I found those Nogales bar maids - way back when I was a young soldier.
I have used these AND given them away as gifts. They're pretty good and can generally be hidden underneath the seat.
Additionally, long ago when I was really cheap (and needed something much larger) I made similar ones out of old military ammo boxes. I both glued and bolted a strong hasp onto it. Once the JB Weld dried I buggered up the screwdriver slots and the threads on the other end then I added more glue. Throw in a security cable (wrapped around your seat base) and lock it up with a quality padlock.
Even though it won't hide under my seat it's my preferred one - used for guns, mad-cash and other items I don't wish the woman to find.
MAD AFTERTHOUGHT: I suggest rather than a metal gun you use one of those plastic ones. Come July, sitting in an Arizona car it will become too hot to handle; much like I found those Nogales bar maids - way back when I was a young soldier.
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