Shotgun/Rifle in truck back window?
#13
Nontypical Buck
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From: S.W. Pa.-- Heart in North Central Pa. mountains-
....Still legal here in PA., but not as many do it anymore. You are just screaming for your piece to be stolen from the unattended vehicle. Another thing I never even considered was driving past a school with a gun visible. Sure could put a totally unassuming person in a big world of hurt real quick....... Man, how times have changed!! Not for the better, either, I feel.....
#14
Typical Buck
Joined: Mar 2007
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From: Wide open Nevada
Schools the P.O. court house libraries basicly any state or federal biulding or office it is a federal offense to even have a firearm in the vehical plain view or locked in the trunk .
I think public opin has as much to do with it as the certainty of getting ripped off .
It was nice when seatbelts were a personal choice doors were never locked and if you went some place and your car wasn't where you parcked it your buddy moved it to the other side of the lot to mess with you I hard ly leave it unlocked in the driveway and I live in a sort of U2K Mayberry.
I think public opin has as much to do with it as the certainty of getting ripped off .
It was nice when seatbelts were a personal choice doors were never locked and if you went some place and your car wasn't where you parcked it your buddy moved it to the other side of the lot to mess with you I hard ly leave it unlocked in the driveway and I live in a sort of U2K Mayberry.
#15
Fork Horn
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Another thing I never even considered was driving past a school with a gun visible. Sure could put a totally unassuming person in a big world of hurt real quick....... Man, how times have changed!! Not for the better, either, I feel.....
Another thing I never even considered was driving past a school with a gun visible. Sure could put a totally unassuming person in a big world of hurt real quick....... Man, how times have changed!! Not for the better, either, I feel.....
#16
The social acceptability of the gun rack has certainly changed but it also depends on where you are. I go to school in Mass and people here would have an absolute hissy fit if they saw a gun in the back window of a truck, especially one of those scary "black guns". If I was riding around back home in upstate NY I doubt anyone would give it a second look.
#17
Giant Nontypical
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It islegal in my home state but I would never wantonly advertise that I had something like that in the truck/car. Too many nutjobs running around that may try to ruin your day.
#19
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CZ2506----Ah the good old days. Back in the late seventy's my friends and I wouldshoot ducks by the Philly airport in the early AM. and get to school in time for home room.The shotguns in the car and maybe a few shells you missed stillinour pockets. My environmental science teacher even had me bring my shot shell reloader, powder and all into class to give a demonstration.Try that today!!!!!!! Ken
#20
Im only 20 and remember when i got my license at 16. I lived in ALabama with my mom in the middle of nowhere. We used to go to school on the half days during the huning seasona nd everyone would ahve there 4wheelers with treestands or dogs in the back of their truck and guns in the front with the doors locked ready to go hunt when school got over. We never had a problem from anyone. The principal and the school cop knew the guns were there but noone cared. Our AG teacher brought in guns for us to handle during our hunter education during school. If you failed it you failed part of the year.



