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Behind the door guns ??

Discussion in 'Tactical And Home Defense' started by Djcala, Oct 29, 2018.

  1. Djcala

    Djcala .30-06 Supporter

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    So who all has the good ole behind the door gun anymore ? Anyone ? I know today much to do about security locks and kid proof etc... I support that but its not an issue for us. Just curious if im lone survivor in the old behind the door gun ? 20181029_224153-1.jpg behind the bedroom door for serious emergency, hung high but easily grabbed. With door open never gets seen, by anyone walking in or out. Only people in our sanctuary with door closed is me and momma.
    Djcala, Oct 29, 2018
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  2. Elbert Garrett

    Elbert Garrett .30-06 Supporter

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    I`m in a rural setting with no kids here in the house and we seldom have company if ever so I keep the SW in the living nose down on the ready....

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    Elbert Garrett, Oct 30, 2018
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  3. Djcala

    Djcala .30-06 Supporter

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    Very nice
    Djcala, Oct 30, 2018
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  4. Bobster

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    Nothing behind the door here but when I was working on yachts it was common to find one on the back of a hatch or door nearest the helm. Usually a "marine" version of a 500, short-barreled with pistol grip (only).
    Bobster, Oct 30, 2018
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  5. John A.

    John A. I'm "THAT" guy Staff Member Global Moderator Moderator

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    That wasn't really a thing when I was growing up, so I haven't ever really done that.

    But I do have several security cameras all around the property that I can check without ever having to peek through the blinds or cracking a door to find out who's knocking.

    There may be a few accessible things throughout the house though. We do have young grandkids, so my stuff is well hidden, and out of reach of little ones, but easily accessible for me and my wife if we think we need to.

    But just not right at the door. I figure if someone is trying to bust or push their way through, I may not could reach it in time and I don't want it to be unacessible. So mine isn't located "right there".
    John A., Oct 30, 2018
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  6. meanstreak

    meanstreak .30-06 Supporter "Philanthropist"

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    Bedroom. Where I'm heading first hint of trouble.
    meanstreak, Oct 31, 2018
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  7. Djcala

    Djcala .30-06 Supporter

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    Yes this is masterbed door simply a hidden in plain site spot. No more detail other than simply one layer of a pretty thick onion ;)
    Djcala, Oct 31, 2018
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  8. stigmata

    stigmata 20g

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    Growing up my dad had his in the closet but ready. Now that all the kids are gone it's on the top of the dresser.....Lol.
    As for me, not behind the door but in my walk in closet, loaded and easy to deploy.

    The art still lives, just in various forms.
    stigmata, Nov 20, 2018
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  9. dieselmudder

    dieselmudder .30-06 Elite Member "Philanthropist"

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    Nothing behind the door since we have 4 kids in the house. Occassionally if coyotes start becoming a nuisance I'll set one beside the back door before bed.

    I did get a nifty little gadget in one of my recent Man Cans, it's from Keybar. A cube that mounts to the wall, with a "trigger" and locks a QD mount for hanging a firearm.

    I have thought about utilizing it for the 9mm AR pistol

    https://www.keybar.us/product/trigger-cube/

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    dieselmudder, Nov 20, 2018
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  10. oli700

    oli700 12g Supporter "Philanthropist"

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    oli700, Nov 20, 2018
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  11. Djcala

    Djcala .30-06 Supporter

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    Yes sir well put.
    Djcala, Nov 20, 2018
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  12. stigmata

    stigmata 20g

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    That's a cool little gadget to use. I like it.
    Thx for the share diesel.
    stigmata, Nov 21, 2018
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  13. joshua.bringman

    joshua.bringman .410

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    I'm thinking about it. Haven't gotten around to doing it yet. One more thing on my list to do. Haha.

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    joshua.bringman, Feb 20, 2019
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  14. Daryll

    Daryll .270 WIN Supporter

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    I may be missing something here, but why spend $60 on that, when a simple $0.05 hook in the wall would do..?
    Daryll, Feb 20, 2019
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  15. Yacol J

    Yacol J .270 WIN

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    I always keep something close to me no matter where I am in the house. 2 story house with basement is alot of ground to cover in an emergency. I keep a pistol on or close to me in or out of my home. Master bedroom is locked when I leave home. I don't live in a great neighborhood, so multiple locks help just in case.
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    Yacol J, Feb 21, 2019
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