Same here. My neighbors have no idea what I've got, but know I'm probably not the guy they want to screw with.I have the guns in cases, but it is pretty clear what is in them. They give me a nod, cause they know I'm an operator.....
Same here. My neighbors have no idea what I've got, but know I'm probably not the guy they want to screw with.I have the guns in cases, but it is pretty clear what is in them. They give me a nod, cause they know I'm an operator.....
I load up the vehicle in the garage with the door closed. I don't want anyone seeing what's going on. Never minding the possibility of nuisance 911 calls, by openly showing what you're doing, you invite unwanted attention from the criminal element, neighbors included. Random neighbors or their kids might have a drug habit and need money or want to rob you just because. Even if non-criminals see what you're doing, fact is that people talk. They might inadvertently (or intentionally) mention you to other people who engage in criminal behavior.
When I travel, I use this hard sided, wheeled golf case. It's inexpensive and holds a lot of guns. Great for wheeling it into the hotel with no one freaking out or trying to break in your room.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001D2AITW/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I back the truck into the garage and wait until the satellites have cleared the area before loading then move out to the range before they return.
I also wrap all my guns in tin foil so they can't be picked up on the ground scan radars.
The golf case should hold at least 6 guns, plenty of room for pistols tucked in. It will get too heavy before you fill it. I use a combo of gun socks and soft cases for padding. More soft cases if I have too much dead space. I will just fit, in a sock, an 11-87/870 length gun.I load the car with cases. I imagine they look like violins or something to the casual observer, but probably just wishful thinking. They don't know what's in 'em, but they ain't dumb...I like this gold club case though. How many modern rifles with optics does it hold? I mean something like an AR or similar that has a higher optic over bore height than a shotgun or hunting rifle. How are you padding them? I know they're tools, but if I can avoid them banging against each other then I will try to accomplish that.
You really have wrapped the tinfoil a bit tight over the years, haven't you?
I back the truck into the garage and wait until the satellites have cleared the area before loading then move out to the range before they return.
I also wrap all my guns in tin foil so they can't be picked up on the ground scan radars.
When I travel, I use this hard sided, wheeled golf case. It's inexpensive and holds a lot of guns. Great for wheeling it into the hotel with no one freaking out or trying to break in your room.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001D2AITW/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1