Virginia How to keep your Pew pew Secure

[Virgo Life]

Rear passenger side Secret compartment safe....

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[Maxwellian]

Just know that all this bolts into is foam and plastic. The rear seat bottom cushion is just clipped in, the lockbox will come out with it. I got one of the knockoffs and added some bolts to catch steel parts

 

[Folkman]

Just know that all this bolts into is foam and plastic. The rear seat bottom cushion is just clipped in, the lockbox will come out with it. I got one of the knockoffs and added some bolts to catch steel parts

Good place maybe for valuables. But for pews, I want it on my person, in a more accessible place or if in certain less free areas where I can’t have it… just don’t go… or have it in the way back since passenger compartment is typically not allowed even locked.

 

[Virgo Life]

Thank you both for the replies...
Both valid points.
Appreciate the heads up on the "Bolts to catch thr steel parts"...I will do as well.

 

[Wolf256]

Good place maybe for valuables. But for pews, I want it on my person, in a more accessible place or if in certain less free areas where I can’t have it… just don’t go… or have it in the way back since passenger compartment is typically not allowed even locked.

This is why I removed mine. If I need to secure my pew, I have a safe under the seat that I can reach. It’s also small enough that I can put it in my pack and take it with me. As a side note, my concealed will fit in phone section, when I’m in my home state. Keeps it from scratching up the plastic interior or getting tangled with the seat belt.

 

[Bronclahoma]

Mine is secure and accessible on my hip. No accessories needed.

 

[Bronclahoma]

This is why I removed mine. If I need to secure my pew, I have a safe under the seat that I can reach. It’s also small enough that I can put it in my pack and take it with me. As a side note, my concealed will fit in phone section, when I’m in my home state. Keeps it from scratching up the plastic interior or getting tangled with the seat belt.

I don't know about laying a chunk of metal on the phone charger.

 

[Wolf256]

Well, the magazine does not sit over the power source and the area, itself, doesn’t get that hot. The trigger is protected by a proper holster. The only parts actually in the phone area are the barrel and slide. Being right handed, it’s more of a comfort thing. I generally conceal between 4-5 o’clock, but I have a LH conceal holster, for 7-8 too. When I open, it’s at 3 with a forward cant. With as soft as the plastic is in the Bronco Sport cab, I’ll secure it off body, but only during travel. It’s bac k on body before I exit the vehicle.
Boomer Sooner Bronclahoma.

 

[jhnvan]

I live in the land of no pews in your car unless you are going to the range and it's double locked or if you are a criminal.... they get to have their pew with them and not go to jail...

So no use for a safe on my bs.

 

[Bronclahoma]

Well, the magazine does not sit over the power source and the area, itself, doesn’t get that hot. The trigger is protected by a proper holster. The only parts actually in the phone area are the barrel and slide. Being right handed, it’s more of a comfort thing. I generally conceal between 4-5 o’clock, but I have a LH conceal holster, for 7-8 too. When I open, it’s at 3 with a forward cant. With as soft as the plastic is in the Bronco Sport cab, I’ll secure it off body, but only during travel. It’s bac k on body before I exit the vehicle.
Boomer Sooner Bronclahoma.

How bout those Cowboys last night? Seems about everything in New York is going to hell.

I feel fortunate to live in a state with Constitutional carry. Life is not without risk and I refuse to live in fear of minor incidents, like losing a pistol. Pales to the risk of losing your life. I have a good number of pistols and the loss of a carry pistol wouldn't be huge, unless it was one of the handful that have emotional attachments. I'm not a fan of safes. Don't know what they cost, but you can probably order a Glock clone from Palmetto State Arms for the same cost. Maybe consider buying a gun for your vehicle. If you lose it, you lose it. I'd rather spend dollars on a pistol than a safe.

 

[Wolf256]

I‘m not a big fan of safes either, but I got the little one when I was buying the Fat Boy Jr. For my home. Washington has some newer laws about securing pistols and rifles. I like it primarily because it doesn’t require batteries. Mechanical, not electronic, and is small enough to fit in the console between the seats of my F150. Now it’s convenient if I travel out of my home state and small enough to put in my pack/purse and not leave in the Sport.

Not a Cowboys fan. Not really a big sports fan, but my dad was from Norman and attended UO before he had hearing issues (1930’s timeframe).

 

[MJE]

I live in the land of no pews in your car unless you are going to the range and it's double locked or if you are a criminal.... they get to have their pew with them and not go to jail...

So no use for a safe on my bs.

Sadly true here. Not even allowed to go buy a pew now hardly, but that only seems to affect legitimate businesses & owners…

 

[jhnvan]

Yeah buying the pews here is not the same anymore

 

[Folkman]

This is why I removed mine. If I need to secure my pew, I have a safe under the seat that I can reach. It’s also small enough that I can put it in my pack and take it with me. As a side note, my concealed will fit in phone section, when I’m in my home state. Keeps it from scratching up the plastic interior or getting tangled with the seat belt.

yeah. I carry AIWB. So no worries on the belt or interior damage.

 

[kshaw]

I installed a small gun safe in 350Z. It has a fingerprint sensor and a cable that will loop around the seat. I plan to use the same safe in my Bronco Sport or may get another one for the Bronco. I have a license to carry it but there are some locations where they are permitted and better to have it locked up than loose inside the vehicle.

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