Interior Gun Safe

[Arjaan]

Only in America ??

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[Tim]

I installed a 1/4” x 2-5/8” eye bolt through the rear seat hinge. Then I attached a cable from the eye bolt to a lock box. The lock box fits neatly in the space beneath the storage deck lid. So far so good!

 

[Up and Over]

If Ford still owned Aston Martin, there could have been a Bond version with onboard guns!

 

[Kamuelaflyer]

If Ford still owned Aston Martin, there could have been a Bond version with onboard guns!

We've lost so much of our old technology.

 

[Sneezy]

I either dump mine in the armrest (in a holster of course) or under the back floor depending on where I go. 90% of the time I don't leave it in the car. I do have a small safe that I can cable to the seat if I need to. My family knows what I do with my guns so they know where it is and to look carefully..... I do always bring my guns in for the night and never leave them in the car.

It's also wise to know local and non local laws if you travel...

Junior Rifle Coach
NRA Rifle instructor
NRA Range Safety Officer.

 

[Xadion]

Vara safe reach 2s

 

[4sallypat]

My preferred firearm is an Ithaca MAG-10, which is 54” overall so it won’t fit in most long gun bags. It won’t fit in the Mach-E with the rear seats up. ?

I put the 26” barrel on it to hunt upland.

Longarm preference here.

Not as large as your 10ga, but I carry the Remington Police 11-87 12ga autoloader w/18" barrel.

Much easier to carry that legally in CA than a handgun IMO.

 

[HuntingPudel]

Longarm preference here.

Not as large as your 10ga, but I carry the Remington Police 11-87 12ga autoloader w/18" barrel.

Much easier to carry that legally in CA than a handgun IMO.

Heh, I also have an 11-87. It’s a Custom Shop Premier gun with high-grade trap-style stocks, Timney Trigger, over-bored barrel, long forcing cone, and extra-long chokes. It’s not as heavy as the Ithaca (that thing is 15 pounds), but at 11 pounds, most guys hate it. ??

 

[Jimrpa]

I keep mine in the back

The few gun owners I know transport their guns in locked gun cases. I think they might view this as careless when it comes to proper caring for and storage of guns.
After hearing some of our ER docs, guns terrify me even more. Of course, lions also scare me ?

 

[Jimrpa]

We've lost so much of our old technology.

Pretty sure Ford would have subbed out all the fun bits to companies like Lockheed Martin and Raytheon since that was a government project.
(And the fun part of the technology had improved a bit from the late 1950s ?)

 

[azerik]

At first I saw a lock box, in the trunk, under the 'cover' held by a cable. And I thought to my self, What? Then noticed they were in LA. OHHHH man I couldn't deal with the stupidity of laws there.

I'm not thrilled with mine in the slidey cover center console that isn't all that easy to get to in a hurry. I previously built a bracket for under the seat in most of my other cars and a soft holster with a clip that locked onto the bracket. The Easy entry/exit just exposes the piece if left so I stopped using that. Havn't worked up a bracket for the MME yet but it's coming. Usually for a VP9 or Sar9. Kydex worked previously but I learned the hard way if I had to hammer the brakes I was hit in the back of the ankle with a pistol. Carried un-chambered because I don't need it accidentally going off and blowing up the battery pack like a Tesla owner.

 

[sheldengildon]

Liberty Safe has compact models that could fit in the cargo area or under a seat, depending on your setup. I’ve seen some people bolt a small one down in the trunk for extra security. If you're looking for quick access, they also have options with biometric locks. Just make sure to check dimensions before buying to ensure it fits where you want it.

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