Good point! It's still like that in places, but I can't think of any Wal Mart that would be one of them. Sad thing is, those places are becoming fewer and fewer.alibatesknapper wrote:I understand not leaving valuables in your vehicle these days but I can remember when firearms were just like any other tool. We even carried them openly on a rack in the back window. If someone stole any of your tools they were at fault.
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- Mon Apr 21, 2008 5:20 pm
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- Sun Apr 20, 2008 7:16 pm
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stevie_d_64 wrote:Question...
Why do you suppose in this day and age of petty theft and other annoying criminal acts is anyone in their right mind leaving an unsecured firearm of any type in their vehicles while they go "shopping" at the worlds largest retailer??
My first thoughts exactly, whether the guy was CHL or not, leaving it unsecured in the car for the techie to find is not being very responsible IMHO. One time when I was out of town on business, I took the opportunity to kill some time and have my tires rotated at a national tire store chain. The first thing I did before handing my car over was discretely re-arm myself after having driven with it in the console. Who wouldn't do this without the some type of in car safe storage?
