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doc540 wrote:How about some of you posting pics of solutions?

Sorry Doc, didn't mean to hijack your thread.

Quite frankly, I think you have one of the best solutions I've seen. Like you, I have a Taurus, don't care so much about the finish as it's a "work" gun. As long as I can torque the thing off the magnet, I would be happy. Don't know if it will work in my Mustang, but I'm certainly going to have a look. I appreciate you sharing the information!

T.

WildBill wrote:

psijac wrote:Unless you are Jack Bauer I don't think you will need a gun directly after getting into a car accident

Even if you didn't need it directly after the crash, it would be nice if you didn't get knocked in the head with it.

Definitely, or as with the Taurus, have it strike something hard enough to discharge. OUCH!

Seriously, I think it would stay pretty secure in a minor fender bender. Any major accident has the possibility of dislodging the firearm no matter where it may be secured, I think.

T.

Doc,

Thanks for the info on the magnet. I do have one question. Does your wife have any trouble detaching the gun from the magnet? I worry that I would be there fumbling around to get the gun off the magnet in a time sensitive situation. Otherwise, looks pretty nifty!

T.