He keeps loaded guns in the house

What use are unloaded guns?

I always have at least one gun ready to fire and outside the gun safe while im home. If i go out i either carry it or put it in the safe.

>niggers are good for a community!

Usually the gun i have out of the safe, because is what i carry most, is a G26. One in the chamber and in its iwb holster; usually is either on me or in the nightstand drawer. What danger is that?

>I'm fucking stupid
Thanks for sharing

What ?
Should people who buy insurance in good neighbourhoods be stripped of their insurance to ?

I would not waste a bullet on you.

Yeah and I also drain the gas from my car so it doesn't start on it's own. I take the batteries out of my remotes when I'm not using them too.

Very good analogue. Except it doesn't take minutes or hours to load a gun.

The only reason I dont keep my shotgun loaded is because I dont want my fucknut sister or someone to grab it and shoot into the wall or themselves. I instead keep a couple shells close.

By suck starting a 12GA. Remember, it has to be loaded to work.

Why wouldn't you keep your self defense weapon loaded?

>.t has a negligent discharge
Tfw you cant control your booger hook.

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No it only takes seconds, seconds in a gunfight means you're dead.

>Should [demographic] be stripped of their firearms?
no and also >>>/reddit/

I live in a rural area by myself and I have an inaccurate list of the guns I keep loaded
-cz75
-1874 Winchester
-1886 Winchester
-870p
-hammered coach gun
-SAA
-Shofield
-vz.58
-vz.24
-.50-110 sharps
I like being prepared for any eventually. My 1886 is loaded with 350 grain hollow points to instantly put down a single person, and 460grain WFNG if I need to shoot through multiple people or structural walls, good for bear too. WFNG leaves a very large, very permanent wound channel about 2" in diameter, I figure if I need to shoot some dumb fuckers I might as well make sure they have zero chance of ever getting back up

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Does it take you minutes or hours to put gas in your car? Actually, don't answer that. I knew you were retarded from the first post but I had hope that it was just really stupid and you weren't mentally deficient. I now realize that you are as retarded as your first post. I'm sorry. Tell your caregiver to give you some extra cookies or something.

This seems equally stupid OP.

Okay, there is one sensible reply. Back to shitposting.

I live in a rural area and I keep one gun loaded, nothing in the chamber. It's a 357 lever with hollow points. Other guns I can get going at a moment's notice via magazine or stripper clip. I only have used the lever gun on predators attacking my animals.

It's another "OP is a complete retard who thinks others are as incompetent and stupid as he is" thread.
I've had 5-10 loaded guns all around my house for years and nobody I let in is enough of a knuckle-dragging retard to pick one up and start pulling the trigger randomly. Maybe you are just painfully retarded.

See, OP here is a faggot, but why would you keep your firearm loaded anyway? Just seems like a good way to accidental someone or something. I don't own a firearm, but I've been looking at getting a pistol for recreational shooting. I figure I'd keep it and the loaded magazines in the same strongbox and then if there's a break-in or something, all I'd need to do is take the 3 or 4 seconds extra to load. I don't think those will really make a difference unless someone is explicitly charging up the stairs and heading straight for my room.

Kys faggot. I have exactly 33 loaded firearms stored strategically around the house to cover any possible scenario. Even if you bust in on me in the toilet you will learn about the hi point taped inside the toilet tank in a freezer bag. If you get the drop on me and force me to make you a sandwich at gunpoint I'll get you with the breadbox mosin. If you come at me while I'm in the backyard with the dogs I'll get you with the bersa strapped to my dog's collar. I ain't nothin but prepared

how big is your breadbox?

Fpbp

Considering you can well be sleeping until the very moment the noise of your room's door opening wake you up... i dunno man...

If they're opening the door to your room, you're fucked anyway, as there's no time to open your strongbox and retrieve your weapon if they're already in your room. I think I'd hear someone kicking in my front door or breaking a window though.

>Just seems like a good way to accidental someone or something.
This is why you show the gun to your roommates/spouse/child/etc. Show them where you keep it, and show them how to safely handle it and how not to be a mouth breather when it comes to firearms safety. 99% of the issues of kids or idiots injuring themselves or others comes from curiosity and not knowing what to do. This is why my dad showed me his bedside pistol at an early age so I wasn't curious and wouldn't fuck around with it unless he let me.

>I figure I'd keep it and the loaded magazines in the same strongbox and then if there's a break-in or something, all I'd need to do is take the 3 or 4 seconds extra to load.
Test this theory and see if it works.

t. negligent retard

fuck you mind your own business

absolutely based

>quaint

Bigger than a breadbox obviously

>Should people who do this
People should not do this.
>stripped of their firearms?
SHALL

I keep all my guns loaded and chambered, I've never had a firearm accident in my entire life. Not even an ND, lil bitch

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Accidents happen. Accidents ALWAYS happen. It's not a question of IF you accidentally discharge your weapon or some dumbass fucks with it, but WHEN. If you're VERY careful, you can push that date back years or even decades, even until you pass that gun on to someone else, but eventually it WILL go off when it wasn't meant to.

The only time a gun is totally safe, is when it's safety is on, the magazine is out, the chamber is empty and it's in at least six separate pieces on the table in front of you.