Where Do You Keep Your Home Defense Gun at Night?

[Annihilator]

Nice article on where do you keep your house gun at night, I myself use and recommend the Hornady Night Guard

Where Do You Keep Your Home Defense Gun at Night? - The Truth About Guns

&#9664Previous Post Next Post▶ As a recent Pew poll revealed, almost three-quarters of people who own guns own them primarily for personal protection. But no matter how “operator” you may be, you probably don’t sleep with your gun. Still, you want to be ready in case you hear that proverbial...

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[mikep]

Bedside table in a sentrysafe. Looking to upgrade to a biometric safe.

 

[Belt Fed]

Well lets see.

12 gauge behind bedroom door.

9mm in the headboard of bed

Ar15 on dresser by bed.

40 cal in drawer in dresser,

1919A4 in corner of living room

MP5 in old cedar chest in front of bed.

M-16 in a covey hole only i know about.

Those are just the easy to get at ones

 

[mikep]

Well lets see.

12 gauge behind bedroom door.

9mm in the headboard of bed

Ar15 on dresser by bed.

40 cal in drawer in dresser,

1919A4 in corner of living room

MP5 in old cedar chest in front of bed.

M-16 in a covey hole only i know about.

Those are just the easy to get at ones

Something tells me this is no exaggeration.

 

[Annihilator]

Nice article on where do you keep your house gun at night, I myself use and recommend the Hornady Night Guard

Where Do You Keep Your Home Defense Gun at Night? - The Truth About Guns

&#9664Previous Post Next Post▶ As a recent Pew poll revealed, almost three-quarters of people who own guns own them primarily for personal protection. But no matter how “operator” you may be, you probably don’t sleep with your gun. Still, you want to be ready in case you hear that proverbial...

www.thetruthaboutguns.com

Plus I have him in the closet….. just to make sure……..

 

[Bassbob]

Nice try ATF. Nice try.

 

[Annihilator]

???? Where are you getting ATF

 

[Talyn]

There are some things you don't disclose on the net.

My .02

 

[HansGruber]

Nice article on where do you keep your house gun at night, I myself use and recommend the Hornady Night Guard

Where Do You Keep Your Home Defense Gun at Night? - The Truth About Guns

&#9664Previous Post Next Post▶ As a recent Pew poll revealed, almost three-quarters of people who own guns own them primarily for personal protection. But no matter how “operator” you may be, you probably don’t sleep with your gun. Still, you want to be ready in case you hear that proverbial...

www.thetruthaboutguns.com

I use a Fort Knox pistol box w/simplex lock.

The safe gets opened when I go to bed, and then closed when I get up.

 

[Bassbob]

???? Where are you getting ATF

Joke buddy, just a joke.

 

[wolfpack076]

Always at least one within arms length reach. I'll leave it at that. Just my two cents...

 

[Recusant]

Nice article on where do you keep your house gun at night, I myself use and recommend the Hornady Night Guard

Where Do You Keep Your Home Defense Gun at Night? - The Truth About Guns

&#9664Previous Post Next Post▶ As a recent Pew poll revealed, almost three-quarters of people who own guns own them primarily for personal protection. But no matter how “operator” you may be, you probably don’t sleep with your gun. Still, you want to be ready in case you hear that proverbial...

www.thetruthaboutguns.com

What guns? I only look at pictures on here!

 

[papa]

I keep my home defense firearm in my home.

 

[10mmLife]

I've stated in the past in different threads that my go to night thumper is a .300blk with 240gr Cor-Bon ammo and a suppressor mounted. I do have other firearms available if needed but the reality of the situation is that if you need to grab a firearm in the middle of the night your go to is the one closest to you and having backup weapons scattered around the house like easter eggs to grab in case you're attacked by ninjas is almost fantasy considering the extremely low chance of ever needing to use a firearm in a home defense scenario to begin with.

Invest in a good early warning system such as cameras, alarm, or dog and you'll have a better leg up on an intruder than staging the house with weapons like John Wick.

I do own a few quick access safes and these can be a great way to keep your firearms safe and accessible at the same time. Like @Annihilator stated the Hornady night guard is a good option for pistols at the bedside and for long guns the Hornady AR locker under the bed is a good option for keeping longer guns available and out of the hands of unauthorized users.

 

[Annihilator]

Joke buddy, just a joke.

I was just wondering cause my initials don’t match ATF………..

 

[10mmLife]

I was just wondering cause my initials don’t match ATF………..

Hmmm..... sounds like something the ATF would say.....

Just kidding Anni....

 

[HayesGreener]

Not saying. I don't want to spoil the surprise.

 

[XD94045]

Well lets see.

12 gauge behind bedroom door.

9mm in the headboard of bed

Ar15 on dresser by bed.

40 cal in drawer in dresser,

1919A4 in corner of living room

MP5 in old cedar chest in front of bed.

M-16 in a covey hole only i know about.

Those are just the easy to get at ones

Dang, you ready!

 

[Belt Fed]

Dang, you ready!

Ok i told a big ole lie......my son knows about the covey hole.

 

[Annihilator]

Hmmm..... sounds like something the ATF would say.....

Just kidding Anni....