Don’t Play with Guns in Vehicles

“A student is dead after a firearm was accidentally discharged in a vehicle in the parking lot of Dalhart High School.

According to [Superintendent] Byrd, a student not enrolled in the district went to the high school at lunch and picked up three students when the firearm went off in the parking lot.”

https://abc7amarillo.com/newsletter-daily/dalhart-isd-student-injured-after-firearm-accidentally-discharges-in-vehicle#

Just don’t do it. Fooling around with guns in cars is a Serious Mistake that can easily lead to a tragedy.

If you have to put it in a lockbox, have a lockbox that’s big enough for the holstered gun and put the gun in the box without removing it from the holster.

One response

  1. Exactly this: “have a lockbox that’s big enough for the holstered gun and put the gun in the box without removing it from the holster.”

    I am astounded by the amount of unnecessary handling of loaded, unholstered firearms. I have ruled out practically every single safe advertised on FB, Instagram, etc. precisely because they are too shallow to hold a holstered firearm. It is ridiculous to have to go through a relatively dangerous process (unholstering/reholstering) to move the firearm from a relatively safe condition to another relatively safe condition.

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