Al Thompson
Staff Alumnus
Hi all,
Was reading the "wheelgun" question and was struck by the number of "bedside" guns.
I have my "ready" guns where I spend most of my time. Office # 1, living room/great room # 2 and a handgun/shotgun in the bedroom. Handgun in the bedroom is for "things that go bump in the night" and the shotgun is for those who enter the bedroom uninvited. (rifle in the workshop)
When I set my mom up after my dad died, we put a .38 in the kitchen and the bedroom. 95% of the time she's in one or the other. Each has a reload and a flashlight handy.
Think about where you spend your time in the house and where your emergency equipment is located.
Giz
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"I don't make enough money to buy cheap stuff" - Mark Manning
Was reading the "wheelgun" question and was struck by the number of "bedside" guns.
I have my "ready" guns where I spend most of my time. Office # 1, living room/great room # 2 and a handgun/shotgun in the bedroom. Handgun in the bedroom is for "things that go bump in the night" and the shotgun is for those who enter the bedroom uninvited. (rifle in the workshop)
When I set my mom up after my dad died, we put a .38 in the kitchen and the bedroom. 95% of the time she's in one or the other. Each has a reload and a flashlight handy.
Think about where you spend your time in the house and where your emergency equipment is located.
Giz
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"I don't make enough money to buy cheap stuff" - Mark Manning