Originally Posted by Xploit

It is honestly everything and more.. super light, very small and crazy accurate , even at 100 yards.

Originally Posted by _Allegedly

Fair enough. I somewhat get not caring for the pics although anyone interested in this thread would probably not care (or even like it). Those not interested would probably never get that far.

I would *really* like though, to see some pics of locking storage options for the Defender. It's the most woefully inadequate vehicle, in terms of storage, that I've ever seen.

The complete lack of politics here is delightful and the Baldwin shot (no pun intended) was more a commentary on the irony that the loudest voices in these debates are often the least knowledgeable

Originally Posted by _Allegedly

Realistically, how is it any different than someone looking for any other accessory for their Defender? There are reasons to carry, especially while you travel a little off the grid, but that really shouldn't even matter.

We wouldn't question someone asking about the best way to carry skis. "Tough-guy thinks sports make him look like a big man". Or someone asking for a recommendation for a jack. "Oh, macho guy wants to flex and pose with his big muscles on the trail".

A responsible gun owner wants to discuss the best safe storage option and you feel the need to drag the conversation into the mud. To what end? Shouldn't we be encouraging safe handling? Remember; guns don't kill people, Alec Baldwin does. And I say that because it's relevant here. Open conversation furthers knowledge and encourages responsibility. This prevents accidents.

Originally Posted by Simon14

Actually, I was the one who asked the question. It was out of genuine curiosity, which I assume is allowed on the forum. I’ve asked similar questions about why someone has chosen a particular piece of kit for their Defender, but it didn’t seem to raise the same hackles. I get why someone wants a fridge or an expedition rack, but I come from a place where even seeing a gun not in the hands of a police officer is almost unheard of. I just wanted to know whether it was something that people needed to carry wherever you are from because it was dangerous or whether it was just the cultural norm or used because of animals (the way our farmers use rifles). But I didn’t intend for it to descend into political bickering. So my apologies.

Originally Posted by Simon14

Actually, I was the one who asked the question. It was out of genuine curiosity, which I assume is allowed on the forum. I’ve asked similar questions about why someone has chosen a particular piece of kit for their Defender, but it didn’t seem to raise the same hackles. I get why someone wants a fridge or an expedition rack, but I come from a place where even seeing a gun not in the hands of a police officer is almost unheard of. I just wanted to know whether it was something that people needed to carry wherever you are from because it was dangerous or whether it was just the cultural norm or used because of animals (the way our farmers use rifles). But I didn’t intend for it to descend into political bickering. So my apologies.

Originally Posted by _Allegedly

I can only tell you my personal experience living in the US all my life. It's exactly like Pulp Fiction.

Originally Posted by Craig_RRS2013

Braintrust,

Has anyone come up with a solution or had success with installing a concealed and secure lockbox or other method for storing a handgun in the Defender?

Thanks.