I know y'all got this figured out. Is there enough space under the back seat to store your gun or do you have a neat set up in prep for the zombie apocalypse?
Let's see what you got.

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R u the goverment ?

 

Yeah let me show you my credentials.

 

Unless you got a concealed weapons permit for it under the seat is not a smart idea.

 

^^^ not sure if serious

 

That varies from state to state....

Not every place is Kommiefornia.

 

Yup not that way here in MO. for a rifle, handgun another story. I keep my HK-91 with stock collapsed beside passenger seat and console with a towel thrown over it.


Loaded and unloaded varies by state also if hidden.


BTW I do have a CCW.

 

I can tell by the responses not every state is as free as mine. It's hard to imagine anyone caring what is in ones vehicle as long as it can legally be owned.
Of course my question is to those who can and do legally have their long arms in their jeep. As to the wisdom of such, that's a subject for another thread.

 

I'm in TN and as long as it's up to and including "cruiser ready"* then long guns are good to go. Permit, no permit, doesn't matter as long as you're otherwise legally allowed to own the gun. Handguns have no status condition, so you could store your AR pistol with a round chambered but not your AR rifle.

BTW, never do that. I've personally seen an AR pattern rifle fire a live round with the safety on when dropped. Always go cruiser ready on anything that's not drop-safe!

*Cruiser ready: Mag loaded and inserted, but chamber empty

 

Kentucky you can have a loaded pistol in the glove box,Anything else has to be in plan sight and not loaded.Thats why every pickup here has a gun rack in the back window lol.

 

Here in the gunshine state you have pretty much do what you want as long as you keep it concealed (with a CCW of course).

 

Behind the seats of my Comanche with my M4, SKS and my Ruger AR556.

 

I was on the Sheriff's Dept. for several yrs. in the late 80-mid 90's down here. The rifle that was issued was a Ruger .556 I liked it better than the old M-16's they retired main reason was selective fire single, 3 shot burst, full auto. The 3 shot burst is more useful than full auto in most every condition in that usage if needed, which I never did.


Several on the dept. had problems qualifying with them at the range even with a 3 shot burst much less full auto, a few never did and were not issued them.

 

Plus you got to sing the A-Team theme song every time you broke it out.

 

In the trash where they belong.......