We hardly ever use the locks that came with our pistols. We own four pistols. Three are consistently in use. The other is in a locked case. If I am not carrying my backup Ruger LCR, for some strange reason, and we have minors visiting, I'll put the padlock through the Ruger's cylinder.jason812 wrote: ↑Fri Jun 07, 2019 8:02 amOther than gun shops, does anybody actually use the cable locks that are required to be with a new gun when purchased? I'm going to guess very few people use these and this is a waste of tax payer money and a feel good bill.G.A. Heath wrote: ↑Thu Jun 06, 2019 9:25 pm Just an update, while checking my email I saw Alice Tripp had sent out an email with the subject line of "Balanced and Rhetoric Free" that contained a quote from an email sent by Joe Bartozzi. He is the president of the NSSF and in his email he says:So this big bruhaha that the media and anti-gun-rights folks were claiming as a victory actually meant that money went to the gun industry's own association, a twist I find rather ironic.This year, we are happy to announce that we have received a $1 million grant from the state of Texas to distribute educational materials and cable locks to Texas residents through a network of law enforcement and community partners.
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- Fri Jun 07, 2019 10:08 am
- Forum: 2019 Texas Legislative Session
- Topic: Gun Storage programs in Texas?
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