In Too Deep....?

[Arkansas_Airgunner]

Just want to throw this question out there. Am I too deep into Airgunning if I keep a COMPLETE Firing Range in the back of my pickup truck? And I mean COMPLETE, as in I can just jump in the truck, go, set up and start shooting complete. Ammo, Rifles, Compresser complete.....
I may post pics here later....

 

[Long_Gun_Dallas]

Just enough lol

 

[RM100GUY]

As long as you can responceably afford the sport...non-issue.

 

[Trucker3573]

Not sure about too deep but going to be in for some massive disappointment the day it ends up all gone.

 

[Moog]

Nothing wrong with being ready to go but I keep my range kit in the house. It only takes a minute to toss it into the truck. I definitely would not leave guns and ammo in a vehicle.

 

[shambozzie]

Nothing wrong with being in to deep with airguns. Just blend in a little sex every now and then to keep things on the up and up.

 

[robbos]

...I would NEVER EVER leave anything that I care for in a truck/car when I am not in it...oh, and I live both in the Netherlands and France, generally considered rather `safe`countries...

 

[beerthief]

might leave targets in but no guns or ammo or AIR

Police quote " most guns are not stolen from homes , most guns are stolen from cars/trucks."

 

[crosman2016]

Just want to throw this question out there. Am I too deep into Airgunning if I keep a COMPLETE Firing Range in the back of my pickup truck? And I mean COMPLETE, as in I can just jump in the truck, go, set up and start shooting complete. Ammo, Rifles, Compresser complete.....
I may post pics here later....

No. I wish I could boast that.

 

[Spartan]

Theft and also storing high-value equipment in the extreme temps that are common in vehicles would prevent me from making such a decision. So, unless you plan on pulling all the equipment out at the end of the day...

 

[iAMzehTOASTY1]

Uhhhh(watch video)
...And my bag rests
....and...
That's just the stuff that usually stays in there

 

[HubenK1Sniper92]

Just want to throw this question out there. Am I too deep into Airgunning if I keep a COMPLETE Firing Range in the back of my pickup truck? And I mean COMPLETE, as in I can just jump in the truck, go, set up and start shooting complete. Ammo, Rifles, Compresser complete.....
I may post pics here later....

I don’t have to go anywhere, I have my firing range in my backyard lol

 

[beerthief]

I grew up near Chicago , you do not leave anything you want to keep in the car . a neighbor had her car broken into , what was missing ??? a box of Kleenex .

 

[bf1956]

Covid TP shortage 2020 ?

I grew up near Chicago , you do not leave anything you want to keep in the car . a neighbor had her car broken into , what was missing ??? a box of Kleenex .

 

[beerthief]

Covid TP shortage 2020 ?

NO long ago maybe 92 ??

 

[Long_Gun_Dallas]

I easily have at least 10k in tools and materials in my vehicle at all times. Just how it is. I don't have the time or energy to constantly load and unload my vehicle most days of the week. Plus I am regularly in a different city. I'd almost be more worried about someone seeing the stuff I'm moving and robbing me or the place where I sleep.

 

[muddydogz]

My advise to you would be to get a bigger truck. You can always squeeze a little more in there.

 

[beerthief]

I would just make sure i had 100% replacement insurance .

 

[Ranchibi]

As the saying goes.....luck favors those who ARE PREPARED!

 

[Arkansas_Airgunner]

Let me backtrack and edit this a little....The majority of this stuff doesn't live in my truck. I was at a buddies place shooting like 2 days ago and he was like "Holy Sh*t, you have a whole damn range set-up in there" which I thought was funny. The high $$$ stuff comes inside the house, not left in the garage or truck full time. And yes, every bit of my high $$$ stuff is insured and registered with my Insurance provider to include pictures