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02-28-2012, 05:56 AM
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Ok i'm new here and so let me introduce myself, Ron Williams 44 yrs old kid at heart, live in nashport oh right now because of job, Indiana next on job. bought volcano s30 2 of themone for me and for wife. first day out broke wife's truck in and then was showing her how to operate it. came up on ditch meant to hit brake instead hit culvert half throttle.needless to say ordered new parts to fix bumper and new body
02-28-2012, 07:41 AM
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RE: mounting gun
I'm guessing this is a "troll" post but maybe not.
Find out what the Federal, State, and Local laws are regarding this before you do it. You probably do not want to be arrested on weapons charges.
Find out what the Federal, State, and Local laws are regarding this before you do it. You probably do not want to be arrested on weapons charges.
02-28-2012, 08:22 AM
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No troll here, just figured i would try something different i am checking with a friend of mine who is a firearms dealer first, like I said i'm 44 yrs old not a kid. I would'nt do anything to jeopardize me or my job. making to much money to be stupid
02-28-2012, 09:26 AM
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RE: mounting gun
There are so many things that make me want to say "not a great idea".
I'm a gun enthusiast, too, so don't take my comments to sound anti-gun.
Personally, I don't like the idea of a gun rolling around on a vehicle locked and loaded with the safety off.
It could discharge accidentally during a rollover or accidental contact with your culvert, shock from impact (a remote possibility, I acknowledge) could cause one.
The stability of the vehicle would be compromised, too. A heavy item like that would affect the suspension quite a bit, the COG would be completely altered. There are bound to be other issues I'm not thinking of at the moment.
Not to mention it just goes against every bit of firearms training I've ever had in my life, civilian or military, to let a hot weapon go out of my hands downrange, where I potentially can't control its discharge.
I'm a gun enthusiast, too, so don't take my comments to sound anti-gun.
Personally, I don't like the idea of a gun rolling around on a vehicle locked and loaded with the safety off.
It could discharge accidentally during a rollover or accidental contact with your culvert, shock from impact (a remote possibility, I acknowledge) could cause one.
The stability of the vehicle would be compromised, too. A heavy item like that would affect the suspension quite a bit, the COG would be completely altered. There are bound to be other issues I'm not thinking of at the moment.
Not to mention it just goes against every bit of firearms training I've ever had in my life, civilian or military, to let a hot weapon go out of my hands downrange, where I potentially can't control its discharge.
02-28-2012, 12:34 PM
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Troll, troll, troll, troll, troll, troll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
looks like troll, walks like a troll, sounds like s troll, must be a troll.
Posting this in multiple forums, is trolling.
Buzz.
P.S. Follow the safety rules of shooting, you will be responsible for where ever the bullet goes.
looks like troll, walks like a troll, sounds like s troll, must be a troll.
Posting this in multiple forums, is trolling.
Buzz.
P.S. Follow the safety rules of shooting, you will be responsible for where ever the bullet goes.
02-28-2012, 12:44 PM
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RE: mounting gun
ORIGINAL: twistedmind67
Ok i'm new here and so let me introduce myself, Ron Williams 44 yrs old kid at heart, live in nashport oh right now because of job, Indiana next on job. bought volcano s30 2 of themone for me and for wife. first day out broke wife's truck in and then was showing her how to operate it. came up on ditch meant to hit brake instead hit culvert half throttle.needless to say ordered new parts to fix bumper and new body.any ways i was wondering if there is a way to mount a small cal 22 pistol on truck. has anyone done this.? I believe it would easy use a servo to pull trigger and mount a small camerathat will work with your phone align the camera up to sight gun in. I will be attempting this feature in upcoming months. lets go rabbit hunting!!!
Ok i'm new here and so let me introduce myself, Ron Williams 44 yrs old kid at heart, live in nashport oh right now because of job, Indiana next on job. bought volcano s30 2 of themone for me and for wife. first day out broke wife's truck in and then was showing her how to operate it. came up on ditch meant to hit brake instead hit culvert half throttle.needless to say ordered new parts to fix bumper and new body.any ways i was wondering if there is a way to mount a small cal 22 pistol on truck. has anyone done this.? I believe it would easy use a servo to pull trigger and mount a small camerathat will work with your phone align the camera up to sight gun in. I will be attempting this feature in upcoming months. lets go rabbit hunting!!!
02-29-2012, 11:23 AM
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There are so many things that make me want to say ''not a great idea''.
I'm a gun enthusiast, too, so don't take my comments to sound anti-gun.
Personally, I don't like the idea of a gun rolling around on a vehicle locked and loaded with the safety off.
It could discharge accidentally during a rollover or accidental contact with your culvert, shock from impact (a remote possibility, I acknowledge) could cause one.
The stability of the vehicle would be compromised, too. A heavy item like that would affect the suspension quite a bit, the COG would be completely altered. There are bound to be other issues I'm not thinking of at the moment.
Not to mention it just goes against every bit of firearms training I've ever had in my life, civilian or military, to let a hot weapon go out of my hands downrange, where I potentially can't control its discharge.
There are so many things that make me want to say ''not a great idea''.
I'm a gun enthusiast, too, so don't take my comments to sound anti-gun.
Personally, I don't like the idea of a gun rolling around on a vehicle locked and loaded with the safety off.
It could discharge accidentally during a rollover or accidental contact with your culvert, shock from impact (a remote possibility, I acknowledge) could cause one.
The stability of the vehicle would be compromised, too. A heavy item like that would affect the suspension quite a bit, the COG would be completely altered. There are bound to be other issues I'm not thinking of at the moment.
Not to mention it just goes against every bit of firearms training I've ever had in my life, civilian or military, to let a hot weapon go out of my hands downrange, where I potentially can't control its discharge.
02-29-2012, 12:58 PM
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RE: mounting gun
ok i now know what a troll means, thought yall was degrading me , posting in more than one place. sorry for that. don't want to make enemies here
just got on. ok scratch the idea no guns allowed on vehicles. can you buy other body kits to fit your trucks. i would like to find a chevy style body kit around
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just got on. ok scratch the idea no guns allowed on vehicles. can you buy other body kits to fit your trucks. i would like to find a chevy style body kit around
1984-1986
02-29-2012, 07:34 PM
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RE: mounting gun
Why arm the extremists who are trying to take away our right to own firearms?...On second though if you really have a .22 pistol I hope someone takes it away from you(parents?)? If you keep posting like this you will likely have to remind people you are 44 years old a lot. If you have come to your senses why don't you go edit this idea out? [
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