A bill introduced Friday by California Assembly Member Mike Gipson (D) would force insurance companies to provide lawmakers with an annual report highlighting homeowners with guns in their residence. (A bill introduced Friday by California Assembly Member Mike Gipson (D) would force insurance companies to provide lawmakers with an annual report highlighting homeowners with guns in their residence.) Coming soon to a city near you....?
don't even need to guess - the guy is up for re-election and needed something to point a finger to >>>> he'll have a $50K check in the mail from Soros alone - every gungrabber ORG will chip in another $5 >$20K to boot .....
Only guns I have on my "insurance" are also on the NFA registery. Although I'm a few silencers an SBR and a grenade launcher behind in updating my insurance.
California will be much better when it's policies turn all the coastal areas into a burned down wasteland. When the last survivor has fled to a free state to ruin it, it will be wort a shot.
What? That fireproof gun safe? That's protecting my wife's cherished needlepoint collection. No guns here!
I have seen two gun safes after a house fire. Both survived intact, but the guns inside were useless, and the cash and papers in one of them had turned to black char. Both had water in them.
6" PVC pipe thin wall used for drainage , cap one end and the other end cap with a screw thread and plug screw. Now camo it and hide in evergreen bushes . One i made for my High Hide looks like a branch/trunk bit that houses my sling shot . Just a few thoughts S
Don't use spray paint. That stuff fades quickly into or off of PVC. Suddenly there is a piece of sewer pipe in the tree. Believe me, I know.
Document safes are cement lined to vent steam during a fire. Gun safes dont do this as it steam cleans the guns so they lack fire protection. Glue a double layer of sheetrock inside your gun safe to add fire protection.
