I'm a bit confused. Doesn't your gun have to be concealed if it's in your vehicle?
1279727
Every state differs. I'd suggest googling your state laws concerning this issue. Or better yet, stop in at your nearest Police precinct and ask them.
1279728
Yes, so that's why you should have your concealed weapons permit if not you need to get that done first.
1279729
The way I understand it is that underneath the steering wheel is concealed. I just use it while I'm driving so it's not uncomfortable while driving
1279730
In the State of Georgia, it doesn't. In many States, your car is considered an extension of your home, so the rules would be the same *inside* the car as they would be in your home. Outside the car is another matter, entirely. Again, check your State code for specifics.
2233930
When it comes to protecting your investment yes I would recomend the Allen Company gun case with the locking system on it is a plus. Its a great way of concealing your gun when traveling by car. I hope this help thanks for your inquiry...
1568052
If you have a concealed carry permit - yes, but it does not work for open carry laws because too much of the gun is hidden inside the pants
383195
I prefer the Sneaky Pete, I can lay it around the house [no kids] and it looks like a book. The same in my car no one suspects that it is a hand gun, it could be a book in fact it even looks like the leather bound bible I carry. Remember according to the Demo's we here in East Texas are bible carrying, gun totting red necks. Not a bad description. Love that
2203079
Although it is your right to carry and or conceal ALL weapons, as so stated in our second amendment. Illegal laws have been implemented federally and within most if not all sovereign states that restrict your rights. Understand that if you choose to abide by your second amendment rights, federal and state governments may not agree and you could find yourself in a little bit of legal hot water.
1322097
Not a secure placement. I would not store a weapon in this unit. I own three of them, they are good for a minivan with a column shifter, and clear space between the front seats. I use mine in Chevy Venture vans. I keep my Ruger P89 on my hip.
65100
This would not work well in a vehicle. The magnet is not strong enough to secure a firearm.
920365
No its just for show. You can pull it back though. Its an airsoft gun so it doesn't need recoil power
987805
I feel very confident that the safe when attached with the cable to the bar under my passenger seat is secure. No one could get it outwithout taking the seat out. I am a female and work nights and take my glock with me in my gun safe. It is locked when I go into work and when I come out I unlock the safe but leave my gun inside. So, I have easy access. I am sure it cannot be stolen by someone unless they take the whole car.
1041081
The concealed part has to do with another pocket that u wouldn't knowis there. And that is where u put the holster that it comes with. Yes the Handel does stick out of the holster though.
617443
It's concealed. I've been using it daily for 1.5 months without any problem.
1294219
Well if you have owned a radar previously you would know that you have to mute these devices when they start going off and the front of the radar will be lit up. With the concealed display the actual radar will no longer light up making it less visible at night if there is a cop behind you. Also having the mute button closer can be more convenient
1041083
It's like every other holster - whatever gun you put in it, the grip will stick out. However, it can be completely concealed in the bag - one of the pockets is lined with velcro, which is where the gun goes for the "concealed carry". The holster is soft so it will stick, allowing you to know exactly where your gun is vs. it shifting around in your bag.
2059678
I'm not a lawyer, nor do I play one on tv. However, anything that conceals a firearm from plain vviewand is not clearly identifiable as a holster would be considered concealed in my state. A standard holster covered by an article of clothing would be the same thing.
2189894
To be honest, never heard of the AOW issue. I did go to the ATF website and look at their examples. They did have something similar called a wallet gun, but that example showed the firearm being completely hidden. In this holster, the entire slide is exposed. It looks like a wallet while in your pocket, but its obvious that there's a gun in it if it is just out in open.
153800
It may be that where you live it is illegal to have a tazer. So to find this out you would have to contact the police department. Some states accept it, some do not.
1568051
Do not know your State or local laws however, this is one way to carry concealed similar to an inside the waistband holster. You do need to consider, that unlike a holster, your trigger is not covered and blocked.