Anonymous wrote:Pp was able to google, apparently other gun owners are too incompetent to do the same? And you want people to trust how competent you are in gun ownership? Hmm.

Kiddo, the bar isn't set where your neurotic paranoia would want it to be. People don't need to lock their guns in off-site safes. A locking home safe is sufficient. You need to handle your anti-gun sentiments and anxiety instead of trying to project responsibility for them onto otherwise-already-responsible gun owners. OP's spouse bought a gun AND a gun safe. This issue has been resolved. OP's spouse has already met the standards for competent gun ownership: training and security.

You're acting like he's deficient somehow, when you're just ignorant and anxious. This is a you problem, and people don't have to hide their guns in public safes states away to appease you.

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Anonymous wrote:No guns in my house. Just say it's the gun or you and the kids.

He might say, "it's the gun and kids, and you can leave if you wish."

Yeah, and we are sure a court would agree.

If a woman wanted a divorce simply because her husband bought a gun, a judge would probably put HER in the nuthouse for evaluation.

Only a MAGA judge (?) and of course that would be overturned. So, there are so many stats about unnecessary violence stemming from guns in the home, yeah, Mom would be allowed to take kids take kids and a settlement with her, but she won't be leaving the house, he will.

You must be a bit off plumb if you really believe all that.

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Anonymous wrote:No guns in my house. Just say it's the gun or you and the kids.

He might say, "it's the gun and kids, and you can leave if you wish."

Yup. He’ll probably say this with a smile while holding the gun. And he’ll probably be standing between you and the door.

Sounds like a Lifetime Movie in the works!

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Anonymous wrote:No guns in my house. Just say it's the gun or you and the kids.

He might say, "it's the gun and kids, and you can leave if you wish."

Yup. He’ll probably say this with a smile while holding the gun. And he’ll probably be standing between you and the door.

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Anonymous wrote:No guns in my house. Just say it's the gun or you and the kids.

He might say, "it's the gun and kids, and you can leave if you wish."

Yeah, and we are sure a court would agree.

If a woman wanted a divorce simply because her husband bought a gun, a judge would probably put HER in the nuthouse for evaluation.

Only a MAGA judge (?) and of course that would be overturned. So, there are so many stats about unnecessary violence stemming from guns in the home, yeah, Mom would be allowed to take kids take kids and a settlement with her, but she won't be leaving the house, he will.

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Anonymous wrote:No guns in my house. Just say it's the gun or you and the kids.

He might say, "it's the gun and kids, and you can leave if you wish."

LMAO! Love it!

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Anonymous wrote:Pp was able to google, apparently other gun owners are too incompetent to do the same? And you want people to trust how competent you are in gun ownership? Hmm.

So you can’t find any either.

They are common in some European countries. Perhaps they are European and not familiar with the USA?

Or perhaps they suffer from the sadly widespread delusion that firearms are somehow self-animating, with a siren-like ability to drive otherwise sane people to uncontrollable violent madness by their mere presence (but not, apparently, from a range storage facility).

My wife just ordered me an early Father’s Day present off of Gunbroker… lol it arrives next week!

Statistically, he’s much more likely to kill you and your children.

That’s just a fact.

Tread lightly while you share a bed with your potential murderer.

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Anonymous wrote:Pp was able to google, apparently other gun owners are too incompetent to do the same? And you want people to trust how competent you are in gun ownership? Hmm.

So you can’t find any either.

They are common in some European countries. Perhaps they are European and not familiar with the USA?

Anonymous wrote:Pp was able to google, apparently other gun owners are too incompetent to do the same? And you want people to trust how competent you are in gun ownership? Hmm.

So you can’t find any either.

Pp was able to google, apparently other gun owners are too incompetent to do the same? And you want people to trust how competent you are in gun ownership? Hmm.

Anonymous wrote:- show me proof these places exist!
- here’s proof
- no that doesn’t count
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They do obviously exist. It’s not much different than a shooting range that rents guns, they still have to keep them safe. I’d be shocked to hear actual gun owners so unaware of this, but I know you’d rather sh!t on people who don’t want guns in their home rather than engage in actual conversation.

. Again, please provide a list from your superior research. So far we have one “cold storage” place and one place that offers range-based storage. Where are all the others?

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Anonymous wrote:I’m still waiting for the moron to reply back to my post asking about what “gun club” she believes will store my many thousands of dollars of guns.

She spouted off about that like an expert and can’t reply and admit she doesn’t know what the hell she’s talking about.

This is all because OP MADE UP THE WHOLE THING.

This thread is a troll thread.

We heard you the first eleven times, and you've become the most obnoxious part of this whole thread (which is saying something!).

Anonymous wrote:- show me proof these places exist!
- here’s proof
- no that doesn’t count
🙄🙄🙄

They do obviously exist. It’s not much different than a shooting range that rents guns, they still have to keep them safe. I’d be shocked to hear actual gun owners so unaware of this, but I know you’d rather sh!t on people who don’t want guns in their home rather than engage in actual conversation.

Do they exist? Sure. Are the commonplace in a way that would make them at all convenient or reasonable for most gun owners? No. One example in mid-VA doesn't help me in close-in MD. Do you expect me to drive there rather than lock my gun in a safe in my own home?

Nobody's "shitting on you" for pointing out that this isn't the universal "duh" solution you presented it to be. Standard responsible gun ownership protocol is a locking safe, which OP's spouse purchased along with the gun. This is all within spec. But you don't want to hear that, so you keep making up all these other arguments and then acting like you've been victimized when people point out that you're being unreasonable.