NEW Center of Mass :::Combo Lock:::

[Apeman88]

Paypal was too easy... just bought 2 . Hope the 3rd Gen is better than the previous.

[spc]

Originally Posted by Spicy McHaggis

Hmm, that's great news. I had four of the other boxes, which came with eight keys. All keyed alike. I put one on my keychain and lost the other seven.

Oh, and I didn't see anywhere in that email he sent to you about Tannerite.

You didn't loose them, you just put them in a safe place. I like mine, the keyed ones and look forward to the performance of the new combo models.

spc

[BonoVox]

Originally Posted by Apeman88

Paypal was too easy... just bought 2 . Hope the 3rd Gen is better than the previous.

Sweet we expect a review please!

[libertarian]

They are to put another layer between your stuff and the knuckle head with a brick in his hands and 5 minutes to kill.

Sounds like he knew just the knucklehead to have test them

[PUNK]

Originally Posted by libertarian

Sounds like he knew just the knucklehead to have test them

exactly!

[Apeman88]

I got my new metal combo lock boxes on Friday. Just had a chance to play with it. I don't have the old plastic one to compare to but the new one seems to work okay. The combo lock looks like die casted... not the best quality but it works. The combo wheels doesn't seem to turn all that smooth and the wheels don't click on every number so it is easy to move it in between 2 numbers. To chance the combo... there is a switch on the inside you have to move over and push up. I could not get this to move by hand and had to use a pair of pliers. Once I move the switch, I can change the combo.

Overall... the keyed lock boxes are still better quality. The mech. is smoother. But I lost my keys to both on keyed boxes (4 keys) so not using them anymore. For me... combo is still the way to go.

[Stan-Lee]

California_When I use my original gun case (with two wraps of cable lock on handle)for my m-t Glock I was told I could carry ammo in the glovebox. Is that correct or should it be carried elsewhere? I am usually in a flatbed truck tending to business with no other place for ammo. What say you?

[PUNK]

Originally Posted by Stan-Lee

California_When I use my original gun case (with two wraps of cable lock on handle)for my m-t Glock I was told I could carry ammo in the glovebox. Is that correct or should it be carried elsewhere? I am usually in a flatbed truck tending to business with no other place for ammo. What say you?

first off, welcome!

ammo can be anywhere in the vehicle EXCEPT inside the locked box where your unloaded gun is.

it's how you transport your firearm that matters most.

http://www.calccw.com/Forums/general...tml#post104506

[spc]

Originally Posted by Stan-Lee

California_When I use my original gun case (with two wraps of cable lock on handle)for my m-t Glock I was told I could carry ammo in the glovebox. Is that correct or should it be carried elsewhere? I am usually in a flatbed truck tending to business with no other place for ammo. What say you?

Welcome to the site.

+1 with Mike.

spc

[Stan-Lee]

Thank you AMS Mike and spc. We frequently carry firearms (pistols, rifles and shotguns) from one side of the county road to the other in the immediate vicinity of our ranch so we were concerned. Wishing you health, wealth and happiness for the New Year!

[spc]

Originally Posted by Stan-Lee

Thank you AMS Mike and spc. We frequently carry firearms (pistols, rifles and shotguns) from one side of the county road to the other in the immediate vicinity of our ranch so we were concerned. Wishing you health, wealth and happiness for the New Year!

Hope it helped. The very best to you and yours as well.

spc

[Stan-Lee]

Originally Posted by Stan-Lee

Thank you AMS Mike and spc. We frequently carry firearms (pistols, rifles and shotguns) from one side of the county road to the other in the immediate vicinity of our ranch so we were concerned. Wishing you health, wealth and happiness for the New Year!

I received my COM lock box and like it.So to be clear,I can carry unloaded firearm,no clip,in lock box.Can I have loaded clips and ammo in glove box or should clips be unloaded and stored away from ammo in glovebox?Do I need another lock box for loaded clips?

[PUNK]

Originally Posted by Stan-Lee

I received my COM lock box and like it.So to be clear,I can carry unloaded firearm,no clip,in lock box.Can I have loaded clips and ammo in glove box or should clips be unloaded and stored away from ammo in glovebox?Do I need another lock box for loaded clips?

just put the clips in your hair.

you can keep the magazines anywhere else EXCEPT inside the locked COM box.

to keep it simple. The only thing in the locked COM box is your UNLOADED gun. That COM box should be locked and in your trunk of the car.

[BonoVox]

Originally Posted by Stan-Lee

I received my COM lock box and like it.So to be clear,I can carry unloaded firearm,no clip,in lock box.Can I have loaded clips and ammo in glove box or should clips be unloaded and stored away from ammo in glovebox?Do I need another lock box for loaded clips?

First off clips are for a hair.

If the handgun is unloaded and in a locked box. Like your COM lock box.

You can have loaded magazines anywhere in the car. Ammo anywhere in the car. One thing though........out of sight is VERY much preferred.

[Stan-Lee]

Originally Posted by BonoVox

First off clips are for a hair.

If the handgun is unloaded and in a locked box. Like your COM lock box.

You can have loaded magazines anywhere in the car. Ammo anywhere in the car. One thing though........out of sight is VERY much preferred.

Thank you.

We drive a flatbed trucks,no trunk. Should COM, mags and ammo be oos? How would rifles & shotguns be secured? Cable locks,gun cases?????

BTW_clip
noun
1. a metal frame or container holding cartridges; can be inserted into an automatic gun [syn: cartridge holder]