Gun Control & RKBA

sarisataka

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3. I would guess their thinking

Tue Nov 9, 2021, 12:26 PM

Nov 2021

Is there is significant overlap between the average Lowe's customer and the typical hunter who likely owns several firearms. It is hunting season so the hunters are thinking of their guns and may want to upgrade their security. Especially if there have been shootings in the news.

A sale of such a safe is a triple win. Lowe's sells an expensive item, the gun owner has good security for their guns and the community it a little bit safer because the guns are in a safe instead of a closet.

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I just came back from a Lowe's in Durham, NC, near where a lot of shootings [View all] mnhtnbb Nov 2021 OP

Sure, My Lowe's and HD sells them front and center. What's the problem? Responsible gun owners MenloParque Nov 2021 #1

Several stores in my small county seat... 2naSalit Nov 2021 #2

That's my point. mnhtnbb Nov 2021 #4

It's encouraging to see they are promoting safety. 2naSalit Nov 2021 #5

I suspect you're underestimating the appeal. PTWB Dec 2021 #14

I would guess their thinking sarisataka Nov 2021 #3

This is good for your community. beemerphill Nov 2021 #6

This is something nobody should be against. LiberatedUSA Nov 2021 #7

My wife's jeweler friend uses one for high end stones. Throck Nov 2021 #8

Track sales of these weapon containers. samir.g Dec 2021 #9

Why? sarisataka Dec 2021 #10

Well, they hold multiple firearms, yagotme Dec 2021 #15

For what reason? nt MarineCombatEngineer Dec 2021 #11

What nefarious purpose do you anticipate them being used for, aside from making it harder to steal Dial H For Hero Dec 2021 #12

So, encouraging people to lock up their gun is a bad idea? MicaelS Dec 2021 #13