Most visited 5 posts of April: 30 ways to hide guns in a car

guns.com ^ | 5/3/2015 | editors

[rktman]

We’re not saying these are necessarily the best posts or even the most popular, but they did receive the most page views in April. So in case you missed it, here are the most visited posts of April. Feel free to express your discontent below. We’ll file your comments appropriately.

[rktman]

Plus some other popular posts.

[null and void]

And they are?

Not that I would ever hide a gun in my car...

[rktman]

Okay, to make easy on you for a beautiful Sunday morning in Reno, here’s a direct link to the hiding/mounting spots. :>}

http://www.guns.com/2013/02/26/car-mounts-30-photos/

[null and void]

Hmmm. Mostly not exactly hidden...

[PROCON]

Me either, especially since that tragic boating accident....

[freedumb2003]

Those aren’t “hiding,” they are just “securing.”

[Leaning Right]

especially since that tragic boating accident....

I've noticed a lot of similar incidents being reported lately. Most likely it's due to global warming...er, I mean climate change. Choppier waters on lakes, and all that.

[COBOL2Java]

"Yes, post your best ideas for hiding your guns right here!"

[IronJack]

Kinda liked that first “Hawg Holster.”

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

That’s not “hiding” a gun! I can think of many better ways. I have used the steering wheel shaft holster forty five years ago from the old “Horseman’s Scrapbook” in Western Horseman.

[rktman]

LOL! Not the saddle horn holster? Yeah, it was more of a “mounting” options thing than a hide your gun thing. They were pretty obvious in some of the pics. And obviously some of them were tongue in cheek to say the least.

[Covenantor]

I’ve found that the breech of a 155mm howitzer to be an excellent hiding place. No one ever thinks to look there.

[Big Red Badger]

Grinning Fools hiding a secret,,,
guess Where?

[Big Red Badger]

Grinning Fools hiding a secret,,,
guess Where?

[publius911]

A public service to all thug carjackers and boosters?

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

On the one I used it fits under the dash and on the steering column.

Alas, it only worked on the older pre-1974 trucks where the column goes below the dash.

Now I just keep it out of sight in many places, but NEVER out of mind.

[ViLaLuz]

No one can hide from the DHS mobile backscatter unit.

[rktman]

Meh. No problemo. I’ve been hearing about “ghost” guns so maybe that’s what we need to get. :>}