Reply With QuoteVery nice! But I will just keep my gun stored in my pants.
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I was looking for GPS mounts when I came across this.
For all those times you needed to do ride by shootings, heres your solution.
Attached to handlebars.
'04 CBR1000RR
Very nice! But I will just keep my gun stored in my pants.
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At the gap last month with a friend who lives in S.C. He carries a baretta 9mm in his pocket all the time,except when we stop for a cold one.Then it goes in the bikes saddlebag.No guns allowed in bars down there.
"If ya want me,I'll be in the bar"
Ric Waterloo
1800 Goldwing
2009 1100S Hypermotard (for sale)
944 Ducati track the "Blueberry Muffin"
Ah yes, THE GUN MOUNT, just what I was looking for the other day
...I dont see anything for rifles though?
yeah I was wondering the other day how to carry my rifle on my bike.Originally Posted by S500K
Ah yes, THE GUN MOUNT, just what I was looking for the other day
...I dont see anything for rifles though?
You don't need a mount, just slap it on your belt and go riding. Of course you need to be left handed to be able to shoot while riding.
Malks
1997 ST1100
and nobody is asking how we'd get a gun legally, in Ontario, before getting a bike mount? lol
...not saying I wouldn't want both <_<
You take the tests and send in an application for a Restricted PAL. 45 days later you go shopping. Pretty straight forward.
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Even with a restricted gun license, it's not quite that easy.
Thought we weren't allowed handguns though? Unless you wanna shoot ppl w/ an overloaded flaregun I dunno how we'd keep a rifle in that thing.
Common misconception among Canadians.
You are indeed allowed to own handguns. You need a restricted PAL which is easy to get, provided you arent insane or a criminal.
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well then...you just gave me a horribad idea to spend my $$$ on w/ my new well paying job =D
Its not horribad at all. Its a great idea; guns are a fun hobby. You just cant get into it overnight as the application process is a little slow. But if you start now, you can be shooting your own handgun by september!
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Gun mount? Baaaahhh...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vespa_150_TAP
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Yes, it's easy to get licensed to own handguns in Canada, but to get licensed to carry the thing anywhere except between the range and home is a different story.
Carrying a Gun is a real Pain in the butt, Especially the restricted ones as one is required ATT (authorization to transport).
Wish we could carry it like this :P
http://www.break.com/pictures/motorc...ome671200.html
Personally I would prefer a mounted Motorcycle
http://www.grunt.com/images-bs/motorhead/beckerman.jpg
For the unrestricted they should be locked and carried in a non visible casing. The only way to go would be taking a rifle or shotgun that can be disassembled( 2 parts) easily and put in a case on the motorcycle.
One with a Rebel flag on it, please.
Mark H.
06 ZX-14
Make sure its not this one
http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/cfp-pcaf/n...stolet-eng.htm
While many enjoy shooting I cannot justify the hassle of getting one that I would use rarely. When I was a weapons tech in the USMC and had to work on everything imaginable and fire countless rounds through them all it may have soured me a bit on owning just a little handgun.
In Canada, we typically store them at home while riding. If you have a club ATT, you can use something like this: http://www.mezzi.com/Wood-Briefcases , of course, you would need a P210 to complete the picture.
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