"DETROIT CARRY"

[HamsterStyle]

On Ingo we have a term for that. It's called "Denny" and it's used as a verb.

Thanks Denny

 

[jamil]

Thanks Denny

Oh crap.

 

[Lex Concord]

Yep, again a spur of the moment decision, like my waist belt was covering my jacket pocket area, as mentioned I was too lazy at the moment to unbuckle and toss in pocket that would again be covered by the belt (you ever try and dig out a ringing cell phone from your pocket on 465, while strapped down)? People have strapped and holstered guns many places in an auto and in an accident the air bag may not be the only thing going off, and it probably would not work with your custom autos of the 1911 breed, or your Judge, but hey, worked for me, and I took a distractive dangerous selfie on Lee road just past the VFW going down hill towards Fall Creek, just for you guys!

Yes officer, I wil keep my hands up where you can see them, yes I know there is a GLOCK buckled to my belt pointing at my weenie, but I am an INGOER so it's OK?!?

The picture isn't from far enough back to be sure, but based on what I do see and the description of your seatbelt's lap belt covering your jacket pocket area, my guess is "you're doing it wrong" with the seatbelt. To be safe and effective, it should be under your gut and against your pelvis, else, you risk serious internal abdominal injury in case of a collision.

 

[tat2clod]

Think I might get the shotgun AR rack for my Crown Vic for proper storage to and from work LOL.

 

[STEEL CORE]

I sit like a guy, "V" shaped one foot on the gas petal, the other not. It was a spur of the moment thing, like I mentioned, daily life is like that.
I don't think it would work well with my G-22 or G-23, or G-27, too heavy.
Besides what's to keep the wife or significant other from grabbing it during "Driving Miss Daisy" events, or in my case driving the "Dragon Lady" around town during one of our less thatn spectacular communication sessions.
She could grab it and while I am occupied by the wheel and traffic, shoot my A$$ !

 

[Scout]

[video=youtube;zhe58xORWG0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhe58xORWG0[/video]

I have to give you credit for knowing that movie.
Now, I give you this.
https://youtu.be/F1Bhl3yjzsQ

 

[fatback mike]

This started out as a good idea. In an accident I would think there would be a huge gun imprint on your belly

 

[Old Dog]

Detroit carry, I thought this was going to be a story about the rest of us bailing the city of Detroit out of bankruptcy!

 

[UK2K]

Good idea for some... I always wondered why there was not a sticky in this section for vehicle gun placement, maybe something to think about it. As far as keeping it safe in a crash - here's a story, I rolled my truck four times in which my Ruger SR45 was in the middle locked console and my 12g Gold Trigger Browning was in its case in the back seat. Both guns freed from their original places and missed me by inches. You can never tell what would happen in a crash. I now keep my G19 comfortably in my door console custom fitted with some gun case foam for easy access.

 

[throttletony]

His description in the video reminded me of Wickus Vsn de Merwe from the movie District 9.