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I often have a truck/vehicle handgun handy since often drawing the one I am carrying is cumbersome at best. My firearm acquisition plan is for one of those Judges loaded with .410 buckshot.

When Mrs. Anygun and I ditty-bop on a road trip somewhere I either have an evil black shootgun full of buckshot or a tricked up Ruger Mini-14 with a 30 round magazine in place. I never leave the long guns in the vehicle overnight while traveling. Given that most of our road trips are in the Hill Country, other hotel guests or RV park residents (if we are RVing) often are treated to the sight of me bringing my preciouses into our quarters.

The last time we were in Fredericksburg for the Hill COuntry Tour of Homes we were checking into the Hampton Inn. A couple from the Land of Lincoln, the not-so-great (at least from a 2A perspective) state of Illinois was walking in and took a long look at us as we walked up to the hotel. I had the shootgun in a nice case draped in my arm along as I sauntered along. I asked Mr. Illinois if he had brought his along.

As the elevator door closed Mrs. Anygun asked me if I was enjoying myself and I answered in the affirmative.

While we were driving from Fredericksburg to Kerrville the suburban had a flat tire. We were on the side of the road with the back open. SWMBO was supervising my attempt to perform a NASCAR grade tire change on the suburban.The shotgun was in plain view in the back. A Fredericksburg LEO pulled up, got out, walked up, and offered assistance as I was deciphering the jack directions along with the spare tire hoist setup. The subject of the shotgun never came up. He bade us a good day and assured us he would come by later to make certain we made a successful tire change.

Mrs. Anygun thought it was quite amusing.

I love Texas.

Anygunanywhere

Take those NRA and TSRA stickers off of your vehicle.

Put on an ACLU and Brady bunch sticker.

Anygunanywhere