Btt,
My Non-opinion is to dismantle the firearm in question to the detail strip level, lock each component in an IP68 rated enclosure, then secure all of those boxes in an armoured safe with a minimum of 3 hour rating to incursion. Secure this to the ground outside of the vehicle with a minimum of 4x 1" diameter grade 5+ taper-bolt anchors that have a minimum ultimate tensile strength of 28,270lbs and an minimum ultimate shear of 36,275. This safe must have retroreflective camouflage to conceal it from being a safe to the eyes of a reasonable person. Then you will be in compliance with Texas law.
IANAL
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- Thu May 27, 2010 7:45 am
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Re: Secure compliance vs. Convertible Automobile
I see your como and raise you aPurplehood wrote:Como?Islands7 wrote:I think this is finally going well, good directives from those more experienced.
I still need to post security vs. children (home, car, whatever) Texas law to gain equally good spotlighting & parsing.
