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The Back-Up.

Your bedside gun rack.
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Pretty cool gizmo! I wonder if they make one to fit rocket propelled chainsaws...
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This product is not intended for use in homes with children
Fail.

Let natural selection do its thing.
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I think I'll leave mine propped up against the side of the headboard... It does get moved if I have female company. :lol:

It's been stationary for a few months. :|
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What we need is combination gun rack/headboard. :lol:


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Fill wrote:
This product is not intended for use in homes with children
Fail.

Let natural selection do its thing.
Would you care to clarify that?
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That reminds me, I've been meaning to put a rack on the back of our headboard. Bed sits on a diagonal in the corner of the room so it'd be outta site and it still leaves plenty of "reach over/around" room for a long gun there.
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rightisright wrote:I think I'll leave mine propped up against the side of the headboard... It does get moved if I have female company. :lol:

It's been stationary for a few months. :|
I have mine propped nicely between the bookshelf and the night stand; last girl in my bedroom either didn't notice or didn't care (she would not have been surprised by its presence, certainly...)
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workinwifdakids wrote:Would you care to clarify that?
Would you care to clarify your request for clarification?


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Fill wrote:
workinwifdakids wrote:Would you care to clarify that?
Would you care to clarify your request for clarification?


:roll:
Yes, Fill. You implied that children deserve to be shot to death because their parents are foolish. Perhaps I missed some dark humor.
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