{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"#332- The Truth About Hiding Guns at Home (Most People Get This Wrong)","description":" In this episode of the Guns Podcast US, hosts Brent Wheat and Roy Huntington dive deep into the highly debated topic of staging firearms for home defense. Is it better to carry a concealed weapon on your person at all times, or should you strategically hide firearms throughout your house for quick access? The duo explores the practicalities, tactical considerations, and common pitfalls of keeping staged guns in living rooms, bedrooms, and even vehicles. Drawing from their extensive law enforcement experience, Brent and Roy share real-world stories about the hidden dangers of complex lock boxes, the truth about keeping a gun in your car, and why building muscle memory through training is critical when seconds count. They also discuss clever staging methods, such as utilizing gun magnets and concealment furniture, while cautioning against unsafe practices like stashing firearms deep inside couch cushions. Whether you rely on a bedside lock box, a concealed garage gun, or even a non-lethal impact weapon like a baseball bat, this episode is packed with essential insights to help you build a layered and effective home defense strategy. Tune in to learn how to prepare your home and your mindset for the unexpected. Key Takeaways \u00b7         If you are more than a second or two away from your firearm during a home invasion, it is likely too far away. \u00b7         Carrying a firearm on your person while at home is often more effective and reliable than staging multiple guns around the house. \u00b7         Always maintain standardization in how and where you stage your weapons to avoid mental freeze during a high-stress scenario. \u00b7         Avoid stashing guns in couches or under pillows, as they tend to migrate out of position and collect function-inhibiting debris. \u00b7         Mechanical lock boxes are generally more reliable than electronic ones, but both require extensive practice to open under extreme stress. \u00b7         Storing guns in vehicles overnight or in plain view invites theft; always secure or remove firearms when parking your car outside. \u00b7         Alternative defense tools, like baseball bats or heavy garage tools, can serve as excellent deterrents and secondary options when a firearm is not accessible. Gear Featured in This Episode Looking for the storage and safety solutions mentioned in the video? Check out the links below: \u2022    SOFhold Magnets \u2013 Magnetic mounting solutions for quick-access storage. https:\/\/SOFhold.com \u2022    Streamlight SpeedLocker \u2013 Secure, portable power-free storage. https:\/\/Streamlight.com \u2022    Skinner Garment Bag \u2013 The ultimate low-profile transport system. https:\/\/SkinnersSights.com --- Have a topic idea or a guest you\u2019d like to see in a future episode? Let us know in the comments or email editor@gunspodcast.us Never miss an episode! Subscribe to our YouTube channel or sign up for our newsletter to get the Guns Podcast delivered straight to your inbox each week. Buy our Merch! Visit Gunspodcast.us ","author_name":"Guns Podcast US","author_url":"http:\/\/gunspodcast.us","html":"