Thread: Pistol NZ Legal opinion on Safe regulations

Originally Posted by stumpy

my last safe check , the ex cop asked if my wife knew where the key was kept ..... threw me for a sec , ... and i said no , and i asked him on it , he said he needed to check to make sure the wife (who isnt vetted) wouldnt go nuts and shoot me , ... if she could find the keys , then find the mags then find the loaded bullets , ... good luck to her .

You're telling me your wife has not a single fucking clue where the key to your safe is? Don't lie to yourself...

Originally Posted by Jexla

You're telling me your wife has not a single fucking clue where the key to your safe is? Don't lie to yourself...

I'm telling you my wife has no idea and why would she?

Originally Posted by Jexla

You're telling me your wife has not a single fucking clue where the key to your safe is? Don't lie to yourself...

so , always hard to decide how someone is writing something and in what tone , but whats up with the agro ?
@Jexla

Originally Posted by stumpy

so , always hard to decide how someone is writing something and in what tone , but whats up with the agro ?
@Jexla

Not at all aggro mate, just saying you're telling a bit of a porky.


However in mikee's case that makes absolute sense, there's no reason to give the spouse the code if they're not a firearm user.

Originally Posted by Jexla

Not at all aggro mate, just saying you're telling a bit of a porky.


However in mikee's case that makes absolute sense, there's no reason to give the spouse the code if they're not a firearm user.

@Jexla .... do you know me personally ?

Originally Posted by Jexla

You're telling me your wife has not a single fucking clue where the key to your safe is? Don't lie to yourself...

Mine knows exactly where the key to the safe is, Its locked in the safe!!

Now the combination she has less than no idea of and has never asked. Its not written down ANYHERE and if anything should happen to me the locksmiths will no doubt be getting a call