VA Offers ‘Free Gun Locks’ in Exchange for Owners’ Addresses, Number of Guns

[krazy kris]

Really? Every 3 months? That sucks!

[FastFox]

Go buy a really "POS" handgun. Get something like a Saturday Night Special. Then order only ONE lock for that gun. Keep your mouth shut about anything else you may or may not have. Always have the "Cheapie" locked, unloaded, and if possible rusty and nasty. That should take care of the brilliant VA inspectors that may come around. Oh yeah, have only 2 or 3 old and tarnished bullets for the gun.

[71chevellejohn]

Yep. They are out at my house every 3 months and every time I get the same question and then they pull the wife away to pry as well. "Is he violent, does he have firearms? How many? Where are they exactly?"

Nope, go fuck yourself.

Not trying to pry into your personal affairs, but is there a reason for them visiting your house(PTSD/ injury related). I know a few people receiving VA benefits and they've never mentioned having anyone stop by to interview interrogate them.

[Forever_frost]

I'm part of the caregiver program where they come out to make sure I haven't shot my wife and she hasn't poisoned me, take my weight, check for cuts, scrapes and to evaluate if the house is appropriate (shower handles, etc) for my medical condition. They wanted me to have an electronic device here that I would have to use it to check in with a nurse daily and several times a day if I get upset but I told them fuck no.

[Gasser64]

troll them and send several different letters with addresses at vacant lots saying the guy has thousands of guns

[71chevellejohn]

I'm part of the caregiver program where they come out to make sure I haven't shot my wife and she hasn't poisoned me, take my weight, check for cuts, scrapes and to evaluate if the house is appropriate (shower handles, etc) for my medical condition. They wanted me to have an electronic device here that I would have to use it to check in with a nurse daily and several times a day if I get upset but I told them fuck no.

Gotcha.