Nah none of that is right although any self respecting shooter would never keep a gun loaded. It's just convincing a jury of your intentions. Stealing your car from your drive is not likely to cover you. Breaking in to your home for your keys and putting you and your family in fear certainly would! It's happened but with knives 3 or 4 times in recent months with the crook coming off worse, homeowner initially arrested but then released.
All highly hypothetical on my part I'd add. It would take a major threat for me to take that risk!
Can i have this weeks lottery numbers too? As you seem to be able to predict the outcome of a hypothetical legal case when it will be purely subjective and unique to the case in hand.
Or maybe you are just talking crap.
I still find it difficult to believe that ny person would have a loaded gun close by in a bedroom, without thinking about using it before the event - hence "premeditated"
the police require you to store weapons and amunition locked away out of plain sight of visitors to the property.
not many visitors would wonder into a bedroom, making it an excellent place to store a gun, provided of course it was correctly serured.
Firearms and shotguns are two different beasts covered by diffreent laws and certification. Firearms require gun and ammunition to be locked seperately. With a shotgun the weapon is all that matters. That has to be properly secured. There i sno law for the storage of shotgun cartridges. You can put em where you like, althoug common sense would prevail to most shooters