Firearm BS thread

Since you are planning to put it on an elevated floor, I suggest going with something lighter rather a heavy, traditional safe. You don't want it crashing through the floor.

It sound to me like a Stack-On would serve your current needs well. For some added security, you can bolt it to the floor and/or wall.

 

O read or heard somewhere, the garage is where most fires start....

Buy a fire proof aka resistant safe.


Buy once
Cry once

 

Most fires start either in the kitchen or laundry room, sleeping with your bedroom door closed and shut decreases your chance of dying in a fire as well as the chance of being murdered.

If your house catches on fire and a room is on fire the easiest way to save your house is closing all doors and windows so when the FD arrives it will typically be confined to a small area.

 

So based on this.

Might as well use wooden crate with a padlock on it to store said weapons.

 

You could, minimal difference between that and an 18 gauge steel box.

Wooden crate with an antique padlock would make a pretty cool way to secure firearms.

 

How much shipped


Asking for a friend.

 

Good call. I will just throw all my weapons in a crate and call it a day.

Again. I am looking for a cabinet to store guns, not a heavy safe. I am not worried about theft or fire. Just a way to store guns neatly and secure from mainly a 2 year old kid. Tired of storing weapons on the top shelf of the closet or locked up in individual cases.

 

The stack-ons are fine for that, I’m not aware of another similar mainstream brand that has similar products.

 

In 3 years your kid is going to go digging through everything, find the key for the cabinet, and holding a gun.

If you're 100% ok with that, get a cabinet. If not, get a safe.

 

have a smaller safe for important documents and a 24 gun stack on safe i got at BJs Wholesale Club. Was in sale, think it was $550 out the door. works great in my garage. I recommend rechargeable dehumidifiers for inside the safe.

 

https://us.letgo.com/en/i/army-foot-locker_78bfdf33-5821-445f-937c-1794cd06e3b8

 

@ChadsPride
Finally found an appropriate spot for it

 

might check your local craigslist or Army surplus store.

 

Walther PPQ vs P99, which one and why? GO!

 

PPK because James Bond

 

PPQ- grip feels better, which is relative so might not be any help.

 

The one you shoot better.

It's always that answer.

 

I’ve been wanting a Ak recently but have no idea what brands I should be looking for. All I’m looking for is a milled receiver and wood stocks. Any one got some brands or models I should be looking for?

 

Also my budget is around 1300