Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Guns and Ammo => Topic started by: newbie76 on December 18, 2011, 07:48:01 PM
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I just bought a house and I am moving. I will not be able to keep my gun safe in my bedroom. Would any of you consider putting it in the garage?
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As long as you can bolt it in and it isn't a pretty safe (i.e. one with a glass door,) I say go for it.
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Sure, just bolt it down!
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Bolt it down and hide it well...should be good to go!
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Any concern with condensation?
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Any concern with condensation?
You can get a glowrod for your safe for like $40 or so, put that in and it will just slightly warm the interior of the safe and help air circulate a bit inside.
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Isn't humidity a bigger issue and always a worry with guns? Just keep em oiled and try to keep the air in the safe as dry as possible.
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put it in the living room
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:dunno: why isn't it safe in the bedroom :dunno:
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:dunno: why isn't it safe in the bedroom :dunno:
Hell, my bedroom floor couldn't handle the weight of mine!
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Sure garage is fine. Bolt it down. And if you worry about it go to Home Depot and for 40.00 get a portable contruction alarm. Runs on rechargeable Battery comes with it. Motion detection. Will wake the dead.
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:dunno: why isn't it safe in the bedroom :dunno:
Hell, my bedroom floor couldn't handle the weight of mine!
good point but if the guy bought the house. I would crawl under and reinforce the floor to handle it only take a few minutes and more piece of mind :twocents:
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rofl...If the safe came up missing I would just track the 10 guys toting it down the street by the blood trails squirting from their asses! It's not exactly light weight.
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FC I swear you said this exact same thing a few months ago! Either that or I'm on here so long I have hunt-washington deja vu
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lol anything is possible but it doesn't make it any less true!
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Thanks for the advice. I would love to have it in my room but with the way the bedroom is set up and where the doors are for the bathroom and walk-in and with my bedroom furniture there just isnt a place I can put it:( It is just me and my baby boy in the house.....no guy.
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Put it in the garage and make sure it is bolted very well. Bolt it down in the concrete if possible. You can always put up a curtain blocking a portion of the garage so people don't see it whenever your garage door is open.
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If you are moving somewhere nearby I could help you out with a rotohammer to drill the holes in the concrete.