"Firstly,my storage is for a slimmed down collection. Swords and other Melee weapons are stored in my garage/gym hooked on the wall.

Guns are in a rifle safe in a small walk in wardrobe with a locked,steel reinforced door and no windows.Handguns are stored in a separate locked compartment at the top of the safe.All guns have trigger locks.I put my 50lb pistol crossbow in a drawer with my other tools in the garage.Bolts are with the ammunition.Can't be assed making room in the safe.

I have an old 650fps air rifle,Gewehr 98 and a horrible mutliated sawn off air rifle(thanks to my nephew) on a rack on the other side of the wardrobe."

"I've got all mine, including my sisters .22 and one of my dads shotguns in one side of a locker. Not with trigger locks, but I think I should probably throw one on each of my guns, at least the pistols..."

"Locked closet at home and gun safe at my farm. Weapons are unloaded except for carry pistol. No locks on indivdual weapons because if they are locked up in a safe. I think tigger locks are unnecessary, of course I don't have any children living at home. My state does not have any restrictions on firearms in the home.
We also have the castle law which means if you come on to my property (including vehicle) with intent to do harm, I have the right to blow you away. No charges can be filed against me (including civil law suits)."

"Right now since it is still legal to own firearms in the US I have mine stored in a locked closet with trigger locks, one XD 45 beside my bed in a single gun biometric safe for self defense, and I carry that same one during my trips away from the house. My compound bow is just hanging on a gun rack in my room.
My intentions is to buy a gun safe to store them in once I have my office built on to my house within the next few years.

Also, if it ever comes to firearms being illegal in the USA, I am going to invest in some large PVC pipe and some silca packets to reduce moisture and bury the things in my horse pasture... hypothetically speaking of course. lol"

"If your gonna hypothetically bury your toys. I would suggest getting a metal detector and findind a old trash dump site or such to bury it in. If they make it illegal they will probably search properties and they will use detectors if they think your hiding them."

"If you ever bought a firearm from a dealer since the Assault Weapons Ban you are on a record. The dealer keeps the record of your purchase for life. If his FFL expires or gets revoked they will come collect the records. Now dont know if they are destroyed or just stored from there. But if they ever become banned they will turn all those records into a registration of sorts and go gun hunting.


Oh ya I have a couple ruined non-salvageable weapons in a leaky PVC on my property. thats so if they go searching they will eventually find them and think I just didnt do it right and these are my cache. Hopefully it convinces them to move on and lkeave my real caches alone.

Hypothetically of coarse lol"

"Locked closet at home and gun safe at my farm. Weapons are unloaded except for carry pistol. No locks on indivdual weapons because if they are locked up in a safe. I think tigger locks are unnecessary, of course I don't have any children living at home. My state does not have any restrictions on firearms in the home.
We also have the castle law which means if you come on to my property (including vehicle) with intent to do harm, I have the right to blow you away. No charges can be filed against me (including civil law suits)."

"Sweet wish all states were like that. Would help with the over crouded prisons and jails. Instant judge and jury. Guilty till shot dead.

I have a 13yr girl(14 in days), 11yr boy(12 14days later), and 11yr girl(12 in 6 mths). Mine being locked is more for guest kids than mine. The shotgun and 22LR rifle are up high so my youngest and young kids cant access. My Taurus 92F and Hi-Point are usually in my car when gone to work. Then put in my gun chest when home.
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