For that price, I'll stick to fireams.

i mean

come on

its looks nice

ive been told it shoot nice

too

Just a heads up for anyone looking for a gun safe do not buy a eletronic lock one

i know

too easy to fuck up

mine wont open and it has 13 guns inside and a good amount of cash

oof

you might need to get a drill or something

Imma go buy some stronger batteries but if that doesnt work and it keeps giving me trouble we are gonna get a better one this one was cheap it was only like 900 dollars but it hasnt given me trouble till now and we have been having it for 5 years

get one of those physical ones where you turn the wheel thingy

Does anyone have a preference for 1.5 or 2 inch for their rifle scope? I personally feel like 1.5 is kinda low and cranks my neck. I’m heading to a gun store to take a look at a “super precision 1.93/2.04 scope” by Geissele

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nah man, I dont use a scope. I spend my money on ammo :/

random Q for you guys. assuming you dont have children/untrustworthy peeps in the house, do you think its safe to keep guns hidden and accessible but not locked up, provided the bulk of the ammo is locked up? i.e., I was thinking that if I someday get a place in the suburbs or country where crime risk is low, I would prefer to have at least a gun or two ready to grab with mags near by. Not sure how wise that would be though. :/

or always carry an old trusty dusty 1911 under your pants

valid point. on person is always best.

@sixfivebyfiftyfive make a secret room in your house or even in just your walls. Easy to do

Assuming you have tools and are good with your hands

ye, i guess that's an option. it'd be a good place to keep money too I reckon.

Cut a hole in your dry wall & frame the opening, then put a mirror or picture over it & have a locking mechanism that can be undone with a magnet. Easy way to store a gun near by

I think they even sell custom kits for things like that

mmm nice. magnet might be an unnecessary step unless I wanted it to be really hidden. My whole reason for wanting to not store my gun in a safe is to make it easier to get to, quickly and quietly. I think a false wall in a closet probably is a good idea though.

sweet mirror thing btw. that could work too

> random Q for you guys. assuming you dont have children/untrustworthy peeps in the house, do you think its safe to keep guns hidden and accessible but not locked up, provided the bulk of the ammo is locked up? i.e., I was thinking that if I someday get a place in the suburbs or country where crime risk is low, I would prefer to have at least a gun or two ready to grab with mags near by. Not sure how wise that would be though. :/
@sixfivebyfiftyfive seems reasonable

thx bro

Lock still wont work (oof) gonna try getting a lock tech and if that doesnt work well I guess its just gonna have to be cut open

My dad simply has a small (16 gun) safe. He keepsit unlocked when he's at home and locked when he's not.

checked the wires everything looks fine and got some bigger batteries

@Alpha-57 YoU DOnT NeEd SiXTEeN GuNs

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> @Alpha-57 YoU DOnT NeEd SiXTEeN GuNs
@KungFlu BatSoup bruh your sixteen times safer

Im joking

I don't NeEd to live either, I choose to do so because I want to.

I agree one gun aint enough. You need some for your neighbors, your horses, and your dog also.

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