Too many guns for safe... whats the option? selling isnt one

[ReelWizard]

Sell some.

 

[InTune]

Normally would agree but while I was in a Chicago (9+ years) I stored bolts in a cookie tin in the kitchen in a high cabinet. Always kept a disassembled junk gun plus a bunch of random parts on the coffee table in the living room with a bottle of cleaner and brushes. Also a cheap crap laptop in plain view with bad power supply. If I was burgled they weren't getting shyte they could use.

My dad was kind of a horder. I told him to never lock the door when he left the house.

 

[palmettomoon]

My dad was kind of a horder. I told him to never lock the door when he left the house.

Filing an insurance claim would be infinitely easier than trying to sell all my stuff.

 

[basstracker89]

If you do buy storage, get one twice the size you'll think you need. You will fill it up

 

[Spas-12 Owner]

Mount them to the wall.

 

[47thGARBB]

Somebody at the Macon show was selling wall decorations that had hidden gun racks installed in them, and I've seen them for sale in other places on the internet. Could be an option if floor space for another safe is limited.

 

[InTune]

Filing an insurance claim would be infinitely easier than trying to sell all my stuff.

When he passed... didn't try to sell any of it

 

[Allsmiles]

I filled up 2 40yd containers at my FILs house up in KY. What sucked was I was the only man there.

 

[InTune]

I filled up 2 40yd containers at my FILs house up in KY. What sucked was I was the only man there.

My 35 yr old nephew helped. His wife took the cook ware and corning ware. Brother took a bedroom suit. Everything else got tossed.

 

[Gordylew]

Lost all mine in that boating accident. Problem solved. Have a safe company install a metal door in a closet. Walk in safe