I agree with trebor2880. I have a Stack-On safe as well. I purchased their Total Defense 22 gun safe. Great product.Originally Posted by trebor2880
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I agree with trebor2880. I have a Stack-On safe as well. I purchased their Total Defense 22 gun safe. Great product.
Member: S&WCA, S&WHF
In the last 3 years Ive upgraded my safe 4 times.
Now I have a 36 Gun Stack on Total defense and its full...
So buy a big one to start, My next step is a gun room.
buy stack on on sale, and keep staking em on
If you are in the Toronto area, there is a small but great safe company in Barrie called ADANAC Security. They have many former bank safes that are refurbished into gun safes and they are dirt cheap considering their quality.
gotta pay to play
Really?
Go with a bigger safe to start......you will get more than that 1 AR15 and a handgun......
I checked the website and although they have several safes on there they don't have the same model as mine. Not sure if its been discontinued? Stock seems to change quite a bit at Costco depending on what they can get from vendors. Keep in mind anything sturdy that locks is legal for storage. For years my dad stored his guns in a salvaged highschool locker.
How many rifles and gun do I need?
I'm not a hunter.
THIS^^^^Really?
Go with a bigger safe to start......you will get more than that 1 AR15 and a handgun......
You have no idea what you are getting into. Once you start you will be buying more firearms. This we guarantee.
take my advice and get the biggest one for your space and budget because it will fill up fast
also look into the rifle rod storage system will double any safes capacity
Disarming the victims is not gun control
Veritas Aequitas
buy big i just bought my 2nd safe.
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