Proper Storage?

[stampede]

I think we should all stop answering this question. How many times a week is it asked?
If you passed the course you should know. If not REREAD THE BOOK YOU GOT.

The OPs question was a reasonable one.

Your response less so. Just because you did, do not assume that everyone has or had to take the "course". Did you know this ?

[Miketyler]

I think we should all stop answering this question. How many times a week is it asked?
If you passed the course you should know. If not REREAD THE BOOK YOU GOT.

Maybe you should stop hanging out in the newbie FAQ section if you're so advanced.

[Mr_jonny]

I think we should all stop answering this question. How many times a week is it asked?
If you passed the course you should know. If not REREAD THE BOOK YOU GOT.

Being a human being and a member of this form, I don't mind the same question being asked. Just because you read the question, you don't have to respond.

[shawn]

Do not store them in a case for long term as it may cause your firearm to rust . Storage in a gun case is for short term only .

Not really, it depends.

It depends on where you live, on the coast yeah dont store em there, in the prairies fill you boots. Its all about the humidity where you live. I have guns that have been stored in soft cases for more than a decade with zero rust.

Shawn

[kidcom]

I would suggest using pistol/rifle socks as they are silicone treated and will protect your firearms against dampness/humidity etc.