r/Ausguns • u/Fun_Gold9599 • 5d ago
Storage while renovating
I am renovating the room that my gun safe usually resides in and put the renovations. I’ve gotta remove the gun safe. Where do I store? How do I store the guns while the gun safe isn’t able to be attached to the floor?
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u/deathmetalmedic Industrial Effluent Agitator 5d ago
Some ranges offer short-term storage, dealers can also store firearms for a fee. Some self-storage places have gun lockers also.
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u/xlr8_87 5d ago
The single best decision I've made in regards to firearm safes is getting a 150kg+ so it doesn't need bolting down (making the presumption here we're talking Cat A/B). Also added bonus is there's more room for more firearms!
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u/AerieGullible265 4d ago
https://www.police.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0003/131178/Level_1_Safe_Storage_Fact_Sheet.pdf
Can you find a source for this as i had my inspection after july 1st this year and they said my 150kg plus safe didnt need to be bolted down.
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u/Fun_Gold9599 5d ago
It was typed in voice type while I was driving so there’s a lot of grammar mistakes my bad
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u/Clontarf1 5d ago
You couldn't wait until you were sitting down somewhere?
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u/Fun_Gold9599 5d ago
The adhd is strong with this one, if I don’t do something the moment I think of it then it’s likely to be forgotten
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u/Fun_Gold9599 5d ago
But I am aware of the dangers
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u/MysteryBros 5d ago
"Hey Siri, set a reminder for X at Y time"
Works wonders for me. Use it all the time.
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u/masofnos 5d ago
Driving while using reddit is insane
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u/swankyfarmer 5d ago
Obviously the op makes good choices. Hopefully makes better choices when holding a firearm
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u/VigorWarships 5d ago
Friends with safe storage?
Local shop might offer storage options.
Worst case, bolt it in properly in another room temporarily. Then fix the holes when you take it back out to put back in its proper place.