Originally Posted by Weelok (Post 2068105)

Thought I would post my ridiculous gun safe in this thread. Guns later. CCW holder in California and CA law requires you to trigger lock or put in a safe your firearms that your currentry not using which generally means under your control. So if I'm going to have to buy something, might as well be useful.

I spent a bunch of time looking around and bang for buck seemed Sturdy Safe was pretty good and it supports a California business that manufactures the safes on site.

I went with the Model 3224 with the 4 AWG body upgrade. It was quite a bit cheaper last year but prices go up in CA faster then most places but 4 AWG steel safes at this price in the US are hard to find. No fire wall as you will see and that saved me a lot of money. I figure go home insurance if I get a fire as none of my weapons are collectibles.

Here is some pics:


http://i1100.photobucket.com/albums/...psb0gvnjvk.jpg

http://i1100.photobucket.com/albums/...pswxk1uwf4.jpg

I still need to plumb an outlet inside for a dehumidifier but using a large box of desiccant I picked up on Amazon right now as Sacramento is quite humid in the winter. Summer no big deal.

Originally Posted by Brian D. (Post 2069893)

A good safe was likely the best gun-related purchase I ever made. Never had a break in at the house but have had strangers (contractors etc.) in my condo see the safe, perhaps took note it was bolted to the floor and thought better of coming back uninvited.

Originally Posted by Chainsaw13 (Post 2069902)

Holy crap Hal. Nice collection. What's the middle one in the first pic?

Originally Posted by HK3- (Post 2069916)

Barrett MRAD in .338LM

Originally Posted by mahtofire14 (Post 2070547)

Glock or M&P remo? I'm having a hard time deciding between the two.

Originally Posted by mahtofire14 (Post 2070547)

Glock or M&P remo? I'm having a hard time deciding between the two.

Originally Posted by Chainsaw13 (Post 2070021)

Wow, that thing is sweet.

Anyone have recommendations on lower kits? Looking to start buying the parts to build a new lower for my RRA varmint upper.

Originally Posted by Remo (Post 2070540)

Attachment 16448

M&P .45 compact came in today :wo

Originally Posted by Remo (Post 2071671)

Got qualified today with my compact .45, that is a smooth shooter, feels like shooting my 9mm but bigger holes :tu

Originally Posted by BigBruce (Post 2072040)

Just picked up m&p shield 9mm for concealed purpose. Liked the way it shot better than the xps or glock 43. Got a great deal at the px for $303 out the door. Glock would of been $420 out the door for blue label purchase if anybody was wondering. Now if only I could find cheap good 9mm ammo in bulk.

Originally Posted by Chainsaw13 (Post 2072053)

Plenty of sites have 9mm in bulk, around $.21/rd.

Check out, ammoseek.com, lucky gunner, natchezs, bulk ammo.

Originally Posted by Remo (Post 2072041)

Nice grab, love my shield :tu

Originally Posted by bonjing (Post 2073077)

Mike, let me know if you want to sell the thumb safety. I could use a spare one.

Originally Posted by HK3- (Post 2074441)

Ordered my first fun wheel gun and need opinions on red dot sights. What do you have and why do you like or dislike it? Right now I'm leaning towards a vortex solely on the fact that their warranty is so great.

Originally Posted by Preacher (Post 2074496)

I can't speak for their handgun sights, but I have a vortex on my AR and it is a great sight that didn't break the bank. Made in the US and lifetime warranty, even if you break it! What's not to like?

Originally Posted by Flynnster (Post 2074879)

For the first time in years I walked into a store today (Bass Pro) and bought .22lr ammo. No limits, no crazy prices, no random brands in little ziploc bags with no names. Just a bulk box of 325 Federal.

It may be different where you're at, but in Michigan, it's been a long time since I've been able to do that and not pay $1 a round.

Originally Posted by Flynnster (Post 2074879)

For the first time in years I walked into a store today (Bass Pro) and bought .22lr ammo. No limits, no crazy prices, no random brands in little ziploc bags with no names. Just a bulk box of 325 Federal.

It may be different where you're at, but in Michigan, it's been a long time since I've been able to do that and not pay $1 a round.