I am young and broke just starting my career, I will hopefully be able to afford a proper safe soon, but not yet.I need some help with creative but discrete locations to keep my firearms in my home. Obviously I could spend money on these silly "freedom frame" or furniture that turns into a gun storage, but I dont have money for that either. I need to improvise. One thought is I can use velcro straps under my table to keep my rifle. I live alone and children/safety is not a concern. I just dont want my guns to be out of sight and out of mind.Looking specifcally for long guns, but ideas for handguns are welcome as long as its better than putting it in a stack of T shirts.
>>64330363Lean them against the wall you fucking pussy.
your closet. there aren't very many places to hide them from an intruder, so just keep them out of sight.and a handgun under your pillow to keep the demons away.
one in the toilet tank in a ziploc in case someone breaks in while youre takin a shit/shower. thank me later
>>64330363>>64330363
>>64330363How many long guns are you trying to conceal, and how long are we talking? How many handguns? Closet is probably fine. Duct tape or Velcro under a table/dresser/shelf is fine for a handgun, but most long guns are too heavy, and removing them from such a thing is tedious - can't say for sure though because I don't know what you are trying to hide.
>>64330380>He doesn't have a dedicated shower gunNGMI
>>64330507who says I don't? I was just giving OP advice.
>>64330507>>64330517I . . . I forgot the picForgive me anon-sama
>>64330363I just put my guns in the trash can. Who tf is going to open the trashcan for something to steal? I put all my trash in the gun safe.
>>64330363>SafeDon't need it unless you have a few really expensive guns or live with children. Any adult or teen won't be breaking into a locked door and if they would, you have bigger problems. Also, safes are not that expensive; $400 starting price for one is easy, considering the value of what you're putting inside. >but I dont have money for that either.Guns and shooting aren't for you if you can't afford something so small. You can easily spend $600 just on ammo to gitgud and if you aren't good, you don't deserve a gun.
>>64330363Solution: just stay strapped with all of your guns at all times>muh weight!lift moar
>>64330363Toilet Glock
>>64330568Incredibly based.
>>64330363you ever heard the books are like kryptonite to a nigger meme? of course not youre a zoomer. hide your shit in books. you know what books are right?
>>64330568you dont mind the smell of used tampons coming from your gun safe?
>>643304961 bolt rifle with folding stock1 basic shotgun1 ar1 micro pistol1 full size handgun
>>64330363A safe with a large cardboard box over it with "CHRISTMAS TREE/LIGHTS" written on it. and 80 pounds or more of weights inside it.
>>64330952good ideaI routinely transport firearms in my car in a cardboard box labeled "curtain rods" with a sharpie
>>64330363I built this before Tactical Walls hit the scene. Used a mirror my ex gf gave me, some extra time pieces and kitchen drawer sliders from Home Depot and framed in between the studs in my apt wall. Cost around $40. Patched up when I moved out and got my deposit back. The trick is making the side where the mirror moves look like part of a solid 360 degree frame. The drawer sliders are great bc they drop down when fully closed requiring a little bump up to open when mounted like this so even someone probing around the rake isn’t going to feel any movement. 1/3
>>64330363Closed view 1
>>64331026show more pics this could work for me
>>64330363Closed view 2
>>64331032Picrel shows the kitchen drawer sliders at top and bottom, inner frame to obscure the seems. The top, bottom, and left side 1/2” trim is affixed to the mirror while the right side is where is locks up when closed. I’m not Mr. Carpenter fyi.
>>64331030>>64331026thats pretty good. how do you patch a whole that big in drywall?
>>64330860What if you make your house a bookstore or out of books?
>>643311701x2 backers, replacement piece of drywall, tape, mud, sand, paint.
>>64330363Gun cabinet is enough.
>>64331037As long as it doesn't look like a medicine cabinet. Prescription drugs are a target fir theives.
>>64330568>Who tf is going to open the trashcan for something to steal?I can imagine a burglar dumping trash out on the floor for the purpose of taking the can as a container for loot.
>>64330388and out a sock over the barrel so they can't grab it from you
>i am young and broke>tell me which stupid gimmick i should buyyou shouldn't buy any of them. keep your gun in a drawer under some clothes if you're worried about it being stolen
>>64331228you would never get broken into in the first place
>>64331037pretty slick
>>64334512your house should never be detected in the first place
If burglars aren't already inspecting curiously thick wall hangings they will be soon. I've got an actual secret room in my house with a decoy gun safe in plain sight. It's the only way to go, really.
>>64335083it wouldnt if it was a bookstore. bookstores are invisible to nigger eyes
Hey Anon,I have a safe now, but when I was young and broke I bought a chaise lounge with storage on -I think- Wayfair and put it together. This thing sat in my room for a decade, full of guns. When I was like 23 or so, I was dating a really liberal school teacher and she asked me once why I have a chaise in my room, she used to lay on it trying to look cute. I cracked it open for her and she was horrified, cried, called me a psycho, she calmed down and we fucked like 20 minutes later. Anyway…. Nobody would ever suspect it’s full of guns, I still have it and keep extra mags and such in it. I don’t think it cost 200 dollars.Picrel is from around the time I banged my crying ex.
>>64330363https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2H6Xa-bYkEKing Kong ain't got nothing on cutlerylover.
>>64336103https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zd9jeJk2UHQ
anthony_cumia.mpg
>>64336103you shouldve told her you were a secret agent in the cia
>>64336103>surprise Beretta 1934. Great pistol. I had an L shaped Ikea couch with about the same chaise lounge storage thing on one side and also hid guns in it. It’s a good Idea, OP, couch don’t typically double as storage. Would be even better if you can devise a latch to hold it shut too. I used to hide some long guns under my wide table height dresser too. It had a cavity underneath and was low to the ground and sunk in to the carpet a bit so you couldn’t see them unless you laid on the ground and shined a flashlight under it. You couldn’t take the guns out without tilting the dresser up.
>>64336723https://palmettostatearmory.com/beretta-italian-le-trade-in-3-7-9-corto-380acp-1-7rd-pistol-m1934.htmlbuy one for $200; i got two and both came in good condition
>>64336901Damn, I paid like $550 for mine, but that’s probably just markup from being made in the 15th year of the Era Fascista
>>64335024Thanks desu, it’s currently disassembled for a future move.
>>64330372Fpbp, as usual
>>64331026>>64331030>>64331033>>64331037N E A T.
>>64330363Just make sure you always have one within arm's reach
>>64336103Good story, anon.Keep the guns, fuck the bitch.
>>64331170I measured 16” from the corner and just sawed out a big square and put in a trash bag and stuck it in the closet for a few years.
>>64336723Thanks Anon,My grandfather brought it back from North Africa along with some other Kraut and Italian things. He carried it all through WWII since he wasn’t issued a sidearm.I shoot it from time to time, it’s pleasant, the mag release on the heel is a pain, but whatever.
>>64336901I thought that was a cheetah for a second. Thank god it isn't because I'm fucking broke right now. Also,>Italian LE trade-in>M1934 (~60s mfg)You have to wonder how long they used these things lol. I mean the bluing is very well kept on most of them, even the really internally rough ones in the reviews, so who knows. Maybe they mostly just sat. Still, a hell of an old gun for LE use.
