Mojave Lever Crew - Roll Call!

[200Apples]

Yeah, I'm not paranoid. These kids have been to our home many times and have already seen safe #1. Oh yeah, they are all white too..... I had to throw that in so they didn't really have a good team.

lmao. Good one!

[splithoof]

Hey guys, I'm looking at a safe from Costco. They say free curb side delivery. Does anybody know how they drop it off? a fork lift maybe ? I've got to go about 40 feet to the garage and up hill about 4 feet..


This should be good for my ammo, knife collection and over flow from my other safe.
https://www.costco.com/cannon-43.8-c...100341405.html

[golfish]

Is that model from Costco a “Big Horn”?....If so, the last time I checked, those were made in China. For a better RSC, check out Sun Welding in Simi Valley. They have built a bunch for me, and make quality stuff. Some folks like Dean, they are good as well.

I will check those as well, thanks....

The one in the Costco link that I posted is a Cannon safe.

Edit: The Cannon Safes are made in Mexico..

[Killer Bee]

cannon son hecho en mexico

amsec is a premium US made safe.. along with rhino, liberty, and several others.. many safe buying guides out there that break down features for gun safe shoppers.. good luck!

[golfish]

lmao. Good one!

And I was starting to think you didn't have a sense of humor

[Transient]

I've been considering buying a lever action wood stock rifle, and would like some help. I'm looking for something fairly inexpensive, reliable, and common. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Since it'll be a few days since I log back on to CalGuns, please send me a PM.

Should MLC choose to adopt me, I request that my membership title not be Member, but Transient. After all, I actually am one. Hehe today, but may not be tomorrow.

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[golfish]

I've been considering buying a lever action wood stock rifle, and would like some help. I'm looking for something fairly inexpensive, reliable, and common. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Since it'll be a few days since I log back on to CalGuns, please send me a PM.

I think the Henry is a good choice these days..

https://www.henryusa.com/rifles/big-boy-steel-side-gate/

[pennstater]

Mark, look at Sportsmans Steel Safes In Long Beach. Thats where I bought mine. Mine is the "Special Forces " model.

MLC

[golfish]

Mark, look at Sportsmans Steel Safes In Long Beach. Thats where I bought mine. Mine is the "Special Forces " model.

MLC

Tom, I have the same Sportsman Steel safe that you have. I bought it about 25 years ago.

Man your up early. I'm just going to bed

[pennstater]

Tom, I have the same Sportsman Steel safe that you have. I bought it about 25 years ago.

Man your up early. I'm just going to bed

Opps! Yep, there goes the memory.
Saw the wife off to work. Lounge time now!

MLC

[200Apples]

And I was starting to think you didn't have a sense of humor

lol no kidding. You and me both.

I do but since it's a keen sense of humor it doesn't always seem to appear.

But, good grief! between the "PC" (tyranny with manners) and "#metoo" BS at work, it will wear on you. Now everyone's offended.

I digress. Please. Carry on.

[200Apples]

Looks like I get to shoot a newly-overhauled 39A today. Winds should taper off after lunch.

Gonna head for the hills. Mojave's too far today.

[nickel plate]

With all this talk about safes, no one has mentioned Sturdy Safe out of Fresno. I was fortunate to be in one of the calguns S S group buys (there were several) a couple of years ago. What caught my attention was that the materials used were of good quality American steel, S&G locks, American workers building in house a basic no frills safe. They did however offer quite a few options, fire walls of hard spun glass (not sheetrock), thicker steel walls, various interior configurations, etc. These safes are in no way "off the shelf" as they are built to your specs as they don't carry any unsold finished inventory.
I went to their place of business (called ahead) to see their products and manufacturing facility as they have no outside dealerships. In one area of the plant there were about fifty completed safes all on separate pallets all presold, no two alike and ready to be shipped. Everything was pretty much done under one roof and quite a roof it is-the shop is very old as in blacksmith old!
I just checked their website sturdysafe.com and they've branched out a bit adding some jazzed out models but still offer some economy style safes.
Oh, and the woman in their website's photos happens to be the bosses daughter-she gave me the tour....

[bergmen]

Looks like I get to shoot a newly-overhauled 39A today. Winds should taper off after lunch.

Gonna head for the hills. Mojave's too far today.

Happy for you! but:



Dan

[200Apples]

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