Good Storage Location for Firearm and accessories in Nevada?

[smle-man]

Safety deposit box. Many folks do this to keep their NFA or non-Cali legal stuff out of California.

In fact, in regards to NFA... BATFE recommends you store your items in a safety deposit box within the LEGAL state.

I have seen banks that state no firearms or cash in safety deposit boxes. FWIW.

[sigstroker]

There's a lot of desert out there. Bring a shovel, GPS, chunk of carpet and something to wrap them in. Dig a hole, place wrapped items in hole, cover with carpet then cover with dirt. Retrieval will be quick and easy.

Worked great for Walter White.

I don't think a storage unit would be that big of a deal depending upon what you put in there. All the magazines you could want could easily be put in a plain moving box and would not look tempting to thieves. Likewise, an AR-15 lower in a gym bag wouldn't attract attention. As long as you were careful to be innocuous when putting items in and out of the storage unit, nobody would be the wiser. Who would break into a storage unit for boxes of old household goods and gym clothes?

Any thief. They steal what they can. Only in the movies are the Robert DeNiro's that only rob millions from banks. Not a soul on earth knew what was in my storage unit when it got robbed.

[anothergunnut]

Worked great for Walter White.



Any thief. They steal what they can. Only in the movies are the Robert DeNiro's that only rob millions from banks. Not a soul on earth knew what was in my storage unit when it got robbed.

It's just not that high risk. An assembled AR-15 lower is about $200 to $250, add in a dozen magazines at $10 each and you're still under $400.

If you are worried about losing a lower, you could build a featureless lower (fixed stock and monster man grip) and install a pistol grip in NV. That doesn't help you with the magazines though.

[Garand1911]

it would be smart if gun stores in NV would buy some gym lockers, and rent them out for storing guns.