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  • onoxero
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    • Nov 2016
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    AZ Storage unit idea

  • #2
    sigstroker
    I need a LIFE!!
    • Jan 2009
    • 19741

    Self-storage places in rural AZ are cheap, but even at $50 a month it's an expensive proposition. $600 a year, $6000 in 10 years is a lot to expend just for gun storage.

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    • #3
      meanrock
      Senior Member
      • May 2015
      • 847

      Two dreaded words. Liability. Insurance.

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        CandG
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        • Apr 2014
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        I would never, ever, EVER store any guns (or anything else) in a storage unit that isn't in my name. Even if it was my best friend's storage unit. He misses one payment and all your crap gets auctioned to the highest bidder. No thank you.
        Settle down, folks. The new "ghost gun" regulations probably don't do what you think they do.


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        • #5
          RandyD
          Calguns Addict
          • Jan 2009
          • 6673

          OP, I think you have a good idea, but the reality is lacking. This is your first post, you are unknown, so I doubt anyone is going have sufficient trust in you to encourage them to drive to your place in Arizona to store their firearms. Since you live in CA, how are you going to handle a request when someone wants to pick up their firearms, when you are unavailable to go to AZ.
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          • #6
            audiophil2
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            • Jan 2007
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            If oyu guys want a true secure site that has insurance rated the same as Lloyds of London I cna refer oyu to my off site storage. I don;t know the retail rate but it is something like $100-120/year per gun. Bulk storage could be negotiated. They have 24hr armed guards and a 6000lb main vault door. It is not some converted warehouse or public storage. They have regulatory standards that exceed most bank security protocols. You can store guns, paintings, metals, etc. Payment can be made by cash and the insurance coverage does not require listing items. I only know of maybe 4 storage sites like this in the US and this one is north of Phoenix.
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            • #7
              CandG
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              • Apr 2014
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              Originally posted by audiophil2
              If oyu guys want a true secure site that has insurance rated the same as Lloyds of London I cna refer oyu to my off site storage. I don;t know the retail rate but it is something like $100-120/year per gun. Bulk storage could be negotiated. They have 24hr armed guards and a 6000lb main vault door. It is not some converted warehouse or public storage. They have regulatory standards that exceed most bank security protocols. You can store guns, paintings, metals, etc. Payment can be made by cash and the insurance coverage does not require listing items. I only know of maybe 4 storage sites like this in the US and this one is north of Phoenix.
              And how do you access your belongings if, say, there's civil unrest, the power is out, and the staff have all bailed?

              Sorry, I just really don't like security that is so tight that I need other people's help to access my own stuff.
              Last edited by CandG; 11-10-2016, 11:58 AM.
              Settle down, folks. The new "ghost gun" regulations probably don't do what you think they do.


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              • #8
                audiophil2
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                • Jan 2007
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                Originally posted by cockedandglocked
                And how do you access your belongings if, say, there's civil unrest, the power is out, and the staff have all bailed?

                Sorry, I just really don't like security that is so tight that I need other people's help to access my own stuff.
                I like to live in the real world. When I leave for a week or so on vacation chances are the world will not fall apart while I am at Legoland for a few days. Sure there can be an earthquake in Ca that would keep oyu form oyur guns but anyone with half a brain does not put all thier eggs in one basket. If oyu have all oyur guns, money, important papers in a safe at your house you are no safer than putting them all in a paid location. One DV call is all it takes ot clear that safe out.

                I am pretty sure there wil be plenty of signs leading up to the apocolypse. If YOU plan on waiting until everyone else is running around with guns then maybe you would have issues. The people I know are well prepared with many bug out locations.
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                • #9
                  CandG
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                  • Apr 2014
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                  Originally posted by audiophil2
                  I like to live in the real world. When I leave for a week or so on vacation chances are the world will not fall apart while I am at Legoland for a few days. Sure there can be an earthquake in Ca that would keep oyu form oyur guns but anyone with half a brain does not put all thier eggs in one basket. If oyu have all oyur guns, money, important papers in a safe at your house you are no safer than putting them all in a paid location. One DV call is all it takes ot clear that safe out.

                  I am pretty sure there wil be plenty of signs leading up to the apocolypse. If YOU plan on waiting until everyone else is running around with guns then maybe you would have issues. The people I know are well prepared with many bug out locations.
                  I said civil unrest, not apocalypse. We haven't had an apocalypse since Noah (or, if you aren't Christian, then since never). So we probably aren't having one any time soon, either. But there's civil unrest all the time. I shouldn't need to mention that it's happening in multiple places in CA as I type this. Anyways, I agree that all your eggs in one basket, any basket, is never a good idea. I just wanted to give people something to think about before they store all their anti-tyranny weaponry behind doors that they may not be able to open themselves unless they ask someone nicely.

                  Security through obscurity is always my preference. People won't steal something if they don't know it exists.
                  Settle down, folks. The new "ghost gun" regulations probably don't do what you think they do.


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                  • #10
                    audiophil2
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                    • Jan 2007
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                    Originally posted by cockedandglocked
                    I said civil unrest, not apocalypse. We haven't had an apocalypse since Noah (or, if you aren't Christian, then since never). So we probably aren't having one any time soon, either. But there's civil unrest all the time. I shouldn't need to mention that it's happening in multiple places in CA as I type this. Anyways, I agree that all your eggs in one basket, any basket, is never a good idea. I just wanted to give people something to think about before they store all their anti-tyranny weaponry behind doors that they may not be able to open themselves unless they ask someone nicely.

                    Security through obscurity is always my preference. People won't steal something if they don't know it exists.
                    There is no civil unrest going on. It is a bunch of little cry babies and the PC government is tolerating it like a parent lets a brat cry itself out instead of giving it what it wants.

                    When the police start firing at will or the national guard is called in then you can call it civil unrest.
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                    • #11
                      sigstroker
                      I need a LIFE!!
                      • Jan 2009
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                      Originally posted by cockedandglocked
                      Security through obscurity is always my preference. People won't steal something if they don't know it exists.
                      Like hell they won't. All of my burglaries were by people that had no idea of what I had. I know this because nobody but me knew what was in my stuff.

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                      • #12
                        sigstroker
                        I need a LIFE!!
                        • Jan 2009
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                        Originally posted by audiophil2
                        There is no civil unrest going on. It is a bunch of little cry babies and the PC government is tolerating it like a parent lets a brat cry itself out instead of giving it what it wants.

                        When the police start firing at will or the national guard is called in then you can call it civil unrest.
                        Wouldn't be surprised if it already is in places like S.F. They've had riots not so long ago for various stupid reasons.

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                        • #13
                          orangeusa
                          • Jul 2009
                          • 9055

                          Originally posted by sigstroker
                          Like hell they won't. All of my burglaries were by people that had no idea of what I had. I know this because nobody but me knew what was in my stuff.
                          I'd have to agree with you. Lots of strange crap going on, just smash and grab or bust a garage door looking for anything.

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                          • #14
                            CandG
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                            • Apr 2014
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                            Originally posted by sigstroker
                            Like hell they won't. All of my burglaries were by people that had no idea of what I had. I know this because nobody but me knew what was in my stuff.
                            Let me revise my statement... people won't steal something if they can't FIGURE OUT it exists.

                            Yes, if a burglar happens upon a safe in your closet, they'll steal it. That's not what I meant by obscurity. I meant, a burglar isn't very likely to steal the bucket of ashes next to your charcoal bbq that you keep an ammo can full of pistols buried in. A burglar isn't very likely to start pulling up your carpet to look for a floor vault. Etc, etc. That's what I meant by obscurity.
                            Settle down, folks. The new "ghost gun" regulations probably don't do what you think they do.


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                              BigPimping
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