I have one of those big fire-proof safes sitting in my garage since it won't fit in my house without removing a door or a window. So all my guns are still in corners, under beds, in my pickup, shop, tractors, they're pretty much scattered everywhere.

Yes, I did say "eh?". The only parts of Canada I have seen are the best parts- Yukon Territory, Vancouver Island, the rest of B.C., and parts of Alberta. Some of the best country left on earth that's not part ofAlaska...... I could live in such places....... I also envy your cold barley sandwiches. Much better than what generally passes for a beverage in this country, except for the micro-breweries product......

Pigiron do you have plans for the gun case and How much nothing for nothing. Rich

i keep em under my bed, just pokin out a little bit, enough so that you can see them,you know, for no reason

I keep mine in one of those Bank Vault safes as well. After having a gun case stolen from my truck one morning while I grabbed a quick shower before leaving for the day, they stay locked up. I have a friend though that puts a few "Pretty, though not expensive" rifles and Shotguns out in one of those nice cases like you have. That way, if the theives come knocking, he doesn't lose his real investment, but is still able to display a few guns.

pigiron,I don't know if I should say "nice cabinet" or "nice guns", lol.

eleguello, I love it when you talk likea weirdo.

Not for nothin, no I don't have any plans or printsfor it. It was a custom piece that my builder fabricated for me. This guy does some pretty nice work, he's got his own shop for cabinetry and custom millwork. The price wasn't too pretty, butwe did an exchange of services through our businesses, so it worked out for the both of us.It's actually an entire wall unit. The gun cabinet is connected to thefireplace, and on top of the mantle is a space with two pocket doors for a flat screen tv. RWK, thanks for asking, and thanks for everyone's compliments.

I keep the expensive ones in a safe. The cheaper ones I keep hanging from bicycle hooks from the ceiling of my basement workshop- kryptonite bike cables go through the triggerguards and through holes drilled in the floor joists.

I really do like glass front wood cabinets, especially nice pieces of work like the original poster has. Unfortunately, these days I'm much more paranoid. The internet is a wonderful way to share ideas about guns and even pictures of guns with others, but the internet cuts both ways. A thief could look at the pctures that you posted and with a little technical knowhow, track you down in your residence.

A few years ago, a gentleman who posted on a collectors forum was robbed while at home. The thieves took him at gunpoint when he stepped outside to go to work and gave him a laundry list of guns they wanted from him- They knew what guns he had!
I looked at a link he had in his signature line- it was a website describing the guns and other hobbies he had. He also had an email contact that was something like [email protected]. I googled his name and flagstaff, and it litterally took me 1 minute to find his address at home.He lost 10s of thousands of dollars worth of guns because of something so simple and easily overlooked.

No matter what I do, I can't keep my guns at home. The minute I turn my back, they sneak out, going partying and flirting with sleazy women.

I keep telling them that if they're not careful, they're going to end up getting shot. But do they listen?

I tried to raise them right, but obviously, I went wrong someplace.