Wrong thread? lol
That may be true but mine include a large pistol safe and a large ammo storage area so it worked out to be cost effective
For me it was relatively easy.
The inspector asked if it was inspected by an Engineer.
I told him it was designed, built and inspected by an Engineer, Me, and point towards the fancy paper hanging on the wall.
He had a look at it and said fair enough and gave me the big tick.
Cheers
Pete
Arguing with an Engineer is like Wrestling a Pig in Mud.
After awhile you realise the Pig loves it.
It was a while back so it might have fallen under the "box of stout construction" category - can't remember
Either way the inspector took a look at it and passed it - the door secured with 2 Ross 5 lever locks opens to reveal the long guns and two lockable compartments stacked on top of each other inside satisfy the requirements of keeping the rest separate
I fully welded it rather than stitch or spot welding and as it wasn't lined the joins were easy to see
I think sometimes how these things get passed are helped by your demeanour - if you act like it's the most natural thing in the world and of course it is all fine then it can make it easier for them to agree
Maybe I just haven't run into an arsehole one yet, my local guy is ex AOS and extremely chilled
Built mine for about 70% of the price it would cost new
Think there is one on TM at mo. I got mine hunting and fishing. But think pretty much every where would sell them. Double check on bite extreme website for suppliers in your area![]()
Buy it, unless your building the house.....![]()
Please excuse spelling, as finger speed is sometimes behind brain spped........ Or maybe the other wayy.....
I can agree that the buffalo river is good price for money, however I'm not a fan of it in terms of the internal dimensions. It looks like I can make a significantly larger safe for at minimum ~$200 less, if I don't factor for my time. Seeing as I would probably just be watching TV in the time I was building it I feel like I'm not losing any "productive" time, hence why I'm not factoring for it.
Appreciate your cost breakdowns - having the door removable is a good idea.
id love to build my own but $$$$ and lack of decent welding skills don't allow that sort a stuff to happen
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