Thread: Firearms Storage Inspection ....

Originally Posted by 1justin

just a 40 year old garage so locks are poked could put bolts and padlocks on the old garage doors and the side door so that will sort it out, i live in the country so really if someones planing on getting in to the garage the padlocks only guna add 30 secs to the time it takes them, bolts are in another safe in another place, and ammo is locked in another place as well

ya know im more looking from the legal standpoint because from common sense standpoint the safe and the dayna bolts and the blanket over it and not telling people about it are the deterrent from the opportunist the lock on the door is just guna cost the professional 30 secs when they can probably be out there all day without a worry anyway

and when i was growing up in the country i didnt know anyone that did lock there house when they went out, so is anyone that leaves there house without locking it who has a safe inside breaking the rules than aswell?

Then from a legal standpoint if you fit the hasp and staple and minimum requirement to class the garage as "lockable" you should be legally fine

Not what I would do but it's your stuff, not mine