Thread: Not worth the hassle...

Originally Posted by Cordite

For the least dangerous working gun, I thought a single shot bolt action rifle, 30/30, no free standing handle, no bayonet fitting, no flash hider.

Pretty limited what damage that can do since it's a sporting gun, not a weapon like they use in the army.

I should be able to just hang that above the fireplace with a wee padlock, no?

It depends on your vettor I guess. My mate is allowed to keep his 308 bolt gun bike locked to his hot water cylinder in the same region for me there was dicking around on the wall thickness of my safe, was also fixed to wall and floor in 8 points. I only had a bolt action 308 too so try to find logic in that.

Originally Posted by rs200nz

Muzza it is a Chubb 9000 dual drawer fire proof safe/filing cabinet. It weights 300kgs and is 54mm thick. I think steel concrete steel. Has 6 flag key.

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