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Beneagles

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• Dec 12, 2013

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Rifle size, rather than shotgun. 3-4 rifle capacity, not fussed about ammo shelf.
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jai_landrover

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• Dec 12, 2013

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Beneagles,

I have just picked up 3 6 gun cabinets alas all being used. however the price was less than some second hand 4 gun cabinets. £120 ea because we got 3 and collected however I think theyre only around £145 delivered.

Can post a link if Mods don't mind I have nothing to do other than I have used them and they were very very reasonable on price and even got a free gift!

 

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• Dec 12, 2013

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if this is for storing firearms you will need the extra locking box for ammunition.
wish i hadnt given up my shotgun licence, i really liked standing in a muddy field in the rain freezing cold missing clays.

 

jai_landrover

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• Dec 12, 2013

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They come with ammo safe built in aswell although a secure ammobox with locking lid is more than secure enough.

 

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• Dec 13, 2013

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jai_landrover said:

Beneagles,

I have just picked up 3 6 gun cabinets alas all being used. however the price was less than some second hand 4 gun cabinets. £120 ea because we got 3 and collected however I think theyre only around £145 delivered.

Can post a link if Mods don't mind I have nothing to do other than I have used them and they were very very reasonable on price and even got a free gift!

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Thanks jai - send link by pm if you would rather.
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• Dec 13, 2013

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YOREVOL said:

if this is for storing firearms you will need the extra locking box for ammunition.
wish i hadnt given up my shotgun licence, i really liked standing in a muddy field in the rain freezing cold missing clays.

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Ammo is in a separate safe elsewhere in the house.

 

jai_landrover

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• Dec 13, 2013

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Google gdk trading also look on ebay and get his mobile number sound chap

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• Dec 16, 2013

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And the seperate safe for the bolt

 

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• Dec 16, 2013

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MaxyMan said:

And the seperate safe for the bolt

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Might be semi-auto, like my Ruger 10/22..

 

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• Dec 16, 2013

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SCOTSSTAG said:

Might be semi-auto, like my Ruger 10/22..

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Those are a fussy gun as to the brand of bullets they digest

 

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• Dec 16, 2013

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Thor1950 said:

Those are a fussy gun as to the brand of bullets they digest

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Always use Eley in mine, no bother at all.

 

jai_landrover

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• Dec 16, 2013

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On the lookout for an erma m1 myself

 

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• Dec 16, 2013

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Ruger has nice short barrel so good manoeuvrability for using from a vehicle, I've also got a 25 shot clip which is handy if you get a heavily populated field.