Truck Gun Vaults

[Bill Murphy]

And take them to dinner with you.

[George M. Purtill Member #28]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

And take them to dinner with you.

yeah
and into the bathroom at the rest area, and onto the sporting clays course and into the 7-eleven store...............

[Opening Day]

The nice thing is if you have a Ford pickup the tailgate locks so there really no easy way to get to the vault which is locked too.....

[Bill Murphy]

Come on George, I meant "Don't leave them in the room when you go to dinner."

[George M. Purtill Member #28]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

Come on George, I meant "Don't leave them in the room when you go to dinner."

Ohhhhhh

I'm still in the hunt for a safe. Might have to sell the very guns I would put in the safe to BUY the safe.

[Bill Murphy]

How many guns do we need to sell to build a vault? If we build it right it adds more to the value of the house than it costs.

[Dean Romig]

I don't think an expensive vault would add to the value of a house. It might even detract from the value, much like a swimming pool might be a 'deal breaker' to those who don't want or need one. Same with a vault... how many potential home buyers would view that as a desirable selling point??

[George M. Purtill Member #28]

Maybe we need to consider a Parker retirement community in South Carolina?
Every house has a vault.
Common interest amenities are a skeet field, trap field, dog trial area and quail fields.

[Big D]

It's there already - It's called Bray's Island. Bring a 7 figure checkbook to buy a lot, then build a house - no double-wides allowed, I don't think

[Mills]

George, Brays Island may appeal to you. It is in Sheldon, SC. My parents bought an interest in a lot so they can use the amenities which include a great sporting clays course. My wife and I use it all the time. They have hunting as well.