How many of these things would would i need for a 22 gun safe?
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Some of that depends on geography and some on location at your home. If you live in Phoenix, I'd say one or none because the relative humidity there is low. If you're in a region with a lot of humidity then two might get the job done in a 22 gun safe. If you have electrical outlet in your safe, consider the Lockdown Dehumidifier -- I just got better results with them for about the same money. Ideally I think you want to stay somewhere between 40--55% and an inexpensive meter is an easy way to see where you are. To much moisture and to little moisture are both conditions that are potentially damaging to your guns. Some of that depends on geography and some on location at your home. If you live in Phoenix, I'd say one or none because the relative humidity there is low. If you're in a region with a lot of humidity then two might get the job done in a 22 gun safe. If you have electrical outlet in your safe, consider the Lockdown Dehumidifier -- I just got better results with them for about the same money. Ideally I think you want to stay somewhere between 40--55% and an inexpensive meter is an easy way to see where you are. To much moisture and to little moisture are both conditions that are potentially... » Read More Some of that depends on geography and some on location at your home. If you live in Phoenix, I'd say one or none because the relative humidity there is low. If you're in a region with a lot of humidity then two might get the job done in a 22 gun safe. If you have electrical outlet in your safe, consider the Lockdown Dehumidifier -- I just got better results with them for about the same money. Ideally I think you want to stay somewhere between 40--55% and an inexpensive meter is an easy way to see where you are. To much moisture and to little moisture are both conditions that are potentially damaging to your guns. « Show Less
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Some of that depends on geography and some on location at your home. If you live in Phoenix, I'd say one or none because the relative humidity there is low. If you're in a region with a lot of humidity then two might get the job done in a 22 gun safe. If you have electrical outlet in your safe, consider the Lockdown Dehumidifier -- I just got better results with them for about the same money. Ideally I think you want to stay somewhere between 40--55% and an inexpensive meter is an easy way to see where you are. To much moisture and to little moisture are both conditions that are potentially damaging to your guns.
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Of course it depends on the humidity in your house. I have a full size gun safe and I've had my Stack-on since October and I've dry it out once. Not so much that it needed it but more that I wanted to see it work. I keep several rifles, pistols, and ammo in there and I am pleased with the results.
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It depends on how clever you are. I have found that roughly 20-21 can fit, with a possible 22nd--If I remember correctly--if you cock the rifle upside down. Easily 300 for your backup space in the mag.
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I routinely carry 6 boxes of ammo. 4 mags 4 speedloaders, lula mag loader eyes, ears, a cleaning kit, stack of 6"target stickers, and 3 pistols. I put one pistol in each of the flat outside pouches, and one in the main compartment in a rug. There's probably room for one more..
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Yes one on top and other on the bottom.. You should be able to add more than that if you wish, but thats all i have in the way of guns.. Got a few knifes and things also..
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There are real book gun safes here on Amazon. Search for BARSKA Hidden Real Book Gun Safe. If it doesn't need to be real, this one might be big enough for a small gun: Barska Book Safe with Combination Lock. You could open that very fast. Please lock your gun up. Someone could find this. A friend could be bored and take a look at your books while you're in the bathroom or something.
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#4 is the one you want. The complete list is #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #7, #8, #9, #10, #11 and #19. If you end up reloading 3 or more calibers, this will be a worthwhile investment.
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I personally LOVE this safe! Actually we bought it online from Costco- no shipping & it was quite a bit less (then). It's advertised of course for 1 long arm, more if you squeeze them. We have FOUR in ours- AR, Rem. Tac4, S&W; M&P; carbine, a Browning 20 auto; tight but defin. very possible.
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2 guns max. If you need more room you need to look at a tactical 511 range bag. Room for several guns, ammo, ear muffs etc. About $60.00.
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Not sure; I can't find that info on my paperwork or on the safe. The walls of the safe are about 1.25 to 1.5 inches thick and fireproof. Including the locking mechanism, the door is about 4.25" thick. It's a pretty standard gun safe, judging by the ones I inspected in stores. It's not one of those thin gun cabinets.
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4 double A batteries.If for some reason the batteries go dead and the safe is locked.You need a 9 volt battery to open it with the default code.Do not lose the safe's information or default code.You touch the 9 volt battery to the location marked on the front of the safe and enter the default code, not the code you put it.hope all of this helps.
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Sorry for the delay. Yes, this has everything you need. I use it for the same purpose and it saves many cases that would otherwise be unusable, especially in 223.
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Yes along with a key. I would recommend you buy something else. This really is an unreliable safe.
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You could probably get about 8 to 10 rifles in here... That being said, they would be crammed in and to get one out of the back you would have to take the ones in the front out. If you just want to lock up rifles this will work. If you want a spacious gun safe where your rifles each have their own space and aren't cramped, then I would limit it to no more than 6 guns in this safe. Of course scoped rifles would make it a little tighter. And no fire protection here. But for a non safe, this is a really nice solidly built steel locker that will keep kids out. A determined burglar should get this open in a few minutes with a pry bar. And it looks like you paid a lot more than you did, it is very attractive. You could probably get about 8 to 10 rifles in here... That being said, they would be crammed in and to get one out of the back you would have to take the ones in the front out. If you just want to lock up rifles this will work. If you want a spacious gun safe where your rifles each have their own space and aren't cramped, then I would limit it to no more than 6 guns in this safe. Of course scoped rifles would make it a little tighter. And no fire protection here. But for a non safe, this is a really nice solidly built steel locker that will keep kids out. A determined burglar should get... » Read More You could probably get about 8 to 10 rifles in here... That being said, they would be crammed in and to get one out of the back you would have to take the ones in the front out. If you just want to lock up rifles this will work. If you want a spacious gun safe where your rifles each have their own space and aren't cramped, then I would limit it to no more than 6 guns in this safe. Of course scoped rifles would make it a little tighter. And no fire protection here. But for a non safe, this is a really nice solidly built steel locker that will keep kids out. A determined burglar should get this open in a few minutes with a pry bar. And it looks like you paid a lot more than you did, it is very attractive. « Show Less
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None it only holds large and small frame pistols. And don't shut the door too quickly or the will fall out as there is no way to secure them to the racks
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You'll have to compare the interior size of the large gun safe with overall length and depth (cylinder) of your gun. If you can't find safe size, let me know and I'll measure mine.
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1=?; 2=224, 22/250, 240 weath, 243, etc; 3=22 savage, 6.6 x 55 mauser, etc; there's a lot of calibers represented by these holders, too many to enumerate in this space. There is an application chart that comes with the pkg. Ck Lee's site.
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You'll need to buy a good case trimmer,brass,bullets,powder and primers. You'll also need dies for the caliber you want to reload.