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I'll agree whoever owns this is off to a really good start. Seriously though.....In SHTF, this meager supply just ain't gonna cut it! Where are the full cases? He is heavy on shotgun ammo but far too light on rifle and pistol ammo as far as I can see from the pic! Other than the display and lighting, I am not impressed with the quantities! It may be pretty but it's not a good way to store ammo for the long term.

Google is your friend....Sometimes! Home Safe Savers is reader-supported. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. How To Prevent Molds In A Fireproof Safe: A Maintenance Guide The primary purpose of owning a fireproof safe is to protect your guns against losses, theft, and fire damage. The next step is to keep the contents of the safe protected from changes that may occur, such as molds. Your jewelry, deeds, and certificates may be exposed to mold, which can lead to losing them. You must take the necessary steps to make sure your safe is in good condition. In this article, we’ll discuss what causes molds and how to prevent mold in a fireproof safe. We’ll also share with you which items require protection from humidity. remove mold and moisture and prevent damp air within the safe. It also stops the musty smell that surrounds the safe.What causes molds Depending on the location of your fireproof safe, you may find that once you open the device, there are musty smell and moisture build-up inside. These substances can lead to mold damage to the items. By knowing what starts mold growth, you have a better understanding of how to prevent mold in a fireproof safe. You can figure out other ways on how to fight it and prevent breakouts.Mold grows from spores, which are everywhere. Spores are seeds that, when it grows, it becomes molds. Spores tend to find an area where there is enough moisture. From there, they will start to germinate and grow into molds. Sixty-five degrees Fahrenheit is more than the ideal temperature for mold to grow.Mold also needs nutrients and water. They can get foods from moisture where the humidity of the air serves as the primary chain. Moisture is everywhere, and it’s in your home, kitchen, clothes, and your body. Molds grow virtually everywhere, from bread, leather, and woods. Molds will continue to grow as long as there are moisture and air. So, the only solution to fight molds inside your safe is to prevent it from growing. How to keep the mold out of your gun safeProper sunlight and circulating fresh air can help molds away. But fireproof safe is dark inside and tightly seam across, which do not allow the light and air to flow. This feature can start to grow molds, which targets your documents, and eventually destroying your valuables. But there are simple but effective remedies to shrink and wither these molds. How to prevent mold in a fireproof safe: Open the safe every week for 20 minutes to let the air out. You should transfer your valuable items in an airtight container before returning them to the safe. Clean and store the safe in a dry area. Do not place the safe in a high humidity area such as the basement. Ensure the airtight seams and seals are intact around the safe Before storing back your valuable items to the safe, ensure that these items are dry. Use desiccant products or dehumidifiers before returning the items to make sure that the device absorbs excess moisture or molds. If you have a new safe, it’s better to acclimatize the unit for 24 hours to prevent trapping excess moisture that results in molds. As soon as you notice mold starting to grow, you should remove your items from the safe. Clean and deodorize the safe using bleach cleanser to kill the molds within the safe. Before closing the safe, check the corners and areas where moisture may enter. It’s the responsibility of the gun owner to keep the contents of their safe, clean, and dry to maintain the value of their possessions. Humidity control Controlling the humidity level in your fireproof safe is necessary as it keeps the value of the contents of the safe. While there are easy steps to control the internal temperature of your safe, you need to consider the location of the safe—the spot where you put your safe plays a contributing factor in mold growth. Condensation around your safe may begin to happen if the location of the safe is not ventilated correctly. Exhaust fans can reduce moisture where water and humidity circulate outside your safe. You can also open the windows to let the fresh air spread into your safe. It’s a good idea to maintain the proper temperature inside your home. The correct humidity level around the house should be between 30% and 50%, any rate higher than that can put the risk of mold growth to your safe. As we mentioned earlier, you should use a hygrometer to measure the humidity level inside your home. Here are some items that require protection from humidity: Paper documents and bills Photographs Coins Firearms

@Zeke How can you create something that already exists? https://www.food.com/recipe/cashew-chili-162611

Paul can hook the guy up!

Yes it's probably legal with the handguard removed and brake permanently attached. It's a magazine not a clip.

I feel your pain Tex! I always had a dog from the time I was kid. When the last one died a few years back, I vowed never again to go through that pain! No more furry 4 legged friends for me!

$12.50 a brick or $1.25 per box of 50! That must have been quite a while ago. 13 cents per round with order limits seems to be the floor going price!

You can't even own a slingshot here! Welcome to the Peoples Republic of New New Jersey!

Perhaps I should be nice and also state that the 15 round limit for mags is now 10 rounds! Just sayin!

Please explain "FFL not required"?

She definitely looks better than Pelosi. Probably a nicer person too!

It's the only gun my wife likes. With the different back straps it comes with, it can fit most any hand perfectly. Mine has never jammed and have fed it almost everything imaginable in .22LR.

Ruger SR22 is a blast!

The price drops to $65 shipped if you buy 2 or more!

I thought they were a Chinese company. Here's what I found on their site! Firman generators are made in China. The company’s headquarters is in Nanjing, China. The generators are reliable and have a purpose in the user’s life. The company is now is registered in over 92 countries worldwide. Although it’s not something to brag out about, it shows the company desires to meet the customer’s needs.

This just out from ANJRPC! CALIFORNIA MAG BAN KILLED BY FEDERAL APPEALS COURT ANJRPC Attorney Dan Schmutter reports the following to NJ gun owners: Today the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit released a major decision in the case Duncan v. Becerra holding that California’s ban on magazines with a capacity of more than 10 rounds is unconstitutional under the Second Amendment. Click here for a copy of the decision. Recounting the history of firearms in America, the court found these magazines are commonly possessed by millions of law abiding Americans for lawful purposes. The court explained that California’s ban strikes at the core of the Second Amendment right, hindering the fundamental right to possess a firearm for lawful self-defense. Because of this, the court ruled that the magazine ban must be evaluated using the most severe constitutional test known as “strict scrutiny” and that the ban failed that test and must be stricken as unconstitutional. What does this mean for New Jersey? While the decision does not directly affect New Jersey's magazine ban, we do think it has potential to influence the upcoming decision in ANJRPC's own challenge to NJ's very similar magazine ban. We are currently awaiting a decision from the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit in that case. Today we brought the Duncan decision to the attention of the panel of Judges deciding our case. All of the reasoning in the Duncan decision applies equally to our case, and we are urging the Third Circuit to follow the example of the Ninth Circuit and rule the same way in our case. <click here for the online version of this alert> The Association of New Jersey Rifle & Pistol Clubs is the official NRA state affiliate in the Garden State Join Us On Facebook! ‌ ANJRPC | PO Box 353 , Pompton Plains, NJ 07422 Unsubscribe [email protected] Update Profile | About our service provider Sent by [email protected]

SWEET! Good luck with her!

Thank you @gleninjersey! I just picked up 9 more 5qt jugs for a total of 17. My wife thinks I'm crazy! I She said "No more oil"! I reminded her of how she told me "no more guns" and "no more bullets" some 30 years ago and how I never listened to her then, and I won't listen to her now! Both her Nissan Murano and my Infiniti G37 use 5W-30 so this is a no brainer! She finally gave her blessing on the oil but still says I have enough guns and ammo! She will never learn and I don't care since I do what I want to. I always tell her "he who dies with the most toys wins!" I win! End of story!

I just picked up eight 5 qt jugs for $71. I hope I don't destroy my Infiniti G37 with it!

WIKI25 is the only code that works for the oil!Extra 25% off!

The NRA with all it's faults and internal issues always has been and remains the single most powerful force we have to defend our 2nd Amendment rights. We need to stand by them now more than ever! Now is NOT the time to abandon them when we need them the most! We can argue about Wayne's $500.00 shoes later! If you don't stand by the NRA right now, you might as well send a donation directly to BLM or the DNC and Support Biden for President! In the end, THE NRA IS OUR LAST BEST HOPE RIGHT NOW! For God's sake! Let's not be so stupid as to bite off our nose to sprite our face! Don't support the effort to stop the NRA! Support them now!

Can you provide a link Chef?

It may be cheaper to buy steel and aluminum cased ammo but to me it's a waste of money since I can't reload them. Brass ammo costs a bit more but the ability to reuse the brass definitely makes it the best buy in the long run!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbedV0cPajg

Okay, so male, female and gay!