In 2 weeks, my landlord is having workmen come to remodel the bathroom, (there is a problem). It will take a few days and I can't get the time off work. Of course I am concerned about security of my belongings, ESPECIALLY my handgun. I only have a 2 room (1bedroom) apartment. Right now its in my nightstand drawer. I thought about hiding it in the closet, but that doesn't seem much better. Any advice???

 

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Time to get a safe

 

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any chance you can store it in a locker at like RTSP for a few days or something?

FSS in Whippany will store it for you.

What is FFS?

 

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I have significant financial restraints right now

 

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any chance you can store it in a locker at like RTSP for a few days or something?

What is RTSP?

 

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What is FFS?

 

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https://firearmssupport.com/

http://rtsponline.com/

https://firearmssupport.com/

Thank you!

I will look at that!

 

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http://rtsponline.com/

So my local range, thanks! !!

Good idea

 

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Thank you, very helpful

 

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I'll hold onto it for you! What caliber???

Pick up a cheap safe and screw it down to something, was in harbor freight today and saw one for $29.00.

 

Not ideal but a hell of a lot better than in a drawer.

When i bought my first gun almost 40 yrs ago i made sure i had a safe to keep it in. Biggest fear was coming home to someone pointing my own gun at me.

Come on, do you mean to tell me that you can't find a decent hiding place anywhere in your apartment?  Could you stash it in a duct or something?

Didn't you ever watch Breaking Bad?

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Disassemble gun.

 

Hide serialized part in apartment.

 

Take other parts with you to work.

You know those locks that come with every handgun purchase?  Use it, take the key.  Even better, use two - one to lock the gun and another to attach it to something - like a bedframe...

FWIW - I would not worry about someone stealing the gun while the work was going on. It would take a pretty dumb thief to do that since the finger would inevitably be pointing at them, and the penalty for stealing a gun is pretty stiff.

I would, however, be more concerned about someone coming back at a later time if they knew where it was hidden.

Best bet - Either take it to a range that will store it for you, or separate the slide from the frame and hide it somewhere.

You can hide the slide in your car, but not the frame.

I'd use the lock that came with it and stick it under some clothes I a drawer. Someone would have to rummage through your things to find it only to see its locked.

Get one of these

 

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And screw it to the floor in a closet. And if you wanter you can cover it with some old clothes or whatever

 

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Disassemble gun.

 

Hide serialized part in apartment.

 

Take other parts with you to work.

 

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In a sane world you'd put it in a laundry basket with some dirty underwear and throw it in the trunk while you weren't home.   Even if a thief broke into the vehicle, he's not digging through racing stripes to find any hidden nuggets.

Pick up a cheap safe and screw it down to something, was in harbor freight today and saw one for $29.00.

 

Not ideal but a hell of a lot better than in a drawer.

When i bought my first gun almost 40 yrs ago i made sure i had a safe to keep it in. Biggest fear was coming home to someone pointing my own gun at me.

Never thought of that.

I thought only of easy access if I need it

 

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Come on, do you mean to tell me that you can't find a decent hiding place anywhere in your apartment? Could you stash it in a duct or something?

Didn't you ever watch Breaking Bad?

Actually, no I haven't. Just bought this, my first gun 8 months ago and my apartment is 2 rooms.

 

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http://www.walmart.com/ip/GunVault-NV100-Nanovault/15939711

Thank you! !!!!!!!

 

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Disassemble gun.

 

Hide serialized part in apartment.

 

Take other parts with you to work.

I like this, thx

 

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Most houses, apartments, etc probably have a few places you can really hide something, specially from a casual browser. Sure, someone with a warrant and time will find anything hidden in a home, but the frame of your handgun or even a whole handgun ..  laundry, Ac vents, some lamps, window ACs, couch frames, pockets of winter clothing, the base of a treadmill, inside a computer case, inside the printer's paper tray, duct taped to the underside of some furniture, stove hood,  there are probably 100 such places that a dedicated search would uncover but a casual browser is unlikely to search.

 

The inside of a couch cushion might work awesome, but maybe use a plastic bag to keep oil from cloth.

 

 

But yeah, get a small safe and bolt it to something.

Jam a CS grenade behind the drawer. Indoor fire safe type. Screw with it a bit and make sure it won't fall on its own. Pull safety clip and pull pin.

Put it in an empty brocolli bag and put in in the freezer. Nobody will ever touch it.

 

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I would lay it right on the kitchen table in the open. And tell the guy working on the place "my gun is on the table in the kitchen, I'm off to work, I expect it to be there in the same spot when I get home". Problem solved.