r/canadaguns • u/IceWide6245 • Mar 29 '26

Feets / Collection / My build First of many years with PAL

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About time to expand the slatwall. I've been eyeing up a few .357 lever guns, I'm between the stealth hunter or henry protector. I also want a ~18" barrel .410 revolver for grouse this year (the Glock is a bb gun before anyone asks lol)

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u/Alarming_Maybe5195 Mar 29 '26

Looks like a bit of sloppy storage IMO. Unless that room is designed as a safe. Not trying to be the safety police, but always remember what you post reflects the community at large. Unless those are in a vault, you need trigger locks on each. Also being on slat walls falls into more display category than storage. If it's your first year with a PAL I'd consider revisiting the storage and display rules.

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u/IceWide6245 Mar 29 '26

It's a full safe room with brick behind the drywall, plus a steel door and deadbolt. It used to be an old panic room, I used it as a walk-in closet until recently

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u/Alarming_Maybe5195 Mar 29 '26

Sounds pretty secure (about as much or more as a thin metal "safe". Thanks for the info man. Some people just put this shit in a closet and call it secure lol. Makes us look bad sometimes.

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u/Alarming_Maybe5195 Mar 29 '26

So by this logic just lock the front door of the house and you're good to go? That is one lock. Car door is transport so different rules than storage or display. That's a loose interpretation of the law. We can all wish for it to be that way, but in reality it is not. Feel free to push your luck in court if anyone ever came knocking for any reason.