r/canadaguns • u/TwoWheelsNorth • Jun 18 '26
Shitpost / Memes Looks good from your house.
Far from perfect. Missing the gun holders and some other stuff.
Somehow my brain is enjoying this.
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u/GinnAdvent Jun 18 '26 edited Jun 18 '26
I got some magnetic gun holder from Amazon awhile ago, you can cut them to different length you want.
My friend forward me some marketplace listing for used school locker a while ago and some were selling them for like 25 to 50 bucks ea. It will be cheap but decent cabinets for sure.
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u/Windermyr Jun 18 '26
Why?
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u/Parking_Media Jun 18 '26
Cheap plus effort equals more money for guns
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u/Windermyr Jun 18 '26
But it's not an appropriate storage place for firearms. Certainly not an approved gun safe.
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u/Parking_Media Jun 18 '26
Please read the regulations and revisit your comment. You will find it enlightening.
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u/PaveHammer Jun 18 '26
Thankfully, you are fantastically wrong and there is case law to support these specific lockers being used for storage.
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u/yolo_swagdaddy Jun 18 '26
You can literally throw a trigger lock on and lean it on the wall for 90% of firearms. Do you even have your PAL?
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u/GinnAdvent Jun 18 '26
To meet the legal firearm storage requirement in Canada, this is more than enough as long you can lock it up.
If you want something fireproof, water proof, and last a bit longer against angle grinder, then yes, this won't do.
But I expect most of the firearms owners in Canada will start with gun cabinet first.
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u/BowFella Jun 18 '26
Literally the only qualification it needs to be a gunsafe is to be closed on all 6 sides and have the ability to lock it.
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u/TwoWheelsNorth Jun 18 '26
It was said in a previous post. I will be moving sometime soon and I dont want to have to move a huge safe. All guns have a trigger locks, will be locked in the box. Its more of a project to keep my brain busy. Follows the letter of the law 100%.
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u/Mother_Hunter_0711 Jun 18 '26
Highschool locker vibe lol