For Sale: Steel gun cabinet.

[Harry mac]

Selling the old gun cabinet from my deceased father's house.
Throughout the 80s and 90s this was used to store sect 1 and sect 2 firearms, I'm not sure if police would accept it for that today, so I'll caveat that by saying "suitable for airgun storage".
We had this custom made when I was a lot younger, the main construction is welded 1/4" plate steel, with a 3/16" steel door.
Approx 8 or 9 gun capacity.
It locks with 2 yale locks, and 2 keys per lock are included in the sale.
It also has a lockable top section, but a new hasp will need to be fabricated for that. A brass Chubb padlock with 1 key is included for the top box.
Collection only from S. Yorkshire, S25 Post code.
I'm asking £90 for this.
BEWARE, IT IS HEAVY!!.

 

[long_range_rob]

I would think the external hinges would be a problem for most forces but think how much ammunition you could store in it

 

[BRYAN]

You could easily weld some lugs/hooks on reverse of door to engage with frame.

 

[bullet chucker]

The door could be jemmied out at the top as well?

BC.

 

[Harry mac]

The door could be jemmied out at the top as well?

BC.

To be fair, if you got two tabs welded on the RHS of the door, as pet Bryan's comment above, that possibility would be negated.

 

[Harry mac]

Up to the top.

 

[Bowland blades]

The door could be jemmied out at the top as well?

BC.

ITS 1/4" PLATE , ever tried cold bending that ? LOL . Whoever buys it will take some risk in getting it approved but even if it needs alterations its got advantages over one of the thin sheet safes that can be opened like a tin can with a cheap battery angle grinder in 5 mins
How jobsworth is your FEO ?

 

[finnbear270]

I have an ex guardroom cabinet, full length piano hinge in inch bar with collars .... passed every renewal, just relegated it to ammunition store now ... but will still pass if used for firearms.