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With all the possible restrictions that might be coming to Washington, are there any ranges, gun clubs or related facilities where a locker or vault space could be rented by Washington residents to store firearms and related items?
Thank You.
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I agree. What good does having your gun in another state do for you? What would you do if you should need it?Why across the border? If you're locking them up, why not keep em in WA?
I agree. What good does having your gun in another state do for you? What would you do if you should need it?
If your state goes full commie and passes draconian gun laws, storing your guns in a free state could mean you didn't have to comply with those laws. This could give you time to sell out, get a new job or retire, and move to a free state, and not have to comply with the new laws. If some guns (maybe revolvers or pump shotguns) were not affected by the laws, you could keep those at home for self defense and store the guns affected by the new laws (probably semi-autos, ARs, AKs, etc.) in the free state.
I think there would be significant interest from the 3 west coast states - Commiefornia already, and Oregonian and Washington if they go full commie. That interest could change depending on rulings of a new Supreme Court.
Question and answer, somewhat related, about California/Nevada laws. California law may mean less interest in out of state storage than I thought:
Can a resident of California walk into a gun store in Nevada and purchase a firearm directly from the dealer?
I am from California and don't know anyone who stored their guns out of state and no, I don't know all 38 million people. The subject was extensively discussed on the CalGuns website. The consensu was essentially sell the guns off or keep them at home by whichever means you want ie compliance or non-compliance with the laws. If your AR's/Mini's/ AK's etc. are for your self defense then they really do need to be where you can get to them easily, not out of state. If they are just range toys for you then sell them off and don't worry about the laws. Do as you wish, but for myself, the idea of putting my property in prison out of state and only seeing them on visitation day doesn't appeal to me at all.
No one wants to store their property out of state unless they have no choice. For many folks keeping illegal guns is not an acceptable option, because they don't like the color scheme in prison. Some folks may decide to move to another state. If so, a temporary storage location in a free state would be one option - they can retrieve their guns when they move. As I indicated, you might keep SOME firearms at home if they were not impacted by the new laws.
In other words storing your scary, illegal guns in "prison" for a few months, beats the State storing your azz in prison for 10 years if caught breaking a gun law.
Justcuz, post #11, yes, I noticed the article was old. Would have to check recent laws, which change regularly in California.
Funny you mention it. Something we're working on presently is an expansion to Nevada. Said holdings will expand our possibilities. The machine-gun acquisition may have to wait for a spell. But whatever moves benefits the tribe is what we're after.
So if it makes you feel safer to not have your semi auto rifles with you then just sell them off and just buy new ones if you ever do move out of the state. Why pay rent to keep guns you'll never shoot?