That''s a good thing to ask--rather than storing them.Vol Texan wrote:I think you're asking the wrong question. Don't ask them to store it for you. Instead, ask for a deep cleaning. Tell them you want it cleaned at a level of disassembly that you (as a simple user, not an armorer) can do.zipmac22 wrote:Hey Everyone, I am planning on driving to drive from Texas up to upstate New York to visit family over Christmas and would like to bring my weapons with me. Of course New York refuses to honor any other state's CHL so I'm not able to carry in New York state. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I might find a way or place to store my weapons in PA before I cross over to New York? I was thinking about maybe finding a gun shop and storing it on site, but a couple of gun shops that I've contacted said they weren't be able to help out. So, anyone that can think of a solution I would greatly appreciate it.Thanks!
You'll get it back cleaner than ever, and the mission will be accomplished.
May work, may not, but it's worth a try.
I had water damage and had to move out of the house for a few weeks. There would be contractors in and out of the house. I asked the local gun shop to store my firearms. I was told for insurance reasons they couldn't store them, but could clean them really slowly.