My watch collection of 65 pieces

Ammo, knives, GPS, tactical light, spare magazines and my good binoculars. The primary reason for locking things up is my desire to have everything in one place.

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"Shall not be infringed"

No small children in my home, so I don't worry about my prescription meds. I do keep my diamond rings and about $2,000.00 in the safe, along with the guns. A friend of mine keeps $10,000.00 in his safe, behind the door liner, along with several $1,000.00 in the safe for easy access when he needs it.

Since moving to Idaho, I removed my collection of Jack in the Box antenna balls from the safe. Now I have more room for guns.

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Aside from the guns... important papers, silver coins, other old coins, a few keepsakes, the old bullets we don't want anyone shooting, some knives..... probably some more stuff I've forgot about.....

Really when's the last time anyone cleaned out the gun safe, went through everything and repacked it??

I collected 4 each of the silver proof sets when the state quarters came out. From 1999 until they finished. I added some other state quarter stuff as well each year and now they all reside in the safe. They're meant for the grandkids but I have to wait until they understand that they are collectible and not to be torn apart and spent.

LIVES ?
Blessings

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TEXAS, by GOD

Bible, Guns, and Gold

Guns, gun paperwork, marriage license, wills, deeds, titles, health records, old gold grandfather's gold pocketwatch, $5 gold piece my mother got on confirmation day in 1928. I'd have to buy another safe for the liquor.

Spent all my money on the new safe and now I don't have anything to put in it...

Rob

A sack of old coins, and a collection of all of my very first cartridge loaded in each caliber (spent shell of course). My first shell fired in .45-70 from a handgun. The very first .22 my son ever shot. And the very first .22 shell from his very first rifle given to him, which was the very first actual gun I had ever shot.

Then the same old important documents and computer backups, and my external hard drive with a bunch of photos. Couple of my more expensive knives. That's about it.

Besides guns I kept important papers, jewelry, old silver coins and some cash. Of course my wife had access to it as we were married 25 years and she had stuff in it too. Big mistake as she cleaned out everything she wanted and took pictures and a count of my guns and filed for divorce.
Had to sell most of the guns to pay her off and got pretty burnt in other ways. In the future I'd keep a safe combo to myself and maybe own his and her safes.

Aloha,

We have His & Hers safes.

She keeps her stuff in it.

I have more room for more guns in mine now.

When you were a kid - that was a long time ago. I would hope that technology has improved the home safe by now. Hee hee

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I refuse to be a victim.

1980s -90s

Remodeled my house. Divorced. Sold the safe and everything in it to pay for all that....please see " Where did my money go?" thread.

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Halfway and one more step

I tried keeping my daughters in the safe until they got married.

But they complained it was cramped, smelled like old guns, and their cell phones would only work when I had the door open.

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