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Henry for the home
- Sir Henry
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Henry for the home
I'm thinking of buying this gun cabinet. Its a bit expensive but I like it and need another place to put Henrys.
Hi, my name is Gene and I'm a Henryholic from Wisconsin.
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Re: Henry for the home
It sure is good looking! Why not get it?
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Re: Henry for the home
Almost no one could accessorize that cabinet as well as you can. Pull the trigger! Then post pics. 
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Re: Henry for the home
It's a very beautiful gun cabinet! Would look great in your house.
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Re: Henry for the home
we used a gun cabinet of that type (not nearly as nice) for many years but with being away from home traveling we decided to move to a gun safe
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Re: Henry for the home
Sure looks good. Very appropriate for anyone who goes by the name of Sir Henry. 
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Les
Re: Henry for the home
And there you have it. It is a NEED. It is something that you just can't live without. Your world will not be complete without it. No more explanation is needed.Sir Henry wrote: I like it and need another place to put Henrys.
Sooo ................. have you bought it yet?
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The room I will put it in has a deadbolt. Even the master bedroom has a deadbolt. Heck all the rooms except the bathroom has a deadbolt.JEBar wrote:we used a gun cabinet of that type (not nearly as nice) for many years but with being away from home traveling we decided to move to a gun safe
Hi, my name is Gene and I'm a Henryholic from Wisconsin.
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- North Country Gal
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Re: Henry for the home
Actually, the bathroom is where I would put a deadbolt, first. 
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North Country Gal wrote:Actually, the bathroom is where I would put a deadbolt, first.
Hi, my name is Gene and I'm a Henryholic from Wisconsin.
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- Sir Henry
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I recently rekeyed the entire house and can give guests keys that will only allow them into certain rooms. Even the front door has two locks, one for guests and one for me. I can lock everyone out or give them limited access.
Hi, my name is Gene and I'm a Henryholic from Wisconsin.
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Re: Henry for the home
I bet you could also have "Sir" etched into the glass above Henry.
I vote yes on this cool furniture purchase -- always appreciate great-looking wood products!
I vote yes on this cool furniture purchase -- always appreciate great-looking wood products!
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Henry88
Re: Henry for the home
Yeah, my wooden cabinet is out in one of the sheds, will bring it back for airguns.JEBar wrote:we used a gun cabinet of that type (not nearly as nice) for many years but with being away from home traveling we decided to move to a gun safe
I guess it's all about where you live, your security system and neighbors (if you have them).
Let's face it, it's all about time. That is what a safe does, buys you time. Most thieves will not take the time for a safe, but will smash a door, window, or cabinet.
Around here and other places, the cops are going to show up to take a report. We're basically on our own. Same with the Fire Dept.
I guess your real security is an up to date inventory (video or pics) for the insurance company
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Re: Henry for the home
How high are your ceilings? A leg lamp would really look nice on top.
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Re: Henry for the home
looks very nice SH but I do not like displaying my firearms, I do not trust people easily. Displaying nice firearms gets people minds churning.
Re: Henry for the home
BTW, what does that cabinet sell for?
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I saw that recently. My 1st thought was that I'd love to. But those days are over. My stuff stays locked in a safe now.
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Re: Henry for the home
I have several hard safes where I keep my firearms but sometimes I need a softer safe where I can store firearms going to the range the next day or when I'm cleaning or working on them. Currently I often have a half dozen leaning up against the wall and want to eliminate that.
The cabinet costs $845.95 plus shipping.
The cabinet costs $845.95 plus shipping.
Hi, my name is Gene and I'm a Henryholic from Wisconsin.
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