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3 Jun ’12
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When all else fails...
lol, not far off.....
15 Feb ’12
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well depending on what I wanted to cache, I would oil it up very well, vacume seal it with oxygen absorbers, seal in pvc pipe, dig a hole, line with rocks for drainage and such, and probably fill with a good draining material like gravel and sand
couple examples
1 Nov ’12
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Have you looked around mil surplus for a larger pelican/hardigg type case?
3 Jun ’12
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Have you looked around mil surplus for a larger pelican/hardigg type casoe?
That's the direction I am now leaning actually. Maybe something as simple as a large plastic drum with a gamma lid &I a lot of some sort of dessicant for piece of mind.
My issue I have right now is do I just want to bury some valuables for "what if" I forget about em? That would mean not having daily, weekly access to these tools.
Or do I want to create a place that I could quickly get to &shook dump some things if I felt I needed too?
Hmmm...... 42 years old &I still playing "fort", lol.
3 Jun ’12
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If im going to bury &I leave, KVRs plan would work well.
28 Feb ’12
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KVR suggested what I did or at least close to it.
Metal is easy to find with a simple metal detector. Use camouflage an area with lots of metal. Junk yard or scrap bin. Or there is always a field of poison ivy as a natural deterrent.
A simple 6" pipe with capped ends placed vertically in the ground gives a smaller signature. And a long gun can be taken out of the stock and will fit nicely inside.
I sprayed a stripped AR with break free, vacuumed sealed it. Sealed it in a tube, buried it. Several years later I dug it up. No problems developed. Of course the firearm was dripping with the break free.
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