This is just one of 141 posts... but...
I think there would be a very good way to store a loaded firearm in the bathroom so long as you dont have to worry about kids or other people in your home.
We all know that the steam from the shower rises to the ceiling.......
SOOOOO....
You can mount a holster inside the cabinet under the sink down low (if you have a cabinet under the sink) otherwise find some other easily accesable spot near the floor of the bathroom preferably inside something, not just out in the open.
Use a cheap corrosion resistant gun like a used Glock, or a well lubed Hi Point, or well lubed stainless revolver like others have said. So long as it works, thats all that really matters.
Then every 1, 2, or 3 months, take it out, inspect it, shoot it, clean it, lube it, and put it back with new ammo.
I would guess that you'd never have a problem. In fact, I like this idea so much, I might try it some day
Thats my input...
OR... Joke time...
You could just take cold showers Hah! yeah... thats the best I could do.
I think there would be a very good way to store a loaded firearm in the bathroom so long as you dont have to worry about kids or other people in your home.
We all know that the steam from the shower rises to the ceiling.......
SOOOOO....
You can mount a holster inside the cabinet under the sink down low (if you have a cabinet under the sink) otherwise find some other easily accesable spot near the floor of the bathroom preferably inside something, not just out in the open.
Use a cheap corrosion resistant gun like a used Glock, or a well lubed Hi Point, or well lubed stainless revolver like others have said. So long as it works, thats all that really matters.
Then every 1, 2, or 3 months, take it out, inspect it, shoot it, clean it, lube it, and put it back with new ammo.
I would guess that you'd never have a problem. In fact, I like this idea so much, I might try it some day
Thats my input...
OR... Joke time...
You could just take cold showers Hah! yeah... thats the best I could do.