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Excaliber wrote: I've managed that situation by renting an indoor storage locker in a climate controlled building with cameras, alarms, a security fence, a keypad controlled gate and a manager that lives on premises. I put the guns in boxes and buried them a ways back from the door with lots of low value stuff on top, around and in front of them. I then put the safe in the front - unlocked and empty. I've had no issues, and it's considerably more secure than someone's garage. Just for good measure, I covered the safe with a moving blanket before arriving at the facility to avoid generating any curiosity or drawing attention to my locker.