I have a steel locker which is surplus to requirements due to an impending move. I live north of Cambridge.
Its external dimensions are approximately 47" tall, 15" across and 13" deep (i.e. front to back).
It is hand-painted externally in a fetching blue-green Hammerite. Internally it is not painted in a fetching shade of iron oxide.
The door pivots from the operator's right on three external hinges. It is secured via one external hasp (you supply the padlock).
It is secured to the wall at the rear via expanding bolts, and to the floor by internal screws.
I currently use it to store air rifles. It will comfortably accept a Weihrauch 77. Although I am sane and do not play golf or associate with those who do, it will undoubtedly accept golf clubs. Fishing rods would also be appropriate.
Note: It will probably not, I repeat not, be acceptable to the police for storage of Section 1 firearms and/or ammunition.
Conditions: New owner attends at a mutually-satisfactory time and removes from its attachments and the house while I stand by, drinking coffee and making helpful suggestions!
(If the new owner is a shooter, I also have 52 gun books for sale at an unbeatable price!)
Edited to add:
1. PM to arrange collection.
2. After about one week, I will dump this in a skip. (With my lovely, cheap gun books, you tightwads!)
maximus otter
Its external dimensions are approximately 47" tall, 15" across and 13" deep (i.e. front to back).
It is hand-painted externally in a fetching blue-green Hammerite. Internally it is not painted in a fetching shade of iron oxide.
The door pivots from the operator's right on three external hinges. It is secured via one external hasp (you supply the padlock).
It is secured to the wall at the rear via expanding bolts, and to the floor by internal screws.
I currently use it to store air rifles. It will comfortably accept a Weihrauch 77. Although I am sane and do not play golf or associate with those who do, it will undoubtedly accept golf clubs. Fishing rods would also be appropriate.
Note: It will probably not, I repeat not, be acceptable to the police for storage of Section 1 firearms and/or ammunition.
Conditions: New owner attends at a mutually-satisfactory time and removes from its attachments and the house while I stand by, drinking coffee and making helpful suggestions!
(If the new owner is a shooter, I also have 52 gun books for sale at an unbeatable price!)
Edited to add:
1. PM to arrange collection.
2. After about one week, I will dump this in a skip. (With my lovely, cheap gun books, you tightwads!)
maximus otter
