Ferrall's Woodworking cabinet.Beautiful.

[smokingman]

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"We are getting a waiting list going on this monster hidden gun cabinet.... theres 5 on the list so far...as of now it's around $2500 for a limited time."

Made in Alabama,so I am sure shipping would need to be set up.

Ferrall's main page.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100007585908039

 

[CathyInBlue]

People pay two and a half grand for something like that?

 

[smokingman]

People pay two and a half grand for something like that?

For solid oak custom made furniture $2500.00 is very inexpensive.Even commercial pieces of like construction would be 2000+ and could easily reach $4000+

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[ModernGunner]

Beautiful piece of furniture. If I needed such a cabinet, that would definitely be worth the money IF the gliders are appropriately heavy and solid. As those upper rifle / shotgun pull-outs would be quite heavy is filled with long guns, the hardware would need to be 'industrial grade'.

 

[ghuns]

People pay two and a half grand for something like that?

Around here, people pay crazy $$$ for furniture that is "Amish built". Most of it is not the best quality and can't be filled with guns.

 

[Birds Away]

A very nice cabinet. I don't have any long guns, though.

 

[dprimm]

There are people in town that can do one of those for you. Looks incredible!

 

[BigBoxaJunk]

I would have concerns that those sliding racks would have problems when they are loaded up with guns.

I've looked at similar pieces of furniture up close and when they're fitted with good, heavy steel slider hardware, then it's difficult to hide the drawer or sliding rack fronts. On the one I looked at, if you pushed even a little on the side where the sliding rack was, you could feel and hear the rattle of the steel slider. Even though it had a lock on it, it's not really hidden in plain sight if it's that easy to recognize that somethings in there.

I could easily see the usefulness of a smaller hidden space for a pistol or short rifle/shotgun in a piece of furniture, but a huge cabinet for 30 guns doesn't seem as practical or secure as a safe would be. And you could get a good safe for the same price as that oak cabinet.

But don't get me wrong, I'm a woodworker and I do appreciate a finely built piece, and that cabinet is pretty sweet.

 

[Suprtek]

Beautiful piece. I've seen other similar products too. Just not completely sold on the concept. I like the idea of having a covert storage option for a single gun in multiple locations. For primary bulk storage though, I still prefer a safe. The primary method of security in a piece like that is stealth. I get that, but once its discovered that stealth quickly vanishes. Also, a wood cabinet would actually attract fire to it rather than protect from it. If I had so many guns that I needed more creative storage options though, I might still consider it. I'm far from having that problem though.