For those in the flood area: Do you have backup storage for your firearms collection?

[sacp81170a]

Do you have a safe place where you can move your firearms collection in case a levee breaks and floods your home? I'm thinking of a friend or relative's house that I can trust in case I need to store firearms and other valuables in case of bad things happening. If so, what factors do you take into account?

 

[Thin Black Line]

Back up storage is a good idea since the local authorities will be searching
your house to make sure it's safe for you to move back:

Strike teams clear the way for residents to return

http://gazetteonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080615/NEWS/570880217/1002/NEWS

Good video...

 

[AirForceShooter]

if your house is about to go down the toilet do you really think somebody is thinking about guns?
We have lots of experience with that in Florida.

AFS

 

[dogmush]

Honestly? If it's gotten to the point that I'm leaving, my plan is to take Some for SD while evacuating, close the safe, chualk it so it's water proof with a bunch of dessicant inside and leave.

Closed safe, bolted to the concrete slab my house is on, I think it's staying put, and I don't see local looters or LEO's getting in easily.

On the other hand, my hurricane plans mostly don't involve leaving.