Gun Safe with a Powered Rotating Racks

Why electrically power it? It is a failure source. Just get a decent bearing and spin it by hand like in the Walmart display cases.

Just how many guns does one household need? 1 .22 caliber for small game, one larger caliber rifle for larger game, one shotgun for poultry, one rifle and one handgun for target shooting- that's a good multi purpose selection of firearms that's going to fit in a pretty small cabinet.

@Mitch

Depends on how crazy you are. I think there's a bell curve somewhere out there.

Mitch: Why do they have to need them all? I only need one computer, but I have two.

Of course nobody "needs" a rotating rack full of guns. Most people I know, myself included, who shoot regularly, own more guns than are "necessary" and we need a safe place to keep them. I won't deny that there are total crazies out there, but some of us just like the sport of shooting. I suggest everyone try it at least once. Alway be safe and remember that you are responsible for anything that gun does when it is in your hand.

One .22, long gun, one semi auto like an AK or Ar 15, one carry pistol, one target pistol, one high powered rifle with a scope, one short barreled shot gun, one, er, never mind, if I need more than that, I'll just borrow something from a neighbor.

Seems to complex (all that rotating thingy stuff).

That's why we leave all our guns on the kitchen counter.

Of course we put the ammo safely away in the kitchen drawers to protect the young'ens.

why it need electrical power!!! I think it new addition