your best bet is if possible, go to a construction site and get some 10-12 inch PVC pipe, then purchase the end caps, coat the guns in LPS 3 and in special bags for guns or just heavy duty plactic bags, you can plant them and dig them up in a couple decades and fire them.Will a rifle fit in a steel 55 gallon drum. I know to burry it below the freeze line and I plan on vacuum sealing everything along with sealing up the drum with tar, but I wonder if .22 rifles will fit if I don't take them apart.
The access to my septic tank is a cut off steel drum. The house was built in 1974 and the removeable end just rusted through two years ago. But, I'll agree that it's not the best choice.<snip> steel drums would rust out in a couple years buried.
I wouldn't worry about animals underground. I've never seen an animal chew on (let alone chew through) PVC. It's too hard. Most septic lines and many new tanks are made of plastic.I had heard animals will chew through plastic so to go with steel.
A lubricant / penetrating oil: LPS Labs: MRO Solutions, Lubricants, Greases, Degreasers & CleanersI had heard animals will chew through plastic so to go with steel. What is LPS? Also I wanted to bury other supplies and 10-12 inch is not very wide? Thanks
sorry, i read that you wanted to bury guns and most people use schedule 90 ten or twelve inch PVC pipe capped on both ends.I had heard animals will chew through plastic so to go with steel. What is LPS? Also I wanted to bury other supplies and 10-12 inch is not very wide? Thanks