Tips for burying guns?

>>33547310
Your ass (obligatory).

PVC pipe covered in grease with properly sealed end caps.

Someone on here said not to use any schedule PVC, it's not an oxygen/moisture barrier. Also get a post hole digger and bury along a fence line.

>>33547310
Airtight container. Cosmoline. Shovel.

>>33547336
/thread

>>33547336
iron pipe would be 100x better. plastic is neither airtight nor watertight

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>>33547350
Wouldn't an iron pipe rust?

Also I'm pretty sure PVC pipes are watertight m8.

>>33547310
Have the barrel pointing up and 6 feet down so it looks like old piping on ground radar.

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>>33547350
>PVC pipe
>not watertight

>>33547438
>this dumb
>frog post
>yeah

It's not a 100% MOISTURE BARRIER you plebiscite

>>33547474
Then why are they used extensively in construction sites for water?

>>33547474
I'm sorry, but can you remind me what the intended use of pvc pipe is?

>>33547474
>It's not a 100% MOISTURE BARRIER you plebiscite


Smaller water lines and wastewater lines are all PVC you fucking moron. Almost all newer houses are plumbed with PVC.

>>33547547
it isnt so much the water part its the air part
oxygen is a bitch sometimes

>>33547579
>it isnt so much the water part its the air part
>oxygen is a bitch sometimes


PVC holds fucking air under high pressures you dumb cunt.

>>33547310
You mean bury them innawoods?
Use heavy PVC pipe, sealed with silicon, and use cosmoline or axel grease to protect the weapon.
>Where to bury?
The best places to bury a gun are these places.
1.Along fence posts.
2.In junk yard, the metal in the ground will fuck metal detector.
3.Along high-voltage transmission lines these will utterly fuck detector.
4.Your neighbors yard.

>>33547579
You dumb fucking nigger

>>33547886
its meant to keep water in, not keep water out
it'll let all the water in it can. why do you think they dont use cpvc for buried pipe?

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>>33548008

>>33547310
With money.

>>33547310
bad dragon cum lube. it keeps tearing to a minimum when inserting irregularly shaped metal objects.

>>33547310
After burying, spray the spot with some bear mace in case an animal will dig it up smelling your scent

>>33547310

Record the GPS coordinates.

>>33548008
>its meant to keep water in, not keep water out

lol, fucking retard.

>>33548008
What? Do you know how a cup works. Like drinking water out of a cup?

>>33548008
>its meant to keep water in, not keep water out
>it'll let all the water in it can. why do you think they dont use cpvc for buried pipe?

>>33548008
Haha what? Do you know what your saying? Quit trying to save face man.

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>>33548008
oh you

>>33548008

Um, California Grade 2 water distribution operator here. PVC pipe doesn't work like reverse osmosis. If it's water tight, it's air tight, and I've set about two miles of PVC in the last year, and if it let air or water in or out, your drinking water supply--and that of most of the country-- would be contaminated, and you would see huge numbers of deaths due to waterborne illnesses.

Stop being a stupid cunt. You can look this stuff up quite easily. If you have no clue as to what you're talking about. STFU.

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>>33547310
Words cannot express the absolute sadness this image conveys.

>>33548846
Not reverse osmosis.
Just osmosis.
Slow. And steady. Humidity inside and humidity outside will very very slowly approach each other.
Not a problem for flowing water.

>>33547350
PVC isn't perfect, but it should work for this situation..

The grease seals off the gun from air and water, all the PVC needs to do it protect the grease.

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Is this container good for long term storage?


I live in a fairly humid area so I need to know if this container is good.


http://www.customsurvivalsolutions.com/product/mono-vault-master-cacher-130s-kit/

>>33548893

You have to be incredibly fucking stupid. Let me guess... your next post is: Huur de hurr de hurr I trool YU!!!1111!!!11

Fucking dumbshit.

>>33548926
>$160
Jesus H. Fuck. Go to Tractor Supply and buy a plastic container some rubber strips and a roll of duct tape.

>>33548893
>Slow. And steady. Humidity inside and humidity outside will very very slowly approach each other.
>Not a problem for flowing water.

Derp, that's why all thin plastic soda bottles always leak all over the place... uh,, well they actually never leak unless you stomp on them, but everyone actually really knows what you're talking about, and you're very, very right, and must be a rocket scientist...


BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Fucking dumbshit!

>>33549142
You're probably too stupid to realise that there are different kinds of plastic with different rates of water permeability.
Even with the plastics used in bottles if you leave a bottle of water long enough you can observe the level decreasing as it slowly migrates through the plastic.

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If its time to bury guns, its time to use them

>>33549197
So much bullshit it hurts

>>33547340
why along a fence line?

Also

Cosmoline

>>33549197
>You're probably too stupid to realise that there are different kinds of plastic with different rates of water permeability.
>Even with the plastics used in bottles if you leave a bottle of water long enough you can observe the level decreasing as it slowly migrates through the plastic.

I'm a professional who sets water lines that has an expected life span of 50+ years.

You, sir, are a dumb shit who knows nothing, and is making weak arguments to defend a position that you have to know is totally incorrect. You've had time to try to Google an argument that has a shred of truth that supports your position, but you've failed.

You're a dumb cunt, sir. You're stupid, and rather than admit you're full of shit, you want to continue to argue something that you know absolutely nothing about.

Get fucked and please continue to argue. I'm laughing my ass off right now.

>>33547350
Pretty sure PVC is watertight if you cement the ends. Besides you should be adding dessicant as well.

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>>33549414
Wouldn't this be a better idea?

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>>33549197
If you're trying to troll, you suck.

If you're serious, you suck.

You suck.

>>33549445
So you're a plumber, big fucking deal. Does not mean you know anything about the physical or chemical properties of the pipe.
http://www.faybutler.com/pdf_files/HowHoseMaterialsAffectGas3.pdf
>but even PVC has a fairly high moisture permeability coefficient, at 275.
Water migrates through plastic, some faster than others. Burying a firearm in a permeable material is not a smart idea.

>>33549559
What should I bury it in then?

>>33549594
Coat in a good wax or grease and package in a heavy mylar bag. After that you can throw it in the pipe. Still expect to find some rust when it's unpacked, even militaries are not always able to get it right.

>>33549559

I call troll. Nobody can be this stupid.

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>>33548893
Holy shit....

>>33549449

wouldn't their be air in the barrel with some moisture?

>>33549712
You can always grease it and fill it with paper?

>>33547336

It's pretty hard to beat the simplicity of this.

>>33548893
The PVC pipe will have been physically degraded by the environment long before this becomes an issue. We're talking thousands of years, minimum. (In human terms, forever).


>>33549559
I'm not sure water has enough vapor pressure to actually push through PVC, of standard pipe thickness. Non-Zero value sure, but not enough to ever matter, realistically. A single desiccant packet would manage the problem for decades, if not centuries. (Again, in human lifetime terms: forever)

Really storing metal under grease or oil will give you decades of protection, assuming a sealed environment.

>>33549712
Pack it with grease or cosmoline. Ideally you should disassemble the gun, pack it it grease, seal the parts in mylar bags, and then put those in a sealed pipe with some desiccants or more grease. Then bury it.

>>33549793
There were people who buried their guns for Clinton and dug them up for Bush who found that pvc will let enough moisture in to overwhelm desiccant packs and cause rust.

>>33549818

I believe it. But how much of that came from PVC diffusion vs water intrusion vs poor sealing at the end caps?

On the off chance I'm totally wrong (happens), I'd say coat the pipe with some type of barrier compound like tar, wax, etc. before storing.

>>33547310
This picture confuses my boner

>>33549795
Put some cleaning supplies in the pipe too!

>>33549907
If they buried their shit over Bill Clinton, something tells me there was some operator errors.

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>>33548008
This has to be a troll, no one can be this stupid.

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>>33548008
I can't breathe

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>>33548893
>Slow. And steady

>>33547336
>PVC pipe covered in grease
Elaborate, I'm not seeing it.

>>33549907
>PVC diffusion vs water intrusion vs poor sealing at the end caps?
>On the off chance I'm totally wrong (happens), I'd say coat the pipe with some type of barrier compound like tar, wax, etc. before storing.

PVC will hold out air and water for centuries longer that wax or tar, Use teflon plumbers tape on the threads to get a tight seal.

Remember that when you seal a section of PVC, you're also sealing in the oxygen and moisture present in that atmosphere. A nitrogen flush would be ideal, but few folks are set up for that. For long term storage, even in sealed PVC pipe, cosmoline would be a good idea.

>>33549712

What are desiccants?

mossberg used to sell a shotgun that was sealed in a tube for burial

Okay so what if you get steel pipe buff it and paint it with industrial paint, put gun in and fill it completely full of oil, top it off and cap it? I should try this with a bargain barrel shotty and instead of oil I'll use hydraulic fluid.

I have always had this idea and I don't know if it would be viable or would work at all.
Take a large diameter pvc pip that can be sealed from both ends, disassemble the rifle and vacuum seal all wood/plastic parts, place the sealed bag and all remaining metal parts inside of the pipe, then fill the entire tube with some kind of petrol based oil and finaly seal the top. And burry near a natural feature like a bolder

>>33549449
You risk humidity inside of the bag or moisture making its way inside over a long period of time

>>33547310
If you live some place where the ground freezes in the winter, it can push the pvc capsule out of the earth (one of my fathers friends found this out the hard way). I recommend putting a large rock over the burial spot, that way you have a land mark, and it will prevent the tube from returning to the surface zombie style.

>>33549224
It's a just in case you should do even if you love the current government. Govs change, and they can change quickly.

>>33554827
bury below 4ft and youre fine

>>33547350
Do you have water leaking from the PVC drain pipes in your house? Of course they are waterproof.

Throw it into a Pelican case with oil and something to deal with humidity.

>>33549378
Inconvenient to metal detect for, easy to find if you know the offset.

>>33554395

How much does that weigh? How are you gonna get it out of the ground?

>>33554751
How much does a large diameter pipe filled with oil weigh?

>>33552870

It's actually so it floats.

TL:DR perfect gun for your boat with some 12g and some slugs. Then it gets lost in a boating accident and somehow magically appears in your yard.

>>33557321
>How much does a large diameter pipe filled with oil weigh?

(0.785 x diameter in feet x diameter in feet x length x 8.34 lbs) + weight of metal in lbs.

>>33559743
Which reminds me
>You would never Mahdi your way out of a pirate attack with a 12-gauge alongside Gandalf

Why live?

ABSOLUTELY, DO NOT, fucking submerge the gun in oil and bury it in a pipe. Just give it a proper fucking coat of oil, and throw some dessicant packs in there. The little shit that says 'do not eat' in your beef jerky.

>Throw a few packs of beef jerkey in too.

>>33547535
>>33547554
>>33547547

Where it doesn't matter if a little moisture leaks into or out of the soil you fucking retards

>>33549559
The only person in this thread who isn't a complete mouthbreathing retard.

>>33547474

Ahahaha... ahahahahahagagagagaggagahahaha!

Pvc not watertight... Ahahahaha..

I've thought about burying a small saturday night special somewhere. I don't really know why.

>>33547310
Holy cow, I went to school with the guy in the pic. His name is Adam brewer from hazard ky. His social media name is Adam Hussain and sings in a one man punk band called globsters. Nice guy, but very very strange.

>>33557309
It'll weigh over 100 pounds for sure. I have a truck with a 300 pound crane or I'll use the skid steer I just have to remember to add a lifting lug.

>>33560658
>a little moisture leaks into or out of the soil you fucking retards

Wow, totally dumb cunt still thinks that air/moisture passes through PVC water pipe.

Why so stupid?

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>>33548008
>its meant to keep water in, not keep water out
/k/, I fucking love you sometimes.

>>33547340
A PVC pipe isn't a bad idea though, you could still pack it full of a preservative like grease and then seal it suspended with concrete mixture. I'm sure it's somewhat permeable but it'd be cheap as hell compared to other stuff and probably last a very long time. You wouldn't even need a hammer to get it open just drop it on rocks until an end cap is exposed.

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>>33561406
>His social media name is Adam Hussain

>tfw in high school I went with satanism to intimidate, scare off, pick fights with normies instead of islam

>>33547310
>Tips for burying guns?
Here's a tip: Don't.

Once a gun goes in the ground, it NEVER comes out. Ever.

Further, there's no point. If S has HTF bad enough that you need to dig it up, you're probably past the time where it would do any good. Better to have the firearm with you, maintained and ready to go.

>b-b-buh confiscations!

Like I said-- well past the time it would do any good.

>33564957
Remember kids tripfags are useless attention whores. And do nothing but post bait.