Please feel free to move this to another area. I want to prepare some things for BOB and for buried storage - surplus and extras. I am shopping for a vacuum food packer to help package things. A recent trip to wallies world seemed to indicate that the machines that hold rolls of bags - the rolls are made up of 12" bags that are connected to each other. I want to be able to seal, for example, my 10/22, so am looking for some way to do this. Any suggestions?
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Why not put the 10/22 in a 4" or 6" PVC pipe sealed on both ends, remove the bolt and stock and store separated coating everything down with renaissance wax using only eesox oil in the barrel and placing it all in the pipe sealing both ends.
Here's a review of the zcorr . I guess i should say i havent used any of these just trying to help out http://gunblog.com/zcorr
Wow! Good responses, though the bags are a little bit pricey. I have seen some mylar bags that are big enough for my rifles that are only $2. The bags will have the silica stuff in them. Each rifle and bag of ammo has its own box already so durable is not so important
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I have a Foodsaver unit, you can get rolls that are one long tube you cut to the size you need. The material is tough but not cut proof so pad and sharp edges, you might also want to seal it 2 or 3 times.
Which model number?
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