Your weapons database - how do you record?

[UWone77]

Guarantee you mine is shorter

I thought we were talking about guns?

[WHSmithIV]

Pictures and a spreadsheet.

On a side note, I've been to enough Storage locker burglaries to know I'd never keep anything valuable in one. Happens so frequently where someone has their lock cut, it's cleaned out, and unreported for months (or whenever they check on the locker) At least make the thieves work for it, via ripping your safe out of the floor and then peeling it open.

I've also always been curious why people keep items in storage for years, when the storage fees eventually cost more than the items being stored.

That's what I have - spreadsheet and pictures.

[Bronco75]

My insurance requires a video record of my firearms and I have a separate policy just for them as my standard coverage only covers $1000 for firearm loss.

[Former11B]

I keep a PowerPoint on my computer, a thumb drive, and my email account. The PowerPoint Has a page for each gun, containing descriptions, pictures, itemized values, and pictures of serial numbers up close of everything. We are talking guns, expensive optics, suppressors, etc. I told my insurance rep about it one day and asked if that was sufficient in case of loss or theft and she said She wished everyone made it that easy

[voodoo_man]

I do both, excel document and video everything, including ammo.

[Jerry R]

I have a fairly detailed spreadsheet with the obvious things, plus who gets what when I take the dirt nap. I also take a photo every now and then.

[BoilerUp]

I just call the NSA when I need an inventory of my weapons.

[six8]

Lost all of mine in a boating accident


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[Thompson]

I thought we were talking about guns?

Well fk, I thought we were talking about something else ...