CrossingTheStar said:

Prisoner#1 said:

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Clever, but you need to actually have that exact dresser.
Poorboy can't go ahead and modify his dresser to work like that.


In addition, that idea is somewhat invalid. If you look at the front picture in comparison to the side view, you will see that the "hidden compartment" is in where the top drawer SHOULD be, and thus, the top drawer will be "fake" and won't pull out. Even a 1-night-over guest in your home would notice something was up if they tried to open the top drawer.

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any dresser including that cheap one he has can be modified for a secret
space in the back, as was mentioned with taping something to the back of a
drawer, most have space behind the drawer and with a false back it can be
made to accommodate at least a small space, then even if the drawers are
pulled out, no one will see the stuff

the built up top isnt uncommon on some styles of furniture and the drawer
doesnt have to be more than a few inches tall and 6-7 inches deep

many empire and french country pieces lend themselves to this kind of
construction because of the wasted space inside.



Queen Anne and Chippendale are another style that can be made with several
hidden areas





the ultimate would be a Tansu chest

CrossingTheStar said:

If a cop was serving a warrant and couldn't open a drawer, he wouldn't say "I guess it's stuck. I'm sure there are no drugs in here". He would examine it more closely and eventually find the hidden compartment.

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abltsandwich said:

Prisoner#1 said:

Poor Boy said:

even if i were to explain to them that small children do come by and i have all papers needed for the gun itself?

the hole is for emergencies anyway that and so its out of plan site and easy to access. kinda like a furniture hold.

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that's the thing, a shoe box in the top of the closet is accessible more so
than having to patch a wall a dozen times because you'll want to take it out
and maintain it otherwise you'll have a rusty piece of crap inside your wall

if you want it SAFE and ACCESSIBLE... get a safe

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Just wanted to point out that biometric safes aren't proven to work with blood on the fingertips.  I know it's the extra-rare situation that you'd have to use the safe in an emergency and likely even more rare that you'd have blood on your hands but what if...

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Poor Boy said:

everyone keeps leading back to the cops.

1. all will be legal
2. there is no reason for my shit to be raided
3. this little number lists dont seem as cool when its from 1. to 2.

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Prisoner#1 said:

then wipe off your finger.

notice the buttons. you can enter a code as well, if that's not enough, there's a key

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Prisoner#1 said:

Poor Boy said:

theres got to be a way. ive patched so many holes in walls. im sure i could follow the same procedure.

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if a search warrant were served one of the things cops would look for are
patches. they're always obvious and as I stated it, it makes the gun
inaccessible if there were a situation where it would be needed

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Yeah, but how bad-ass would it be to punch a hole in the wall and pull out a gun.

blewmeanie said:

Yeah, but how bad-ass would it be to punch a hole in the wall and pull out a gun.

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Poor Boy said:

thats what im talking about! some dude breaks in during the night while were asleep. blind sides both of us and tells us to go to the living room and sit on the couch so he can tie us up. while hes binding up my chick i, quick to the left, smack the spring latched door, grab my gun...

well use your imagination. im tired of always having to paint the pictures.

lazy.

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