Denver Fire amended code to limit storage to 10000 rounds?

[Colorobo]

Just hear it from Dudley, did some research and it appears to be true? WTF

[rbeau30]

I never get to 10,000 rounds I keep taking my ammo on my boating trips.

[asmo]

True about 5 years ago.

[Rooskibar03]

One more reason not to live in Denver.

[TEAMRICO]

Aaaaand anyone will know how?

[Great-Kazoo]

Aaaaand anyone will know how?

Like the letter they wrote to ATF about their sig brace, be ASSured there's one being fired off to the DFD as we type.

[Zundfolge]

Aaaaand anyone will know how?

If your house burns down and they discover remnants of 10,001 rounds they will fine you.

[spqrzilla]

And the Fire Code requirement gets incorporated into your insurance policy terms.

[O2HeN2]

Probably a good thread to post the SAAMI video about ammunition in a fire. Reader's digest version: It's not an issue. Denver's rule is based upon ignorance. Does that really surprise anyone?

O2


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SlOXowwC4c

[Great-Kazoo]

And the Fire Code requirement gets incorporated into your insurance policy terms.

It's not too hard to provide the correct storage containers. it cost a few. However showing one has taken precautions, never hurts.

[izzy]

I wish i had half the ammo they used in this test. It's making me feel sad to see it all destroyed like that.

[wctriumph]

I guess I need to shoot more, or take more fishing trips out to the lake.

However, I do believe in correct and proper storage of firearms and ammunition. Safe is safe and no reason not to be so.