Running out of room in my sanctuary. Time to get creative.
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Nice!
I like it
Commandeer one of the bathrooms for more space.
you seemed to forget living room , kitchen , bathroom and hallways and if you got the availability move the furniture into a pod for storage now you got floor space . see plenty of room for more stuff , well guns and ammo but you can put the ammo in the kitchen in all that now empty space you created in cabinets and drawers .
If that Desert Eagle is the .50 cal then you could always give it to me to make room. 
If I had half your problems.......
My wife got more shit than you!
Lightweight!
Lightweight!
Pics to prove it!My wife got more shit than you!
Lightweight!
My wife got more shit than you!
Lightweight!
Maybe go pick her up some Imodium?
And if thats an M1A by Masers DE I'll grudgingly hold it for you.If that Desert Eagle is the .50 cal then you could always give it to me to make room.
She watched too many Christmas shows on the Hallmark Channel!
I got a loft on top my reloading room Christmas stuff, two guest rooms upstairs, both closets got Christmas stuff, Halloween, Mardi Gras you name it. It’s ok i got two garages one with a car project the other with motorcycles. Good thing I don’t have any guns or ammo!
Build a cave house.
A buddy and his wife owned a lot across the street from their long time home. He built a house where the downstairs is a beautiful kitchen / great room with high ceilings and nicely decorated (lots of leather) and the rest a large workshop with a lift, plasma cutting table, lots of fabrication tools and equipment, and commercial fridge.
Upstairs they built out the Master Suite for a guest room but left most unfinished - you can’t tell it’s largely unfinished unless you open the right door into vast empty space.
Back patio is a large patio area with grill etc. and a boat dock (small lake). Roll up door to shop area. It‘s looks like a beautiful home on the outside, professionally landscaped and all, but could be easily converted to a very nice family home of around 3.5-4K square feet.
His wife loves it - All the stinky guys across the street!
A buddy and his wife owned a lot across the street from their long time home. He built a house where the downstairs is a beautiful kitchen / great room with high ceilings and nicely decorated (lots of leather) and the rest a large workshop with a lift, plasma cutting table, lots of fabrication tools and equipment, and commercial fridge.
Upstairs they built out the Master Suite for a guest room but left most unfinished - you can’t tell it’s largely unfinished unless you open the right door into vast empty space.
Back patio is a large patio area with grill etc. and a boat dock (small lake). Roll up door to shop area. It‘s looks like a beautiful home on the outside, professionally landscaped and all, but could be easily converted to a very nice family home of around 3.5-4K square feet.
His wife loves it - All the stinky guys across the street!
Sir.....
That painting really ties the room together...
Wtf do I get one of those and how many flips is it going to cost me?
So... when you move the pic on the ceiling and slide the ladder on tracks under the opening.. what's in that room?
The Charging Chasseur by Theodore Gericault
You can get a copy pretty much anywhere off the internet. Amazon has prints from $33 up www.amazon.com/Charging-Chasseur-Theodore-Gericault-Premium/dp/B017T9KO78?th=1
Major sir, as a fellow central Texan and retired contractor, I'd gladly help you build an addition to the Man Cave.
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