Kinda looks like it was designed by IKEA. Too Scandanavian modern for me, but if he keeps building 'em he has likely a good home business for himself. He is at least using quality woods and that counts for a lot.
I plan to install a built in gun cabinet when we get our house extension built. I want it to dissapear into the wall if I want.

I like the look. Since it is wood, it could be finished to match the decor. Another nice feature is that the bottom of the cabinet is elevated what seems to scale to about 14-18" off the floor, placing the firearm at arm's reach level for ease in taking the gun in and out of the cabinet. Nice, Phil

not bad. i also would like to see it hold more guns and the color kind of throws me off.

I suppose a fellow could always make a larger version to hold more guns. The thought that occurred to me upon initial viewing was that a burgular might not recognize it as a gun cabinet and maybe would not open it. Of course a gun safe if preferable if you can afford one or more. Even though I don't cater to the styling I can see that some people might really like it.

Upon first glance, I thought it was just a bad camera angle, but apparently it really is that narrow. I agree that the idea of have storage space above and below is a good thing, but it needs to be wider and have more space inside for more guns. It still wouldn't fit in anywhere in my house, but it wouldn't stick out like my current safe either.

Jeeze and then some ,.
and if I had it to over again.
Pretty sure I would have built things,. all kinds of things from cabnets,. boxes and cases,.. to bildings.

I just love it ,. it looks a little office-ee so contemporary can fit ,. but the idea to elivate and change the look / feel is fun. (maybe not my taste exactly,. but fun !!)

That design ( slightly modified) would be good for a plethora of things,
Skis and boots to boomarangs and wine bottles.Or an anuslary pantry off the kitchen or bar.

COOL ,. VERY COOL !!!

I like it. Let's pretend I'm robbing your house. I'm not after your suits, that's what it looks like it houses.

A very well to do friend has a false wall built into his house. You would never know it was there unless he showed you. It is easy to open and there are no visible seams. Behind it is his gun case.

Clay,
Didn't know you were a diver! I dive and would love to get into spear-fishing... just have to move to a different part of the country first.

I like the cabinet quite a bit; game scenes acid-etched into glass would stick out like a sore thumb in my place but this would fit right in.

Looking for something discreet, just might work!

A bit Norse for my tastes, but young Kasper's skills are undeniable. It would seem that the gunsafe majors could provide us with a little more form to go with our function' but I guess the real beauty is after all on the inside.

Bella, where have been hiding at, thought you fail off a cliff or something!

This is a cabinet my wife would let me keep in the living room! It does need to be able to hold more guns though.

Bella ~ IKEA, good one shooter! Where the hello have you been? Stirrin' the pot somewhere else, no doubt!

Years ago (another time, another state) I needed a secure place to store my guns,knives, etc. In doing some remodeling I had the contractor make a space in a wall in a hallway leading from bedroom to bathroom. The usable space was seven feet high with a floor footprint of 36" X 30". Lots of space for shelves, hooks, pegs, etc. It locked with a solid 60"x24" oak wood door 2" thick with a deadbolt and disguised on the outside with a same size mirror on a piano hinge with a touch release and framed by wood trim. In six years not a single person ever knew or even guessed that it was more than just a mirror for my wife to adjust her skirt/makeup that was hung in a convenient place on the wall.

The most secure gun safe/cabinet is one no one knows is there!
A friend had a hidden room for guns, you went thru his bedroom to what looked like a storage room/den type room which you assumed was the rest of the upstairs. But behind a few boxes (empty glued together boxes too) was a steel door that led to the gun room. As a diversion he had a gun cabinet downstairs with a few cheap guns in it.

Most people never knew he had (literally) hundreds of guns upstairs.

I like the looks of the furniture aspect but not as a gun cabinet. To me a gun cabinet should either be secure and made of steel and bolted to the floor like the one I have in a walk in closet, or something to show off the guns with a glass door so you can look at grandpa's model 1912 or dad's humpback every time you walk past it.

It might throw off a burglar for a moment or two but most houses I have seen that were broken into were completely trashed with the offending parties ripping out drawers and throwing them into the center of a room as quickly as they can. They most certainly would pick up a planter or concrete block and gain access to whatever was inside this piece of art and destroy it in the process. Honduran Mahogany with a tung oil finish and glass doors would have been my choice.

I for one like the idea and design. I would like the unit to be made of case hardened steel and fireproof to about 2,000 degrees F. but with a walnut veneer on the doors. As for securing the unit, bolting it to the studs in the wall in at least two places, four bolts in all from the inside of the vault portion so they cannot be seen. A determined crook may naturally think it may be an entertainment center and try to break through the doors, but the 'safe' produced with this thought in mind can eventually frustrate the crook who, in most cases is a smash and grab sort of moron. In any event, even if you have a modest collection, your home should have a burglar alarm installed. This has my vote of approval. Good job Mr. Kasper. I am sure you will find a market for your products/ideas. At least one right here.

Looks more like a liquor cabinet to me; from a 007 movie perhaps? Not my cup of tea, but kudos to the young man's design!

PHIL, DIFFERENT TOPIC. BEEN WATCHING GUN NUTS AND AM CONFUSED. DURING YOUR REVIEW OF THE A-400, MAXUS, AND 1100 YOU STATED THEY WERE ALL THE SOFTEST SHOOTERS EVER. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT TO ME AS I HAVE LEUKEMIA(I HAVE TALKED TO YOU ABOUT THIS BEFORE). I WANT BACK IN TO THE SHOTGUN SPORTS AND HUNTING. DOC SAYS I NEED THE LOW RECOIL TO BE ABLE TO DO IT. I AM REALLY COUNTING ON YOUR INPUT BEFORE I SPEND THE CASH. I WAS AN O/U GUY BUT MY DOCS A HUNTER AND HE SAYS NEED SOMETHING LESS.THANKS IN ADVANCE.

Its a great piece for what he was trying to do. Don't know many hunters that would want that as a functioning gun case though. But it does look cool. I have a much more traditional gun case.

TURDYPOINTBUCK
an da yuppers ya ?
The cabnet is probabaly recessed from side panels enough to hold a cleat which is screwed or (lagged ) to studs.
Aside form that your right it would be a little tippy.

Thank you all for your concern, I've been recovering from surgery and hope I'll be recovered enough for deer season soon.
I tend to prefer Scandanavian archaic to Scandanavian Modern, but guys have quite a few very good ideas. The best arms locker really is the one you never know is there. Good hunting fellers.
I do plan to hobble out to my range this Labor day weekend and get some plinking in, it is the anesthetic effect of gunfire related endorphin rushes I want (besides I ain't shot that ole Kar98 near enough yet)

Bella

Best belated wishes for a speedy recovery! Sorry to hear of your illness. I was beginning to wonder why I had not seen you in the politcal fat chewing on Message Boards. Best of luck during deer season up your way.

Best regards

Holy Guacamole, deadeye!

The first thing that comes to my mind is Rhinehart/Fajen! I know that might be a bit expensive, but if you're in need and can't find anything else!
Have you tried Rem? They may have a replacement lying around somewhere.
If the remaining stock has the original inlet pattern, you might find somebody that had a copier (not Xerox!) that can at least semi-inlet you a stock!
I know that somewhere out there, somebody has either a replacement or can make a replacement!
My Targetmaster, though it shows wear and tear, is complete. The only thing missing is the step for the rear sight. I keep it as clean and dry as possible and even shoot it now and then! It is still very accurate!

Bubba

Not into contemporary furniture (or contemporary anything for that matter), but a very original design.