Construction

• Housing – Exterior and doors are constructed of ¼″ hot rolled steel plate sourced through American producers.
• Body of the magazine features continuously welded steel construction.
• Standard designed recessed door provides increased security versus a flat plate closure.
• The formed steel doors provide greater strength. Drip protection is standard.
• Skids – Each unit is mounted on 6″ × 20 lb WF beams or ¼″ × 6″ steel tubes, depending on unit size.
• Lining – Interior is finished with optional thicknesses (minimum of 3″ to 4″) of hardwood lining with the first inner layer securely bolted in place; the final build-up is then covered with 1/8″ luan overlay.
• Hinges & Hasps – Hinges are welded to the door and exterior of the magazine in compliance with ATF directives. All hinges are greased and standard with zerk fittings. Hasps are protected with formed ¼″ steel hoods that prevent sawing or lever action on locks, hasps, and staples per ATF guidelines. Steel hood covers are framed with ¼″ angle iron for additional protection.
• Ventilation – Vent covers on the exterior are constructed with ¼″ steel plate. Wall vents are double screened with expanded metal and wire mesh bug screens. On the interior, stand-off strips are placed over the liner to prevent packing of explosives against the wall and obstructing ventilation.
• Movement / Positioning – Openings at the front and rear ends of the skids, along with lift rings welded securely to the top, enable easy movement and attachment of chains or cables.
• Lightning Protection – Grounding kit available as an option.
• Locks – BATF-approved locks available, keyed as required.
• General – All outdoor magazines are bullet-resistant, fire-resistant, theft-resistant, and constructed to prevent direct contact with the ground.
• Grounding Strap – Attached between the door and housing to protect against electrostatic discharge.