SAFTEY DEPOST BOX IN BANK ?

[Remington788]

Isn't it actually a "Safe Deposit Box"? Maybe someone should keep a dictionary in one.

And it is spelled S-A-F-E-T-Y

[free]

This applies when all owners are dead. In the case of jointly owned boxes, the survivor can continue to access the box as normal. Thus, always maintain a co-owner on the box.

Reading the requirements - that's only true if the co-owner is a spouse.

[daddy]

My dad had one, and it was a royal pain in the ass when he died. Do your kids favor, and keep your stuff at home.

[Carson]

It's obvious, he thought it was unloaded and he pulled the trigger to make sure.

Probably a Glock, with that poorly designed trigger safety

[streaker69]

Probably a Glock, with that poorly designed trigger safety

I think you meant Saftey.

[MikeinPhilly]

Back in the day the rule used to be a rep from the state would have to come to the bank and complete the inventory but now they let the person’s attorney or bank rep do it and just mail the form to Harrisburg

[Berncly]

Personally I think safe deposit boxes have their uses, but every person I know with a safe deposit box tells me they can't remember what they put in it, and it's too much of a pain in the ass to remember to go and check it when the bank is open.

[Democrat Gun Owner]

Isn't it actually a "Safe Deposit Box"? Maybe someone should keep a dictionary in one.

I was wondering how you get “acquistion” to banking officials?

Is that something you can purchase?

Maybe it’s an autocorrect from a different term...access?? But if it was, wouldn’t it be spelled correctly?

Maybe a bigger question than...”Should you leave a loaded gun in a ‘saftey’ deposit box?” is “Does auto correct make spelling errors?”

[Remington788]

Reading the requirements - that's only true if the co-owner is a spouse.

Free, you are correct, it does not apply to non-spouses.

[bluetrane2028]

Never thought to keep a gun at a bank.

I carry my gun to the bank, but not leave one there....