lods wrote: »

If I don't want to store my guns in the house anymore what are the options .

All depends on what you mean by "don't want to store". If you simply are not comfortable or for personal reasons need them out fo the house then you have a few options. Three that come to mind are;

1. RFD - They can store them for a fee, but thats usually on a storage basis, and not to act as your gun safe. IOW if you store them for a period of tim then fine, but if you store them and are constantly taking them in and out for usgae that could grow old quickly. For the dealer, and yourself.
2. Range - if you a member of a range and that range has an onsite vault/safe you can have the guns stored there. This is rare, and usually only reserved for range members.
3. Friend/Family - Depending on the amount of firearms, and if you have a friend that has the necessary security level for his gun(s), and yours then it's possible you can inform the Gardai, have a home ispection for your mate by the CPO/FO, and get signed permission for the guns to be stored at his/her house. As said already it would require a rise in security level (possibly), and need a number of facteros to be approved before this could happen.

Do the Gardai have armourys in stations , will they hold guns?

As was said above if a gun is given to the Gardai it is normally down to the perosn surrendering the firearm they no longer want. The Gardai will ONLY take a gun in such a situation, and will most definitely not store it for you. So if you want rid of the guns completely you can go this route, however if getting rid of them is your goal then an RFD is a much, much better choice. He can take the guns in, sell them, take his cut, and you get a little cash. However thats only if you have no interest in being a gun owner.

Other than that you have little to no other options.

Good man. A fact i forgot.

To be in possession or have access to the firearm(s) the person must have a license for them. So depending on the amount of guns it could be the same price to pay for the friend/family member to license these guns as it would to store them in an RFDs or maybe cheaper.

I could be wrong, but to be in posssession of a firearm you need to have a license for it. To store gun(s) you need to have an RFD license to allow you to carry, transport, and store them. As an RFD license runs at €1,000 i know which option i'd be going for.

Plus i doubt any Garda, CPO, FO would sign off on someone storing someone else's gun with only the promise that they won't have a key for it.