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Hi all,

looking to tap into your experiences and ideas. Moving into a new house at the moment, and have a new "man cave"



Am thinking to start by adding a new cabinet for rifles / shotguns, to display / view them when in there.

Am thinking to replace the shelves on the left most row, add lights (0verhead) to light the guns, and maybe use a colored felt as backing (british racing green, or maybe a burgundy color).

I would however like to hear what you guys think, any ideas on best way to shown double rifles

Any and all picture would also be most welcome!

Orvar
 
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Oh, and the photo above is the staging furniture / stuff, not mine.

I plan to use the shelves for my books and nick-nacs
 
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A fireplace! That's be a nice touch to a proper Man Cave :-)
 
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Hello Orvar,

I think you definitely need www.TrophyShotPrint.com to set that man cave off tu2


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Sounds good - once I get things sorted, we'll work on a print. Cheers!
 
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the wall space is crying out for some shoulder mounts! I look forward to seeing it set up as you want it.


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R8, my current thinking is to only have European skull mounts + full mounts of Genet, Civet and maybe a full strutt Tom, but maybe need to think about some shoulder mounts, you're right
 
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Sounds good - once I get things sorted, we'll work on a print. Cheers!


Orvar,

The right photo in one of our TrophyShot Showpiece Prints displayed on the proper wall can literally set the room off Big Grin ...it'll set the tone for the room most definitely tu2

Cheers!

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Orvar, maybe some smaller mounts for example, chamois or smaller antelope species? I will be setting up a room at some point and will be restricted on size, so my hunt this is for chamois in romainia and in may 2015 I will be hunting in Africa, hopefully for small plains game, springbok, impala etc


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Good idea! Have my Chamois from Romania back from Zitz in 1 month...
 
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Great, would love to see it when its done, I go to Romania to hunt cham in October.


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Orvar, maybe some smaller mounts for example, chamois or smaller antelope species? I will be setting up a room at some point and will be restricted on size, so my hunt this is for chamois in romainia and in may 2015 I will be hunting in Africa, hopefully for small plains game, springbok, impala etc


Good advice. I have a shoulder mounted Wood Bison and Cape Buffalo and a Muskox at the taxidermist. They would take over a room like that. But it is an awesome room for an office with smaller mounts. I'd love to have a room like that.


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Originally posted by Orvar:
Hi all,

looking to tap into your experiences and ideas. Moving into a new house at the moment, and have a new "man cave"



Am thinking to start by adding a new cabinet for rifles / shotguns, to display / view them when in there.

Am thinking to replace the shelves on the left most row, add lights (0verhead) to light the guns, and maybe use a colored felt as backing (british racing green, or maybe a burgundy color).

I would however like to hear what you guys think, any ideas on best way to shown double rifles

Any and all picture would also be most welcome!

Orvar




Orvar,

I like the space, the fire place and the window!!!

Always, envisioned a life size of this would be an interesting touch to a man cave:



But If you hunt around the world, a world map can also be a nice touch:



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Just don't think Raquel would fit the karma of that room, but Ray, I want to thank you for bringing to the surface some long-buried boyhood fantasies.

European mounts, definitely. Civet and genet would be cool, but I don't know about the tom.
 
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Just don't think Raquel would fit the karma of that room, but Ray, I want to thank you for bringing to the surface some long-buried boyhood fantasies.

European mounts, definitely. Civet and genet would be cool, but I don't know about the tom.


Yep, My pic of that map isn't that good, but think one over that fireplace would look good!


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that is a beautiful space for a mancave. do you have a plan to protect your firearms from theft?
 
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Theft would be my concern as well.
Have seen a bookcase "hidden"gun cabinet.
Full of all kinds of secure and out of sight storage.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Bu0sKSzDRE
 
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