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Q: What is a storage place for weapons and ammunition called?
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A storage place for weapons and ammunition?

Arsenal or armory.


What name is used for storage place for weapons?

Often times a storage place for weapons and ammunition is called an arsenal. In US history one of the most famous such arsenals was located at Harper's Ferry in Virginia.


Place where arms ammunition are kept?

Weapons are kept in Armouries. Ammunition is kept in a magazine. They should not, never ever, be stored together.


Place where weapons and ammunition are stored?

Weapons and ammunition are stored in an armory, magazine, silo, arsenal or at a weapons or ammo dump. In a home they should be stored in a secure safe or chamber/trigger locked with ammunition locked up separately.


What does arsenic mean?

Do you know why Arsenal club is called "London of gunners"? Because Arsenal means a weapon storehouse. well it means "a storage place for weapons and ammutation"


What is the storage place for arms called?

Concord


What is a place called where weapons are kept?

The Armament House


Where was the federal arsenal threatened by Shays' Rebellion?

The federal arsenal (storage place for weapons) was the Springfield Armory located in Springfield, Massachusetts.


What is a place where weapons are made called?

Type your answer here... weapon yard


What is a place where weapons and explosives are made or stored called?

Explosive room


When you copy a file you place a copy of the file in the temporary storage called?

clipboard


What was an arsenal during the Civil War?

{| |- | An arsenal is the same now as it was then. It is a place to store weapons and ammunition. It needed to be water tight to protect against wet powder and rusting weapons. It also needed to be isolated in case of fire to avoid explosions damaging other buildings. |}