Aviditi VCIPB35R VCI Reclosable Poly Bag, 3" x 5", 4 Mil (Pack of ...

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Posted: 5/29/ 9:35:45 AM EDT I want to store a couple of unused pistols in VCI bags in my basement. Any issues, life span of VCI bag. I'm going to test a pistol with one of these bags.

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I looked into them about 10 yrs ago and decided to pass.  From what I remember of my research was they weren’t good for wood long term and the price per bag. (Admit I could be wrong about wood, but that is what is coming back to this old man’s mind).  For me, it also could have made them harder to store in the safe due to size and awkward shape of bags. VCI is probably the best corrosion preventative. I've switched from dessicants and golden rods to VCI capsules and emitters in the safes/ammo boxes. It simply is superior protection of all metals.

VCI works for 5+ years, even more if left unopened.

I've used bags from polygunbag.com(no affiliation) in the past because they are cheap and 6-8 mil thick. Two particular firearms I had were stored in the basement for 8 years. No corrosion whatever. They weren't even oiled up that good, with VCI it actually works better if they are in a dry state. IME there's no disadvantages to VCI. Give me a few months and I’ll give you a first hand report. When I moved to Canada I stored everything I own individually in VCI bags in a locked Rigid job box in a basement storage room. Moving back to the states shortly so once I’m settled in everything will be retrieved. Hopefully it’s all as nice as the day I put it there.