Florida Storage Network
Voluntary Out-of-Home Firearm Storage
The Armory Project (TAP) is expanding to Florida!
This is a major step forward for the state, but it’s not enough.
To build a real community resource, we need:
A community mental health partner to support the network
Local advocates who believe that responsible ownership includes planning ahead
Ready to Help?
Whether you’re a gun store owner, a mental health provider, or a concerned community member, your role matters. Together, we can offer real solutions and save lives.
Join us today and help grow the Florida network.
WHY OUT-OF-HOME FIREARM STORAGE MATTERS
Most firearm deaths nationally are suicides and among service members and Veterans more than 73% of suicides are by firearm. For someone at risk for suicide, storing firearms out of the home decreases suicide risk.
Many firearm owners are hesitant to seek professional help for mental health, substance use or other personal concerns out of fear that they could lose their firearm rights permanently. This fear can prevent them from getting the support they need during moments of crisis.
Voluntary, temporary out-of-home firearm storage provides a judgment-free option—giving firearm owners the space and time to seek help without facing lifelong consequences. By increasing access to secure storage locations, we help individuals and families make responsible decisions without government mandates or unnecessary restrictions.
Florida Partners Map
Temporary Storage Partners
Supporters
Military Partners
Florida Partners
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AA Tactical
Londyn Bryant
451 N Ferdon Blvd, Crestview, FL 32536
850-306-3378
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Frank Latella
4895 Winward Passage Dr #6A, Boynton Beach, FL 33436
561-810-6442
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Glitter & Gunpowder, Inc
Danielle L. Campbell
20370 SW 119th Ave, Miami, FL 33177
305-345-1709
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Alto Daniels
6501 Arlington Exp B212, Jacksonville, FL 32211
904-544-6820
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Scott Maurano
10478 Northcliffe Blvd, Spring Hill, FL 34608
352-696-4867
Interested in Becoming a Partner or Learning More?
We’re actively seeking firearm retailers, instructors, and community stakeholders in Florida to grow this movement.