Headed to the sandbox in a couple of months and I'm looking at storage options to prevent corrosion.

I'm thinking these may be my best bet...
secure.armorholdings.com/kleen-bore/product401.html

Anyone found a price cheaper than here?
www.cheaperthandirt.com/ctd/product.asp?sku=23690

BreakFree CLP from Walmart seems to do a very good job at preventing corrosion. Short of using cosmoline, BreakFree CLP is probably the best way to go. Use a large amount of it in the bore, chamber, and other steel surfaces. When you get back home, wipe off the excess and rock and roll.

I had this same dilemma, and was turned on to these bags you put teh firearms into and sealed.

Oh, and the second best answer was to give them to someone to take care of.

I would suggest using, in combination, a gun bag and a heavy gun oil, like Hoppes gun oil.

I would think you could get away with disassembling the rifle, coating everything in grease, reassembling the rifle and then inserting it in a double or triple layer of heavy duty trash bags. Close up the trash bags with duct tape.

I have had several shotguns in long term storage for over 3 years. I took the barrels and oiled them with a light VCI oil and put them in a gun slip in a piece of drain and sewer (lightweight PVC) pipe. I glued one end with a pipe end piece using standard pvc glue. After I added a dissicant pack, I put in one of the VCI capsules (now carried by Midway) that emit a corrosion defeating vapor and I put an end piece on the other end and used some air conditioning duct tape (the metal faced kind- you can get it at ACE) to seal it. I labeled the removable end piece with the date and piece it contained. I check one each year and there has been no rust. They are stored in a locker in my garage, subject to temp/humidity swings.

Be careful with oil/grease coming in contact with wooden stocks, for ends, etc. It will rot them out over time.

Quoted: I have had several shotguns in long term storage for over 3 years. I took the barrels and oiled them with a light VCI oil and put them in a gun slip in a piece of drain and sewer (lightweight PVC) pipe. I glued one end with a pipe end piece using standard pvc glue. After I added a dissicant pack, I put in one of the VCI capsules (now carried by Midway) that emit a corrosion defeating vapor and I put an end piece on the other end and used some air conditioning duct tape (the metal faced kind- you can get it at ACE) to seal it. I labeled the removable end piece with the date and piece it contained. I check one each year and there has been no rust. They are stored in a locker in my garage, subject to temp/humidity swings. Be careful with oil/grease coming in contact with wooden stocks, for ends, etc. It will rot them out over time.

You must never get to play with your toys using storage like that!!!!

I have been thinking of trying this. Breakfree clp has never given me any problem but some of my guns I never shoot anymore

www.wholesalehunter.com/product/breakfre/breades/co4.htm

Buy a cheap safe from walwart.  Put a heavy coat of Breakfree CLP on weapons, put in safe with a 750 grams of desicant, close safe and tape up all seams and holes on safe.