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Pre-release information on Borderlands 2 declared there would be a "shared stash" which you can use to transfer between your created characters. How do I access the shared stash?

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You can also still use the old BL1 trick of having a friend creating a game (preferably invite only), dropping the weapon, exiting and switching to the new character, rejoining while the friend keeps the same game instance up, and picking the weapon back up. Of course, this relies on trust in your friend. – Mufasa Sep 18 '12 at 19:15

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The stash box is located in the northwest corner of Sanctuary, just past Zed's clinic. To get access to the stash, talk to Claptrap (who is in the same location) and he will give you an absurdly "impossible" mission. Follow the mission to its conclusion, which will point out the position of the stash. You can deposit up to 4 items in the shared stash, which you can remove with any other characters you create.

See also this walkthrough video on IGN.

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It's worth noting that you can increase the stash size via upgrades as well. – peacedog Sep 19 '12 at 16:10
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FYI, you don't get access to the mission from Claptrap immediately upon arriving at Sanctuary, but after the first story mission in the zone. It's pretty quick to do though, so not a big deal. – Mufasa Sep 22 '12 at 15:40
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I was wrong about the stash size, too. It's the personal storage you increase via upgrades, not the account-wide stash (bummer). – peacedog Oct 10 '12 at 18:53
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In True Vault Hunter Mode, you can access Claptrap's Secret Stash near the start of the game at Claptrap's Place, Windshear Waste (in a closet where several broken claptraps are stored and the first "Cult of the Vault" symbol can be found).

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