Time for a gun safe

[Myles]

Well, to be honest, I couldn't tell you off the top of my head. I saw the rough idea when he began developing the safe. I followed the process of development and prototype engineering, as well as his efforts to gain a patent on it once that he had a finished product.
I remember him telling me the specifics, but since I had brain surgery my memory isn't what it used to be. I don't recall one bit of detailed information. I know it is unique. I'll get info on it later today and post it up.

If I don't forget.

Thanks. I had thought about getting biometric hand gun safe, but am leaning towards a push combo. Maybe yours has a little something extra.

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

Forgot to say I took your advice and got this one:
GunVault VelocityVault VV500 SpeedVault Pistol Gun safe Hand Gun Safe Vault New

It's mounted up high in a closet behind sportcoats n sech. It's good stuff for 100 bucks.

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I've got one of those too. Mounted on my nightstand. I keep my fleshlight in it.

 

[Tomhusker]

Thanks. I had thought about getting biometric hand gun safe, but am leaning towards a push combo. Maybe yours has a little something extra.

I spoke with my nephew. He told me that the safe is code activated, with a biometric component that can be swapped in if you want to go that route.
It's currently going through a review process with Master Lock. He's hoping they will buy it from him.

 

[Myles]

I spoke with my nephew. He told me that the safe is code activated, with a biometric component that can be swapped in if you want to go that route.
It's currently going through a review process with Master Lock. He's hoping they will buy it from him.

Now I would really like the option. I just don't trust the biometric to always work. The few things I have to use them on seems to be hit and miss. Mostly hit though. Sometimes if my finger is oily, it won't work. Or if I scratched or burnt it a little.

 

[Bullitt08]

I looked at one very similar the other day at Tractor Supply, pretty badass and not as expensive as I was expecting either. It's on my list of "wood".

I know I am late to the game but you probably want to avoid the safes at Tractor. Since you live in Alabama Southland Safes is a great place. They have a Haleyville and Florence store. Haleyville being the main location.

I bought a Browning. They have a feature where you can store long guns with a scope in the door. This greatly increases the storage and they use a system of adjustable shelves for handguns etc.
Way more storage capability than other safes.

 

[Copejunkie]

I know I am late to the game but you probably want to avoid the safes at Tractor. Since you live in Alabama Southland Safes is a great place. They have a Haleyville and Florence store. Haleyville being the main location.

I bought a Browning. They have a feature where you can store long guns with a scope in the door. This greatly increases the storage and they use a system of adjustable shelves for handguns etc.
Way more storage capability than other safes.

I have one and I will say it works well. I Like the door feature because It makes getting a regular shooter out much easier.

 

[catlanta33]

AMSEC and Liberty probably make the best gun safes. Gardall are nice too. If you buy the cheap Chinese safes, both all 3 of the aforementioned have an import line, you will be disappointed.

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

both all 3 of the aforementioned have an import line,

 

[Bullitt08]

Picture of the inside of the Browning. Long guns can be stored in the door which raises the potential storage and on the left side the shelves are adjustable.

 

[Innermind]

Just this week we got one of those Hornady SnapSafe under the bed safes.