Dirty_Civilian
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Any suggestions for a pistol vault and how to secure it in my home? I'm purchasing 2 new handguns this year and I don't have anymore room in my safe.
Pistol Vault
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Toxicjin
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I have a speed vault sv500 on the wall beside my bed. I like it but it will only hold one pistol.
ohen cepel
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I like the ones made by Fort Knox with a simplex lock in them.
Lots of vids of the electronic ones being opened by a child (not kidding) with a coat hanger or by just smacking them on top. I had one like that in the past which failed me so I went Knox and have been very happy.
https://www.deansafe.com/fort-knox-handgun-safes.html
PB1 will hold two pistols and opens up.
The vehicle box is much smaller and opens with the door swinging to the side.
Lots of vids of the electronic ones being opened by a child (not kidding) with a coat hanger or by just smacking them on top. I had one like that in the past which failed me so I went Knox and have been very happy.
https://www.deansafe.com/fort-knox-handgun-safes.html
PB1 will hold two pistols and opens up.
The vehicle box is much smaller and opens with the door swinging to the side.
I like the boxes with simplex locks. I have a Ft Knox box, and a FAS1. The FAS1 is an absolute tank.
http://www.fas1safe.com
http://www.fas1safe.com
Oldcarjunkie
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I am looking for something myself, I tried to talk a guy out of some bowling ball lockers he has but no go. Right now i have pistols in safes and the overflow in the drawers of a rolling toolbox.
MADad
Member
Just a thought, but if there are no little ones in the house, think outside of the box. When a thief sees a safe, you know that’s what he will want to go for. Think about gun magnets. You can put guns behind curtains, under desks and tables, behind clothes and coats in closets. There are plenty of places people wouldn’t think of looking and they are readily available if needed.
Fort Knox Pistol Box
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I like this one. I have it. It's bolted down to the floor next to the head of our bed. All I need to do is roll over and reach down, punch in the code or scan my fingertip on the biometric sensor and voila! ...it Opens.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00EXQW67...998a7894616e762f2ff3f6c1d4e08585c752319eef02f
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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00EXQW67...998a7894616e762f2ff3f6c1d4e08585c752319eef02f
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BMassBMore
Active Member
+1 for http://www.fas1safe.com it's a tad pricey, but worth it IMO.
Dirty_Civilian
Active Member
Thank you all for your suggestions. I do have children in my house so keeping my new firearms locked and secure are the top priority. I'm going to get the Fort Knox pistol safe and in the future buy a larger gun safe with room for growth. The guns I am buying now are for my children when they become of age and show responsibility.
Great decision. You won’t regret it
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