Hidden gun safes

Slackdaddy · Nov 1, 2020

I am pretty sure at this point every thief knows to look under the flag shadow box and behind the full length mirror for the "secret" wallsafe.

gremlin42 · Nov 1, 2020

What about this one? Considered it for my nightstand.
https://libertyhomeconcealment.com/products/hidden-concealment-lamp

-Z/28- · Nov 1, 2020

gremlin42 said:
What about this one? Considered it for my nightstand.
https://libertyhomeconcealment.com/products/hidden-concealment-lamp

The concealment tissue box is interesting.

noddaz · Nov 1, 2020

But there is nothing to keep you from building a hiding spot in your home. Fake wall at the back of a closet, hidden drawer under a drawer. Whatever.

gremlin42 · Nov 1, 2020

or even better, and cheaper:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00206CEAG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_imm_t1_CW2NFb7FVMVPV?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

teratos · Nov 1, 2020

These can go all over the place.
https://www.wayfair.com/furniture/pdx/homak-between-the-studs-wall-safe-hmak1082.html

Slackdaddy · Nov 1, 2020

That is the plan,, I was getting ideas and there was 378,821 advertisements for "secret" behind the mirror safes.
I'm a buider/contrctor,, welder, so it will be creative.

noddaz said:
But there is nothing to keep you from building a hiding spot in your home. Fake wall at the back of a closet, hidden drawer under a drawer. Whatever.

Steel Hunter · Nov 1, 2020

I've seen a tile shower where one of the tiles can pivot to reveal a latch that lets the whole back wall of the shower swing open into a Jacuzzi tub room with poker table and full bar. Why the guy decided to put the door through a shower I have no idea, but I certainly wouldn't be looking there for a man cave entrance so I guess it was pretty clever.

The possibilities for concealment are endless and really dependent on your house decor. Any regular everyday object that is hard to sell or not worth stealing due to size or type of object is a good choice to consider.

Skipjacks · Nov 1, 2020

Get one of these. Put your guns in it.

Probably don't even need to put a lock on it.

No thief would take a chance.

Slackdaddy · Nov 1, 2020

You won,,

Skipjacks said:
Get one of these. Put your guns in it.

Probably don't even need to put a lock on it.

No thief would take a chance.

Skipjacks · Nov 1, 2020

Slackdaddy said:
You won,,

Thief 1 - I don't think it's what it says on the label. I mean why is it in the kitchen?

Thief 2 - It's not worth the chance

willtill · Nov 1, 2020

False bottom cat litter box is another "plain in sight" stash for a pistol.

Jed195 · Nov 1, 2020

Large thick hollowed book...like an old webster's dictionary or coffee table book, goodwill has lots for $1. If you're a builder of things...a blind drawer with a magnetic catch or shelves that have drawers in the shelf itself.

Slackdaddy · Nov 1, 2020

Man Oh Man,,, that is brilliant!!!

willtill said:
False bottom cat litter box is another "plain in sight" stash for a pistol.

Slackdaddy · Nov 1, 2020

That would be easy enough to make.

gremlin42 said:
What about this one? Considered it for my nightstand.
https://libertyhomeconcealment.com/products/hidden-concealment-lamp

Slowhand · Nov 2, 2020

Jed195 said:
Large thick hollowed book...like an old webster's dictionary or coffee table book, goodwill has lots for $1. If you're a builder of things...a blind drawer with a magnetic catch or shelves that have drawers in the shelf itself.

This book!

Bountied · Nov 2, 2020

Toilet water tank?

Skipjacks · Nov 2, 2020

Bountied said:
Toilet water tank?

I have seen those. It's a weighted plastic bowl that sits on the bottom of the tank but rises above the water line

Problem to me would be that even if the gun wasn't actually in the water....it's always damp in the tank and any metal firearm would rust quickly

It's also been seen in a dozen movies as a place to hide cash, drugs, a second cell phone (for you Breaking Bad fans) so it might be a place thieves actually check

Also it means less water flushing so you'd have more floaters in the bowl.

mpollan1 · Nov 2, 2020

Skipjacks said:
Get one of these. Put your guns in it.

Probably don't even need to put a lock on it.

No thief would take a chance.

Along these lines, a diaper pail would discourage me.

cantstop · Nov 2, 2020

[Posting for a friend]

It's not hard to punch through drywall.

If you've got two Glock 17's, you could seal one up with a few loaded mags and use the other for practice.

Other than the fresh paint and vacuuming drywall powder for a week or two, it's pretty simple.

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