Hand Gun Drawer Safes
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Stack-On PDS-500 Drawer Safe with Electronic Lock $37.85 … |
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GunVault NV300 NanoVault with Combination Lock $23.95 GunVault is pleased to introduce NanoVault thepact secure and affordable handgun storage safe solution. Available in two sizes the NanoVault is perfect for home travel or concealed-weapon permit holders. The NanoVault meets TSA airline firearm guidelines and fits discreetly in a bag briefcase desk or under a vehicle seat.The NanoVault features an easy-to-operate key lock system 21-gauge steel cons… |
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SentrySafe G0135 Black Safe 5 Long Gun Maximum Capacity Safe, 3.5 Cubic Feet, Black $155.00 Sentry Safe 5 – Gun Safe. Plenty of room for your hunting rifles! With years of experience on their side, Sentry Safe is interested in one thing: Keeping you and your family out of harm’s way when your guns aren’t in use! Place your guns in this secure spot… features an 8-lever security key with double-bit key to keep firearms on lockdown. The solid steel door with concealed hinges will turn awa… |
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Gun Safe (5 Gun Capacity) G0135-2 Finish: Black Matte/Silver Hardware Available in Black Finish Only Features: -Eight lever security key lock with double-bit key.-Five long-gun maximum storage capacity.-Solid steel, pry-resistant door.-Two steel live-locking bolts.-Concealed hinges.-Carpeted Interior.-Fixed Shelf.-Available in black matte/silver hardware.-Capacity (metric): 98.6 cu. lit. (98583 cu. cm.). Specifications: -… |
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Quick Draw Gun Magnet $17.10 Quick Draw Gun Magnet Keep your handgun handy! Now you can easily hide your gun under a desk, shelf, on a door or wall. These are powerful magnets that can be mounted onto any surface that can support 10 pounds or more. Can be used under or sides or the back of desks, drawers or doors. Can be used with handguns, rifles and shotguns for: Home |
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Hand Gun Drawer Safes
Gun Cabinet Learn The Basics
If you are an avid hunter, or a collector of firearms, you probably need a gun cabinet or safe to keep your equipment organized and well-protected from moisture and dust. It is also important to keep them locked and away from children or animals, either of whom might otherwise cause a dangerous accident. Before you venture out to make your purchase, however, there are a few things you will need to remember in order to assure that you are getting the right setup for your collection.
Storage like this comes in many types and sizes. Typically constructed from strong woods like oak they stand around six feet tall and can hold any number of rifles or shotguns, depending on the width.
Most also feature a pistol shelf and ammunition drawer so as to keep all of your equipment in one place. Many of these drawers also have a key lock.
The inside is often lined with felt and the doors can contain tempered glass to display your firearms while keeping them well protected.
You might also find them made out of steel which resembles a large safe, where you might keep office records and petty cash. Some feature hidden or concealed compartments and some have beveled glass and wood veneer.
Once you know the dimensions that you require, and have chosen a finish for your wood frame, it is time to order your gun cabinet. Retailers who specialize in the outdoor sports are a good place to start, but you will likely find the best prices and selection on the internet. Big box stores are great for displays, hands-on experience, and expert knowledge, but you usually pay a little extra for the showroom too. Web stores, on the other hand, have very low overhead and aim to get you exactly what you want for a price that can’t be beat
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Bed Safes: Protecting Your Valuables and Improving Your Sleep
I grew up in a very conservative, North Idaho home. Needless to say, there were always guns in the house. I had many a shooting lesson, but somehow it just never stuck. Apparently the whole “release the safety, pull the trigger” concept was too complicated for me to internalize. My older brother, though, definitely learned everything there is to learn, and has started his own, quite impressive, collection of firearms.
Both my dad and brother, gun enthusiasts that they are, tried their best to bring me into the firearm fold. One Christmas I even got my very own BB gun. There were countless trips out to the old stump on our property that’s in a sweet spot of no neighbors or anything but trees for miles for another round of fruitless instruction. Once in a while I’d hit the poor, defenseless soda can that was placed on the stump, but that was more of a surprise than realization of good aim. My faithful teachers always told me to keep both eyes open, and not to adopt that tough guy, one eye closed way. One day, though, I’d had enough. “I see two guns! Which one am I supposed to point at the target?” I demanded. This one stumped my brother. “You see two? That’s not good,” he said. Thanks for that vote of confidence. We decided to call it a day, picked up the shells and went inside.
The next time I went to the optometrist (I was one of those lucky children who got glasses early on), I asked him about this “double vision” problem. Seeing as it only affected my shooting, he decided it wasn’t much of a problem. And just like that, my career as an expert markswoman was over.
However, my father and brother are still as enamored as ever. Thankfully, both of them are also very concerned with safety, gun storage, and keeping them out of the hands of people, small and large, who should not have access to them. This is where bed safes come in. When I first heard the term “bed safe,” I thought of something to put in the bed of a pickup truck. Turns out it’s actually exactly what it sounds like- a safe you put in your bed. The bed you sleep in. Whoa!
Now, this might not sound like the most comfortable way to rest easy, knowing your guns (and other valuables) are safe. I am here to tell you that is not the case. I was skeptical when my dad announced his most recent purchase, but after a thorough round of testing (the most restful nap I’ve had in months), I’m a believer. If anything, it made the bed more comfortable- since when have box springs helped anyone anyway? I only ever hear about them in complaints about back pain or a bad night’s sleep.
There are bed safes that are drawers to slide under your bed, or options that actually replace your bed’s box spring. They’re available for twin, queen and king size beds, so size is not a problem.
So many safes introduce a whole new problem- how to disguise it? First of all, you don’t want a big, ugly piece of furniture that does nothing but secure valuables (although that is a very important function.) Secondly, they can take up a lot of room! If you have a small space, but still have valuables you need to protect, size can often be a large (pun intended) problem. Last but not least, a conspicuous safe is the first target for would-be thieves. Bed safes solve all of these problems- it is completely hidden from your view of your otherwise lovely home, and also from the view of anyone who might enter your home with less than honorable intentions (and I’m not talking about your daughter’s date). A bed safe doesn’t take an inch more space than you’ve already used with your bed, so it’s economical size-wise, as well.
Looking for the perfect solution for storing and protecting your guns and valuables? Check out bed safes. Your sleep will be so much more restful- no nasty box springs, for one, and you’ll never have to worry about someone sneaking into your safe while you’re asleep.
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