Some Stuff To Consider When Deciding On a Safe Lock
There's a lot more to a safe lock than just the way it looks. Though image is a bonus, your primary concern when choosing a lock for your safe should be security, and more importantly, how it meets your individual needs. When shopping for a new house for your firearms, you'll likely have to choose between three style locks; the traditional combination dial, electronic keypad, and the speedy biometric lock.
Read MoreTips On Buying a Fingerprint Safe
Fingerprint safe, biometric safe, fingerprint reader...whatever you want to call it, what I'm referring to when I use anyone of these monikers is a gun safe that can be opened when the rightful owner of the unit swipes their finger across the safe's scanner. High tech, I know, but with every year that goes by, biometrics technology gets better and better, and of course, cheaper and cheaper. You still pay a pretty penny for a gun safe that you can open with your pinky, but it's a lot better than it was a couple years ago.
Read MoreBehind Wall Safe Number Three We Have…Home Defense
Sorry for the cheesy title, but there isn't much that can make you feel cooler than pushing a painting aside, swiping your finger over a biometric fingerprint scanner, and pulling a ready to rack Benelli M4 out a secret hole in your wall. That Hollywood action-flick dream can become a reality with with the magic of a wall safe (that and $1500 to buy a new Benelli Super 90). Let my explain what I intend to do in this post. First, in my typical fashion, I'm going to tell you what I don't like about wall safes, particularly for valuables, then I'm going to tell you what I do like.
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