Gun Storage, Arms, Defense, and General Babbling

The Honeywell Safe Executive Digital Model

Posted by on Jan 21, 2010 in Gun Safes | 1 comment

Honeywell is a monstrous, century old company, touting their presence in every industry from humidifiers to personal generators to commercial shredders. And while I'm happy for them and their $35 billion annual international revenue, I'm a bit more concerned with their security products. The majority of their business in the security sector deals primarily in smaller-sized, personal fire safes, intended mainly for storing valuables like documents and photos. Go in any office supply store, and you're likely to find Honeywell and Sentry dominating the safe aisles. Honeywell, however, also produces a decent little gun safe, including their Executive line

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Accessing Your Handgun Safe

Posted by on Jan 19, 2010 in Handgun Safes | 6 comments

A lot of the gun safes discussed on this site are those massive, heavy, unmistakable steel leviathans crafted to keep your most precious valuables safe from crooks, fires, floods, lava, martians, and Rosie O'Donnell and her demons from Hell. Massive impenetrable fortresses from Liberty, Fort Knox, Cannon, Browning...these are the safes that I dream about. However, unless your wife is cooler than mine, which isn't possible (she reads this), you're never going to be able to sleep with a 2000 lbs armory next to your bed. So what good is a Liberty Presidential going to be during a home invasion if it's downstairs in your basement?

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Achieve Ultimate Underground Protection With a Floor Safe

Posted by on Jan 14, 2010 in Floor and Wall Safes | 4 comments

A few posts back, I went into a bit of detail discussing the benefits of a wall safe, and one of the primary perks is easy concealment. Now, if you read the article, you may also remember that I recommended not storing anything terribly valuable in them because, in most cases, if a burglar really wanted to, it's quite feasible that he could simply pry the unit out of the wall and run off with it. A floor safe provides the best of both worlds; it offers the potential for incredible concealment, and can be extremely difficult to break into, remove, burn or flood. If installed properly, a floor safe can be a fantastic home security investment.

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Tips For a Gun Safe Installation

Posted by on Jan 5, 2010 in Safe Tips and Articles | 4 comments

This post is a collection of general installation tips to consider when setting up your gun safe. Always consult your manual before you get started - I'm not speaking lightly here - improper installation could not only mean a wasted investment, but a dangerous one as well.

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