[Jester]

I'm in the market for a good pistol safe. Not to big, fit 2 pistols max. Quick entry. I don't care for the battery operated ones, but I may have to make due.



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[MP40Fan]

Gun Safe

What a coincidence, I am working on designing a new gun safe. I have a preliminary design and I could have it on the market in a few months. I have a few questions which might be appropriate for this forum.



What would be the quick access safe of your dreams and how much would you be willing to pay for it?

 

[iskiuskiweski]

Bass Pro Shop has a decent one, it is electronic, but has two bolts and internal hinges with a fairly this solid steel door. Under a hundred bucks, if you bolt it down correctly you would need a torch to get the contents.



http://www.basspro.com/servlet/catalog.Tex...t=SearchResults

 

[Jester]

I was also thinking about a between the stud wall safe. any one know of one?

 

[J-Byrd]

I have a 3 year old and the only way my wife would let me keep my handguns is if I got a biometric safe. So I found the Bio-Vault 2.0. It runs on batteries or 120V AC. No Keys. You can get an optional mounting plate. It will hold a couple of handguns easily. I can get into it within 2-3 seconds easily. A bit expensive for about $450 (including shipping) but worth it.

 

[raz-0]

Dunno how much I'd trust consumer grade biometrics. When your kid hits oh... about 7-8, they'll have a harder time ordering up some lockpicks, or learning to crack a combo lock than they will finding access to some crazy glue, gummi bears, celophane tape, a microwave, and the internet.



With such long term intimate contact with the key (you), that above is enough to get through even some professional grade fingerprint scnanners.