Biometric Handgun Safe

[TOGIE]

Tell me what the best Biometric handgun safe is and why. Something for bedside/bedroom. Or, maybe why I shouldn't bother with Biometrics. Definitely want something efficient to open though.

Don't make me Google anything or having to go ask ChatGPT.

thx

 

[noharleyyet]

Wormhole Togie...great idea btw, made me think about my stash spots

 

[Jbotto]

Been thinking more and more about this. All the damn StopBox ads are making me think something so simple would work. But I’d hate for the kids to figure out the way to get in them…

 

[Johnny Bravo]

If no kids just put it in the nightstand loaded, I do...

 

[TOGIE]

If no kids just put it in the nightstand loaded, I do...

nahh, a properly cocked glock goes under the pillow at night.

that way the kids can't sneak in and snag it.

 

[noharleyyet]

If no kids just put it in the nightstand loaded, I do...

No grands Johnny?

 

[noharleyyet]

nahh, a properly cocked glock goes under the pillow at night.

that way the kids can't sneak in and snag it.

...porn star lingo

 

[Potsie]

I got a stop box after the recommendation of a co-worker. It works, especially for a semi-auto pistol, but all of my revolvers are too wide.

It’s not bad for the money, and I keep one in the truck just to lock something up if needed, but wouldn’t say it’s a long term solution.

 

[TOGIE]

I got a stop box after the recommendation of a co-worker. It works, especially for a semi-auto pistol, but all of my revolvers are too wide.

It’s not bad for the money, and I keep one in the truck just to lock something up if needed, but wouldn’t say it’s a long term solution.

their website gives me a headache. but i'm def curious about these.

 

[X13]

their website gives me a headache. but i'm def curious about these.

It's good for keeping out toddlers out, but anyone with 15 minutes of trial and error or a smart phone will be in there in no time.

 

[Outlaw99]

Tagged

 

[Johnny Bravo]

No grands Johnny?

Not yet...and once I do I will properly store them when they are here.

 

[Nick87]

No idea the model. But this one from liberty has been solid. Does require a battery change more often than I'd of imagined though. Edit- my dumbass apparently it's an hd-200. Didn't notice til after the pic. It's stays up above the big safe.

 

[Nick87]

FFS.

 

[Johnny Bravo]

I have never really looked, but have seen some YT videos, Vaultek slider or I think there is a new Liberty one....those are the one I would look at.

 

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[marksjeep]

Crotchfruit #1 is 18 years old and graduating next week, which makes my gunvault pistol safe 18 years old too. I change the batteries every 3 or 4 years. It's easy and has always worked.