Opinions on the vaultek

[kingmefxt]

Non biometric

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[Koda]

I would get one.

I unfortunately do not have practical advice to give because years ago I bought a Gunvault brand but I have been meaning to replace it as I have heard rumors it can be easily picked or the button combination hacked by kids. Been looking at the Vaultek line and am impressed. I haven't heard of any failures with the Vaultek, though with kids Id still rather not have a key backup and am ok with biometric technology.

 

[JohnnyMac]

sub'd I'm interested myself.

 

[rick benjamin]

I use GunVault Nanovault 200 in all my cars. I changed the locks to keyed alike barrel locks. Installs underneath driver's seat.

 

[L84Cabo]

For a quick access lock box I will take a mechanical simplex lock all day, every day, over anything electronic. Electronics fail and batteries die...often at the worst possible times. YMMV.

 

[The Heretic]

Yeah, not really interested in electronic locks, but notification/etc. of tampering/etc. would be nice.

 

[MannyGlocks]

I like a simple combination lock box as I don't want to fumble for a key or worse can't find it...

 

[kingpuwet]

Sub'd as well. Looking into security solutions

 

[FateOne]

 

[kingpuwet]

Oof! Thanks for sharing.

 

[kbf64]

I had one good one, and a different version was DOA from amazon.

 

[Koda]

Its good to know if the Vaultek has issues, but what Ive concluded is all these portable or small bedside safes have issued and can be picked but are still better than nothing... Most kids and car theives will not know one can even change the password on this specific Vaultek let alone with a fork or where the button is.
If you have kids or travel with others its always best to have a way to secure the gun when needed.

 

[kingmefxt]

yeah I have a bigger safe I just need one to slap in to keep away from my daughters