Quick Access Safe Recommendations

[Thebeard89]

I've been looking at a few different ones. What is everyone using?

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[Herkemer]

I use this one and its been good.

https://www.cabelas.com/p/hornady-keypad-handgun-safe?ds_e=GOOGLE&ds_c=Cabelas%7CShopping%7CPMax%7CCatchAll%7CGeneral%7CNAud%7CGoogle%7CNMT&gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=20046763870&gclid=CjwKCAjwisnGBhAXEiwA0zEOR15nzYwRplXuP_wmaigH2wCnzIVjxf5OnMgL3_Xho-svvI7WD7mLwhoC9NsQAvD_BwE

EDIT: You can find it for less if you shop it.

 

[Joe13]

Mechanical locks only. No fobs, finger print, batteries or 'by pass keys'.


They are more expensive but the decent ones and up do not fail. I think mine is VTec brand maybe.

Amazon sells a lot.

 

[Nick Burkhardt]

Amazon.com

On-Wall Gun Safe | Wall-Mount Single-Gun Safe

If you need an on-wall gun safe for your home defense firearm, then you have come to the right place. We have safes for whichever style of gun you own.

www.shotlock.com

 

[Thebeard89]

Amazon.com

On-Wall Gun Safe | Wall-Mount Single-Gun Safe

If you need an on-wall gun safe for your home defense firearm, then you have come to the right place. We have safes for whichever style of gun you own.

www.shotlock.com

What do you like about the shotlock?

 

[Local Loader]

I've been looking at a few different ones. What is everyone using?

This is a good option for quick access.

https://www.bimart.com/hornady-98141-rapid-safe-4800kp-rfid-access-code-key-entry-black-steel-holds-1-handgun/p/942305

Says 1 gun but can hold 2 of most size of firearms as it's the XL model. It's big enough that you can even modify the inside to add a holster mount or store a holstered firearm plus mags unmodified. I've got a few and even wall mounted one.

VaulTek makes good options as well.

 

[Nick Burkhardt]

What do you like about the shotlock?

Sturdy construction. I have 4 Shotlock safes.

 

[bradsteen]

Gunvault speedvault
https://share.google/JqnmUKXawOggZtOyh

Have had a half dozen different quick access safes over the years, and I like this one the best so far. Main pros in my book are:

• Buttons are large and easy to feel in the dark
• Has a manual key backup, but so far batteries are running strong. Probably worth changing out once a year along with smoke detector batteries just to be safe.
• Has a motion activated light inside so you can see the gun as you're grabbing it
• It opens quickly and reliably, no delayed door swinging.
• Because it opens by hinging outward and downward from the face of the safe, you don't have to worry about crap getting stacked on top of it and blocking your access.
• When it opens the pistol grip is angled towards you, making it easy to pull into a ready position, even when laying down.
• Doesn't take up bedside table space because it's mounted to wall.

 

[nammac]

I run a Vaultek 20 Series that I've had for several years and am quite happy with. Digital keypad and barrel keys as backup. What's not to like…

Amazon.com

 

[monks]

Personal Pistol Box | Fort Knox

www.ftknox.com

I have two of these now and my daughter has one also. They are no joke. I can access it quicker in the dark then the electronic one I had before, there's no beeping or lights and it's extremely well built. They're $300, but you get what you pay for and I don't have to worry about anyone getting into them.

 

[roseburger]

If you have teenagers in the house, a bored kid that wants into a combo lock will get into it.

 

[kmk1012]

A long time ago I bought a Tracker Brand 4 digit quick access box and used it forever. That was until I was at work, my wife was in the master bathroom doing makeup and heard it open. My two year old daughter was able to get into it and could have easily grabbed my loaded XD45. That "safe" was given to my son as a piggy bank. Please don't cheap out on anything if you have kids around. The VaulTek I got to replace was over $400 with the selected options but I have a much better piece of mind.

 

[Derk]

Fort knox boxes with simplex locks