The Best (and Worst) Quick Access Safes for Rifles and Shotguns

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Title	:	The Best (and Worst) Quick Access Safes for Rifles and Shotguns
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Most of my guns are in the hardest to access location:brThe store
Comment from : Some Old Dude

Thank you for your comprehensive review Your information is clearly and completely stated without hesitation or repetition Again, thank you! I do wonder what is available in a higher cost bracket
Comment from : Craig R H Laurent

I don't understand the universal use if cheap electronic kicks because there are very real and very safe lock variants out there that can be easily implemented If the Lickpicking Lawyer has taught us anything, it's that a disc detainer or a dimpled key design will deter 999 of thieves br😂
Comment from : Brian Savage

Hard to justify when you can buy a basic Liberty safe made in America for less than $900 on sale
Comment from : GlockMan945

I say, keep a large heavy duty for when youre not homebrAnd when you are home, you should have whatever your HD firearm is out and ready
Comment from : NinjaFox 1983

BARSKA is the worst! The finger print reader broke within 2 months and now I am using the key You have to secure the BARSKA safe to the wall or it will fall and hurt or kill you It is very unstable
Comment from : EJS GARAGE

How about doing a ideo on concealment shelf as there are several on the market
Comment from : John Simms

Would like to see an updated video on this same subject!
Comment from : Seneca

So, basically, they all suck 🤔🙄
Comment from : Robert Cairns

Great point about visibility/temptation
Comment from : geifsanderson

What are my options for an 8" barrel PCC? I haven't found any!
Comment from : RejectedManiac

❤️ Chick-fil-A
Comment from : dlw3m

👍👍👍👍👍🙏👍
Comment from : DILORENZO PIERO

Where are “the best” ones from the title?
Comment from : Sean

They all look like junk to mebrbrHate the electronic locksbrbrI like the simplex lock/ mechanicalbrbrMakes me want to get a plasma cutter and a welder and set what I want up with a simplex lock and some spray paint
Comment from : S S2020

The fancier VLine wall box seemed like the ticket for me, but I discovered my house was made with somewhat wide studs, so I wouldn't be able to secure it at both sides, which is problematic to say the least I think I'll just have to compromise and use the shotlock, it seems to do the job okay enough and I can just velcro my shotgun card to the outside for easy access
Comment from : Tangero

this was depressing
Comment from : Vincent C

Great video However, it would be nice if you were able to find some other shotgun wall mounts/vaults that might fit one with optics (I have ghost rings and cannot find a wall mount that works yet) I've been told the Hornady AR model will hold a Mossberg 590 with optics but would rather a professional opinion and/or research
Comment from : UFG The Unforgiven

I am not sure about your assessment that a thief is more likely to go for a visible gun on the rack lock rather than a safe I watched a video where a professional burglar was talking about what he did and he said that he ALWAYS tried to take or break open the safe if possible He said "there may be a million dollars in there" With the rack it is pretty obvious that it is a $300 shotgun and my guess is unless the thief is desperate for a shotgun for some reason they will probably go for easier items
Comment from : D S

If Hornady quit the stupid electronics and did a Simplex lock it would be a great option
Comment from : Robert Thomas

The Baraska biometric cabinet is a real piece of cr@p My biometric reader will only work in maybe 1 in 20 tries So when the bad guys are breaking in, I have to find the key and try to open this box (in the dark) to get to my shotgun As long as they give me at least 30 seconds, I should be fine Don't waste your money
Comment from : Mike H

Thank you, great video Not sure what I should do 🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️
Comment from : yobabybubba

good for all
Comment from : bbb aaa

Stopping for Chic fil a on the way to the range would give even a novice thief time to steal your stuff
Comment from : just in case

Let’s use the word safe with care There is a difference between a real safe and an access denial device One keeps them secure from theft and fire Others keep them out of the hands of kids but still allowing it to be accessible for immediate access
Comment from : Jeff7Bubba

Thank you for this informative post I was in big hope that you would have shown a product suitable for my Bullpup shotgun Only because their popularity is so great right now Thank you once again
Comment from : Charles Pinson

the secure it 52 is also really good looking!
Comment from : Cedric Jacobs

You should have included in your discussion if they had a fire protection rating
Comment from : Jtrosse

Dickinson's firearms sent me here
Comment from : ⫷ᛞ SHEPHERD ØF MOTHER EARTH ᛞ⫸

Take a look at FAST BOX™ MODEL 47
Comment from : videos4mydad

As far as the snapsafe under the bed safe goes - if you take the drawer out to use the cable or to bolt it down, good luck ever getting the drawer back in I tried for hours to get the drawer back in until the rails finally bent I called Midway (where I bought it) who passed me to Honrady (who at some point bought the snapsafe brand) and I got a replacement However, now im too afraid to take the drawer out so its essentially a heavy carrying case if anyone chose to try to steal it Seemed like a good idea, but in practice the mechanical parts are too fragile to ever be able to secure it properly
Comment from : Jonathan Rollins

So what can we get that’s good?
Comment from : sidney white

Please review SecureIt Fastbox
Comment from : resolute123

Perfect! Thanks!
Comment from : SteMir ReViews

My car safe is a V-line underdesk Mounted it upside down beneath the rear seat It comes in handy
Comment from : Haldor Asgirson

I love my Shotlock Solid, secure enough and very easy to use My car safe, uses the same Simplex lock with the same combination No batteries either
Comment from : Haldor Asgirson

I bought my brother an in-wall Stack On gun safe for $49 He mounted it in the closet of his home office It does you need a key to open, but it is a very well hidden safe for his AR and Maverick 88 It’s white and blends in with sheet rook real well in the dark He has a very clever place he hides the key too He only has a shot gun, a rifle, and his carry pistol so it’s a great fit for him
Comment from : Scubaguy007

Still only about halfway through the video But it's nice to see someone review something actually in their possession; so many people review items by merely looking up specs and reviews and showing stock photos
Comment from : TURN-N-BURN

Wow, so bottom linekeep looking Its unbelievable to me that a company would make one of these intended for AR's & shotguns, and make them so they are too small or just barely big enough
Comment from : BrewCityRider

I wouldn't buy any of those
Comment from : CSW652

Yeah big waste of my time all u did was show off new and bad ass electronics that are all useless to have period they look cool in a movie but real life scenarios not worth ur time nor mine when u did this review
Comment from : Ted Jim

I wish the sentry safe HDC11E defense center was still available, it was expensive but def my favorite design
Comment from : Jesse Richards

I have the first one and I have had 0 issues with it I ve owned it for a year and thumb print works every time and it also has a silent mode so that it doesn't alert to anyone
Comment from : zak Winters

So all of these suck lol
Comment from : Chris B

Let's redo this video for 2021
Comment from : AJxBISHOP

So basically nothing on this list
Comment from : Adon Buhleebit

At the end of the day there’s no such thing as a perfect product
Comment from : Louis Lee

Great informative video 😎 👍🏼
Comment from : DIY Xtopher

I bought a key lock Sports Afield 6 gun cabinet It's way weak but I keep it in my shop which is fortified with a security door, alarms and barred windows that I built myself
Comment from : 331Grabber

Yall have any suggestions on smaller (2-3 AR rifles) safes that arent quick access? Just mechanical locks
Comment from : D Mill

So watched a whole video for nothing There was no good solution here!!!!??!?
Comment from : Tyler Sorg

Ad: Cheap ammo!brMe: Cheap ammo?brWebsite: 9mm for $060 - $130/rdbrMe: Yep that bis/b the cheapest I've seen it in a few months
Comment from : MTNBKR

Good video Very informative Thank you
Comment from : Bruce Musto

Will the hornady shotgun rapid safe fit a side saddle?
Comment from : meletios meletiou

3:53 "obviously if you use those, it's no longer a quick access safe"brThat's kind of the point You leave home, you lock it and it is closer to a real safe in case you're burglarized You come home, you unlock it and it's a quick access safe
Comment from : ErrantChordier

I disagree with this whole kids will play with it if they see it I grew up with a glass gun cabinet I never touched them and asking my brother and sister and the answer was hell no
Comment from : Jack D

Pls do another video for what you consider "the BEST cost no object" quick-access safes Ones YOU would bet your life (and family) on
Comment from : Anderson C

Great videobrThese safe companies need to make some of these items more affordable Paying $250 to start for a fully enclosed safe is pretty steep considering that can be a third or half the price of a gun
Comment from : Tracer Films

Good honest review Do you have any experience with the SecureIt Fast Box? I’m considering it and would use it vertically, in-wall/secured-to-stud and hidden by a mirror The V-line options look like a “close-but-no-cigar”, and the SnapSafe is horizontal only, which is not what I want Downside to SecureIt is it’s not fire-proof I have 2 pistols and plan on building an AR this year I need something in the “middle” but everything I see out there is either huge for tons of rifles or small for handguns only Fast Box is the only “middle” option I’ve seen so far Thanks much!
Comment from : AC 67

This video should have been titled "The safes that I wouldn't recommend"
Comment from : Frankie Casiano

I’m guessing that most Americans that buy sub 300$ guns will not shell out 400$+ for a good safe
Comment from : giggergigger1

I've never been comfortable with the cheap electronic locks either
Comment from : Boba12 Fett

I couldn't agree with this review more When looking for a quick access safe, I immediately decided against any electronic locking mechanisms for failure/battery issues I decided to go with V Line I have both the long gun and shotgun version Easy to open, reliable lock system But as he stated, they are not anti theft safes They could be pried open easily They are there to keep children from gaining access Luckily, they are thin enough that I was able to easily mount them to the wall in an inconspicuous area
Comment from : The Byromaniac

long story short, no good options
Comment from : climaxhubbard

I like a safe I can tear off the wall and go trough the back in case I forget the access code
Comment from : John Madsen

listen to this guy nothing is good to him design your own dude
Comment from : EMAPA Aero

nobody wants your personal opinion on whats visible or not Just show us the options We can make our own decisions Very upset but how hipsters have gotten into the firearm community
Comment from : EMAPA Aero

he needs a visit from the lock picking lawyer
Comment from : lesmoor kelly

I get the feeling that not much impresses this man
Comment from : Noisy Ninja

they all look like crap
Comment from : A M

How old are you? NO ELECTRONICS!!!! They are a lot more reliable than your 1990's plastic electric lock it's 2020 dude
Comment from : Deadshotchef

Might I introduce you tothe folds and underside of my couch?
Comment from : Greg Falco

What about something like this as a quick access safe for a shotgun and pistol?br wwwftknoxcom/product/concealment-shelf-while-supplies-last/#
Comment from : Jason Nichols

you are this wwwetsycom/fr/listing/823272323/wallmount-pair-riffle-airgun-airsoft
Comment from : Nox 3D

5:38 yeah not to mention you can easily steal the stock red Dot and even muzzle brake without any issues Would not take any chances with my $900 Aimpoint micro
Comment from : AMS Beats

From what I’ve seen/heard I think the SecureIt fast box is probably a better option than any of these
Comment from : Ian Enderby

essentially a 9 minute video of things you wouldn't recommend buying and instead suggesting to save your money to get something at a higher price point
Comment from : Reurbo

Its a security vs access issue brbrbrThe more access you have to an item the less secure it is, and the more secure the item is the less access you have to it brbrbrIn my personal experience, the V Line is a good enough compromise between security and access
Comment from : Taking Back Toxic

Nice! What model AR is that in the wall safe
Comment from : Push Online

Too many “cons” to be helpful - make a recommendation of the “best of the worst” - at least Or get some safes to review you like
Comment from : Jay Kay Dee

No links or time stamps in the description?
Comment from : TheGunguy461

Your life is worth more than $300 If it means keeping yourself of loved ones safe its worth a investment
Comment from : Matte Black

Does anyone know if you can change monster under bed safe lock And install a simplex lock?
Comment from : Orlando Agostinho

bThe Lockpicking Lawyer would like to know your location/b
Comment from : grumblekin

My electronic alone is $399 but it fail and they sent me a new after a year The new one failed, I just had to cut my safe Simplex, I have had for 20 years and it always work
Comment from : Keith Koch

what i do is bathroom outside door mount it vertical, mount a towel hook over the top place large beach towel on the hook brthis covers 90 of the rifle rest is it blends in the towel wont help if you have kids but, its in a unexpected location for thiefsbrbrbrlarry
Comment from : mafosa

That VLine Rifle case you could get some electrical safety decals to put on it Warning! 480 volt A common thief wouldn't know the difference
Comment from : Allen P