Handgun Safes

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Oh man, showing of that Liberty hasn't aged well
Comment from : Joshua Landry

Solidly built and made in the USA
Comment from : Woodworking Plans For You

I’m going off to college and I might buy one of these to put money and ID’s in just to deter anything from “disappearing”
Comment from : Max Johnson

So many cicadas in the background, sounds like a trumpetbrbrReminds me of Evangelion
Comment from : Boiling Diet Coke

A thefe would be passed off if he opened up and there was a high point inside
Comment from : Dennis Kennedy

When you have a question, go to the man you can trust I was over-thinking thisThanks
Comment from : Wood Tool

Im having a hard time finding one i want Im looking for 2-3 pistols, extra magazines, and a little room for paperwork
Comment from : jeff mather

I'd like to see one with option to plug in to the wall and operate on battery in emergency I've had ones similar and it can be dangerous if your not aware of the status of the battery Still the best option for me but I change my batteries once a month
Comment from : Scottish Donathan

I have the second one Same one you have And I constantly have to keep putting my code in Would be such a great safe but I just can’t trust the code Have to use a key each time
Comment from : American_Chevy

“1-2-3-4-5-6 boy, I can count, I’m from Kentucky” 🤣
Comment from : Justin Seara

Did gunvault ever change the awful rotating cable lock design?
Comment from : whatfreedom7

I have the Hornady and it quit working !
Comment from : barry whaley

It would be great for you to do a new video since the technology has improved some
Comment from : Ben Buxton

Lol 😆 I'm from Kentucky I can count
Comment from : superML

What’s your opinion on vaultek? Surprises there not on here
Comment from : Joel Lopez

Pretty cool safes , my kid's have gun's themselves already,all hunt and we're taught gun safety at 9
Comment from : The Bears Hiking & Outdoorsmans Club

I’ve had 3 Gun Vaults for years - different parts of the house brbrFlawlessbrbr‘Best part is that they’re engineered to run two bolts/nuts that go “up” thru a shelf / dresser (nuts on the inside)brbrThey open in seconds - only if the right “combo” is enteredbrbrThey come in two sizes The big one holds two or three full size handgunsbrbrI live in the country - mag “in” and one in the chamberbrbrQuiet, too
Comment from : Greg Smith

I have the small safe with a key that I am told the TSA has for checked baggage I drilled a hole in the suit case and put the cable through it which makes it harder to steal in baggage transport I also have the safe Hickok45 uses hidden in a kitchen cabinet and screwed down I have another safe behind a chair and screwed to the floor
Comment from : Idiot1251

As they say, locks keep honest people honest Hopefully they deter the kids enough to get them to pass it by and keep it moving
Comment from : James Kirk

Someone needs to make a reasonably priced quick access box for a suppressed pistol
Comment from : Benjamin Lineberry

Kindly guide me im looking for 9mm pistol kindly suggest me i have only 3 options here in my country br1- Girsan regard MCbr2- Girsan regard MC R9br3- taurus PT-92 AFbrbrPlease suggest me which is more reliable and durable for long term use Thanx
Comment from : salman masood

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Comment from : Huong Nguyen

thanks for demonstration on lock boxes 👍
Comment from : Alvin Tarrer

Does the Hornady come with a can of black paint that can be used to cover the bright red buttons that draw attention to the box, along with the bright red H with the cartridge drawings that screams to thief passersby "Pistol Inside!!!"?
Comment from : FOG

Vara safe looks promising
Comment from : David Angus

Hickok is what the NRA used to be
Comment from : Fred Yarbrough

I’m sure someone stated this but one in the chamber is a hazard during a fire as it can go off
Comment from : Robert Jay

I've got a basic Hornady round key lock box with cable ,the same size as that small combination safe Barely fits under my seat that sits really low But it can hold my Hellcat or Mossberg MC1sc Nice safe, course any safe can be broken into but they keep children out and stop the quick smash and grab theif from just busting your truck window and taking your gun quickly
Comment from : The Hillbilly Piper

I have one large safe for all my guns and valuables With things getting a little sketchy these days, it is almost imperative to have a couple outside and easier to get to My only reservation about one large safe is in the case of a burglary If on vacation I only take a couple handguns; the others stay at home in the large safe Should our home be burglarized while we are away, I would be afraid of the goons coming back while one of us is home and make us open the safe I am now thinking about building out a secret area for that large safe What are some thoughts out here?
Comment from : Curtis Szymczyk

Hickok is a good man and makes good videos I trust what he says! I have the second one!
Comment from : Walter Schiller

Artemes is WAY too slow !
Comment from : LarrysNetTube

As someone that also watches lockpickinglawyer its broken me to see how easy it is to bypass some of these “locks”
Comment from : Steven Carmichael

I have a gun safe, but if I buy one it will be to keep my grandchildren safe, I keep my carrying gun ready and loaded The only thing I don't like it is that they are made in China I don't know of any made in the USA, and if they are reliable
Comment from : Alfonso Benítez

I got a glock 43x the all black one I love it and I got a fiance and kids I would protect them with it if I had to there is nothing wrong with guns the only people that has problems with guns is the anti gunners
Comment from : Cody&jenn 87

Robber breaks in WAIT let me unlock my safe to get my gun
Comment from : N3B

Show these safes to the lock picking lawyer and see what happens
Comment from : Music

Sir, I thank you for every single video you produce This one was of interest as I had a keypad issue with one of these brands It is definitely not a good thing if your code is not recognized quickly and it takes several attempts to get your box to open The one I had finally failed, would not open, and was therefore cast to the trash I have gone with a new Vaultek and am so confident in the responsiveness and feel of the keys I thought to just give my 2 cents on an important facet of owning one of these
Comment from : PSULionbacker

Hey there, Hickok45 have you checked out the Hornady Rapid Vehicle Safe? Installed that a short while ago in my car and absolutely love it!
Comment from : Terry Austin

Just keep in mind that while these safes are good for keeping out children, guests who are too nosy, family members, and casual crooks who don't want to waste too much time Anybody with even a little bit of determination could typically find a weakness in these easily Take a look at lock picking lawyers channel for some examples Not saying they're worthless but they certainly won't keep any determined adult out of them
Comment from : Traveler

Great video, great information, well done thanks
Comment from : paul falzarano

One of the best gun safeties is understandingbrIf your kid know that guns are not toys and that they cannot touch them that is one of the strongest ways to stop them from getting hurtbrMy dad had about 5 unsecured handguns when I grew up, but the very first thing I can ever remember learning from him is that guns can and will kill you if misused and to never touch one laying around
Comment from : Dominick Lipari

A gun in the safe is as useful as a cop on the phone!
Comment from : Leonardo Silver

Would you keep a loaded handgun in a safe?
Comment from : Richard Howe

I have a big safe for my guns Where do you store your ammo? Is it OK to put ammo in the safe? Would you put ammo in a different safe?
Comment from : Richard Howe

What is any are made for a full-size 9 mm or 45 I've only found one on Amazon that might be interesting in print extra large or something
Comment from : Luigi Viking

Hi Hickok, one thing I would like to add on biometric safes I am 76 and have had several over the years as they came out Used to work great until my first one quit working with my finger prints Bought another brand and I couldn’t program my prints I tried my younger kids and both safes worked fine As you get older you’re prints get creases in them and obviously over the years your prints gradually wear out My suggestion is for an older person try programming one and see how it works for them I now use the Hornady safes with RFID devices
Comment from : Terry Barker

Gotta keep those guns secured away from childrenbrbr@4:50 Is that Hi Point?
Comment from : K C

Ive been there, no time for my safety to be locked
Comment from : Big Blind

All quick access safes need two features quick access and a mechanical key in case electronics fail Fail could be benign like a dead battery, to having the electronics failure due to a EMP (Electrical Magnetic Pulse) Most are good but prevent access to friends and family plus stop smash and grab thieves I like them They work well but the better the box the better the protection But never get one that does have mechanical access especially in the Biden Regime
Comment from : Katrina Anon

Do you guys think it’s a good idea to store magazines in a separate vault so the kids have more trouble getting to it? Kind of a backup safety to keep the hand gun separate from the ammo
Comment from : OzMan

I use the Homak's for rapid access About $60 to $90 depending on the size They are battery operated, and the batteries can run down But there's a procedure for opening in case of that (I keep those instructions in my regular gun safe) Takes me 2 to 3 seconds to open I keep my CCW in the Homak when I'm not wearing it Small enough, it's easily hidden When the Grandkids are over, it stays locked brIt's not the fanciest, but it works andbrThey didn't cost an arm and a leg
Comment from : chuck cochran

Opinions are like you know That polymer model would be a big fail for me for how it one time gave him problems opening Not something I'm willing to risk with someone breaking into the house Have one similar to the Vaultek with a 4 button code programmed Still not willing to trust biometrics either Change batteries once a year with the time change and smoke alarms Yep that Sig 320 is fully mag loaded and one in the pipe See this vid posted 5 years ago but was in a Talon Grips email today 7-20-21
Comment from : 34dawgsgo

I had that big fat one for a while The finger code pad quit working on me Wondered how the hell I was gunna get my gun out Lost the key years ago Asked a friend to look at it He pulled it apart with his bare hands and handed me my gun
Comment from : crazylikeafox1000

Is it in the realm of possibility for you to do a review/comparison video of full sized gun safes? 🤔
Comment from : daleboyrdm

definitely need an updated for 2021 video And prior to purchasing one of these things, check out lockpickinglawyer Many of them are completely useless He opened a lifepod with a fork and a stack-on RFID with a spoon
Comment from : Whiskeygrunt

11:29 you put a hi-point in there? What did that safe ever do to you?
Comment from : Fisher Barry

Maybe it was just my luck, but I had to send three of these back to gunvault because I could never get one to last over a year without breaking
Comment from : g Win

Looking at the thumbnail I thought this was going to be some sort of retro video game console review by hickok
Comment from : Joni Koskinen

11:21 he snuck a Hi-Point diss in there
Comment from : Cory Falde

Funny, the 2 that were sent in are the most interesting to me haha
Comment from : Cory Falde

Those key bypass are easily bypassed
Comment from : Chicken Permission

Its time to update this video to include the Vara Safety Reach 2 gun safe Hands down, the best option available today Especially if you have kids
Comment from : Mark A

Just bought one love it
Comment from : Chase Bailes

Good video
Comment from : FRose23

What was the name of the 6th one? Top row on my right as I look at the video Thanks
Comment from : Ted McKenna

I bought 3 Liberty HD-100 Each began to fail within months Minor moisture will short them out You need to manipulate the lid system daily and constantly change batteries It is NOT a reactive system Great for storage, NOT home defense Will fail I have to use the keys to open them now Fine for keeping my kids out of my wallet and knife
Comment from : John Kim

1:06 is what brought me here
Comment from : changesthingsagain

4 years later still a great video
Comment from : fullfofire

You can't use these smartly They're all bad Watch a Lockpicking Lawyer video
Comment from : Tyler Spunucious

I have that Vaultekit cost $250 It's tough, and solidi get my money's worth!
Comment from : Ray Rexach

I bought mine the same day as my first gun I had kids so I was not bringing a gun home without a way to secure it
Comment from : Mike G

This man should run for president! I’d vote for him
Comment from : J Scarborough

Liberty HDX-150 or 10 Series - VT10i - Bluetooth - Biometric
Comment from : Ivan dimitrov

Surprised you didn’t show any mechanical safes ,or give your opinion on mechanical versus electronic, Fort Knox makes a non electronic one I recently ordered have not received it yet though I have had electronic safes in the past and it seemed at some time or another I would have a problem with it
Comment from : liberty5568

I have the Awesafe gun safe, mounted in a secure area It won’t stop the determined thief from picking the tubular lock or physically destroying it But a person would have to get through my pitbull first My concern is my family getting access to it, which I’m happy with the safe I have
Comment from : r0mediddy

Can they keep Creepy Joe and Cameltoe from grabbing our guns? 💩
Comment from : Barack Blows

The Fort Knox is the best; no batteries required🇺🇸
Comment from : Barack Blows

all electronic and no mechanical??
Comment from : shawn n

Hickok45, Thanks for all of your reviews I am moving in with my daughter and my grandkids need to be protected from my firearms Great reviews
Comment from : Fritz Brown

i know this is an older video, but can you comment or point us in the right direction for full on gun safes It's hard to know the pluses and minuses of the safes advertised (and to be honest, the liberty safes I've see look really similar to the browning safes, which look similar to the stack on safes, which look similar to the you get the idea) keep up the great work!
Comment from : David A

Once again, great video! My 02 on the Gun Vault After a while, the door will not open, even with fresh batteries Almost seems like it lost power and there's not enough to open the door That could be very dangerous if you need to access your firearm in an emergency situation
Comment from : Brian Messenger

I remember the good 'ole days when folks used to keep the family gun above the fire place in plain sight
Comment from : aribbonatatime

Tubular keys have a serious design defect that make them very easy to defeat with an impressioning tool It is unfortunate that they are popular on a lot of small safes and strong boxes
Comment from : jmdelapp

Come for the gun knowledge, stay for the 8 million cicadas screaming in the background
Comment from : James Stewart

Bought a Vaultek VTI Pro trouble free 25 yearsbr$400 New but you can buy their Refurbished unit for $250 directly from Vaultek I did & the safe looks absolutely mint & comes with warrenty
Comment from : ThePatriotsRock2

I own a Gun Box Echo and it works well
Comment from : Juanito Martinez

👍🏼
Comment from : kIng Carters Wisdom

Started the girls with BB and pellet guns when they were little I got a hand gun and they don't give a k rap Cable sucks for the single action revolver Heritage Have to take the cylinder out to lock it, why lock it it's dismantled at that point I would like one of those boxes though I don't keep the ammo near the gun either The balance of safety, gun safety is brutal mind warp LOL best option is the safest option
Comment from : Dirt Diggler