Drawer safes are the little cousins of all the other safes. They don’t get as much attention as the massive rifle gun safes. They are not as sexy or mysterious as the in floor safe. These little safes are typically slimmer and lighter than their cousins. They are meant to be concealed inside an average [...]
Comments OffI was talking to a friend of mine the other day and he kept talking about a fingerprint gun safe he just bought. Not wanting to look stupid (since I am the guy that blogs about safes!), I went along with the conversation. I kept thinking this was some kind of finish on the safe [...]
Comments OffDid you just buy a new gun and decide it is also time to upgrade or invest in a gun safe? The nice thing about gun safes is that they really don’t get obsolete or wear out. Most will last decades. This is a good reason to consider buying a used gun safe. They are [...]
Comments OffMost people are use to having wall safes or just small home security safes. These are the two types of safes that most burglars look for when they go in a home. These are usually very easy for an experienced eye to spot and be able to break in to them and be out of [...]
1 CommentBiometric safes use unique human traits either alone or in conjunction with keys or a combination in order to provide extra protection for valuable objects. Finger prints, voice recognition and iris scans are all examples of identification markers that can be used to limit access to specific people. These types of safes may be useful [...]
1 Comment2010 Update-This safe has been replaced by the First Alert 2.0 Cu. Ft. Fire Theft Digital Safe, which is not Biometric. The next closest options is the SentrySafe DS3410 Black Fire-Safe 1.2-Cubic Foot Combination Safe. This biometric safe was originally built by Honeywell. The safe division was then sold to Sicso and now it became [...]
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