[NY.SS-Bar9]

I am fortunate enough to run a fabrication shop. I made a sturdy lockable cabinet and lagged it in an out of the way location.

Between having two kids, and the sheer dollar value of my stuff, it would be insane not to.

I am still looking for a fast access - lockable pistol box. I want to keep a pistol handy, but no amount of hiding will prevent a kid from finding something.

[Shooter 2.5]

Safes are one big pain in my back. I think I helped moved seven safes and I move some of them at least three times. The worst was last week when we moved a 850 pound safe into the back of a pickup truck where the bed was four feet high. It was just me and the owner. It helped that both the owner and I have Millwright experience.

Back to topic, I think my '03A3 will be here in a couple of weeks but the order form said 45 to 60 days. I'm being optimistic. I hate to use the Mauser 98K because I think I should use something American for a Freeper Match.

[TheErnFormerlyKnownAsBig]

I am still looking for a fast access - lockable pistol box. I want to keep a pistol handy, but no amount of hiding will prevent a kid from finding something.

Gunvault is the best I've found. Quick access and doesn't look like hell. gunvault.com

[Joe Brower]

I am still looking for a fast access - lockable pistol box

I cannot recommend more highly the handgun safes designed and built by R&D Enterprises. These are formed from a single piece of heavy steel, employ a 100% mechanical simplex lock that is quickly operated even in total darkness, and can't be opened with anything short of an oxy-acetalene torch. I've had two of these for years, and they are top of the line.

Click on the graphic below to go to their website.