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MLeake · March 7, 2012, 09:34 PM

You could do any number of things.

For instance, keep a key to the safe on your person. I realize safe keys are kind of long and awkward, but you bought a battery lock type safe. (I used to have one, too, and kept the keys well away from the safe, so I'm sympathetic... but I would keep one handgun on me the vast majority of the time.)

You could get a smaller safe with combo or key lock for the bedroom, where you could keep one handgun.

You could replace the current safe with a combo lock type safe. Batteries become non-factors that way.

I'm sure others will have other suggestions.

March 7, 2012, 09:34 PM	#2
MLeake Senior Member Join Date: November 15, 2007 Location: Outside KC, MO Posts: 10,128	You could do any number of things. For instance, keep a key to the safe on your person. I realize safe keys are kind of long and awkward, but you bought a battery lock type safe. (I used to have one, too, and kept the keys well away from the safe, so I'm sympathetic... but I would keep one handgun on me the vast majority of the time.) You could get a smaller safe with combo or key lock for the bedroom, where you could keep one handgun. You could replace the current safe with a combo lock type safe. Batteries become non-factors that way. I'm sure others will have other suggestions.