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Yep, AB, if that last part of your post doesn't describe a safe, it is a darn sturdy box! Locked cases and such are not going to fulfill that criteria, and neither, ironically, are the kind of gun locks that gun control advocates pushed as mandatory accessories.
If I read it correctly, though, 25100 does not designate it a crime until a child accesses the firearm and does some mischief. It might then be than a lockup that does not meet specs but is still practically effective still keeps one out of legal jeopardy. Meeting the specs keeps you out of trouble in the event that a kid overcomes the security.
I'm not a California resident, and definitely not a legal professional, though, so maybe I am reading it wrong.
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