Gunvault pistol safe - Page 2

bangbang777 · January 4, 2010, 10:01 PM

I have to agree with JStetson. Good solid advice.

djc7 · January 6, 2010, 08:00 PM

I just got my GunVault Mini Deluxe in the mail today. It the middle of programming it/checking it out the door stopped opening.

So, now I get to call GunVault tomorrow to get this worked out. Piece of crap. :barf:

swinokur · January 7, 2010, 07:30 AM

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I just got my GunVault Mini Deluxe in the mail today. It the middle of programming it/checking it out the door stopped opening. So, now I get to call GunVault tomorrow to get this worked out. Piece of crap.

As I said in a previous post, I have 2 Gunvault products, a Multi Deluxe and the Microvault for my Jeep/air travel. Both had problems (Multi had a lock problem and the Micro keypad stopped working)

In both instances I called Gunvault tech support, was cheerfully issued an RMA and had a replacement in a week. Gunvault included a return UPS label.

Their products are not perfect, but they do stand behind them no questions asked IMO. Both replacements are working fine. These devices are not the best things out there, but at least in my case I feel like they do what I want at a reasonable price. I have no no problems with the replacement units. (7 months)

Rich Miranda · January 7, 2010, 08:29 AM

We're talking kids and not thieves in this thread, right?

I have two of these Secure-It Security Boxes that cost about $30 each.

They are basic and inexpensive. They keep kids out very well. A strong thief can rip it out but bolting it down adds a little security. The two halves come together surprisingly tight, so it's not that easy to pry open with a screwdriver. But I use them to keep my kids safe, nothing more. It comes with steel cable and has holes in the bottom for bolts.

IMO, the best feature of these little boxes is their size: they can be hidden so that a child (or thief) may not ever even find them. I use two right now, and both are well out of sight in places you wouldn't think to look unless you had plenty of time alone in the house and were on a mission looking for hidden items.

Pigaloo · January 9, 2010, 02:25 PM

How about one of those that mount in between the studs in your wall? Mount a picture over it on hinges.

January 7, 2010, 08:29 AM	#29
Rich Miranda Senior Member Join Date: May 4, 2008 Location: San Antonio, not San Antone... Posts: 1,203	We're talking kids and not thieves in this thread, right? I have two of these Secure-It Security Boxes that cost about $30 each. They are basic and inexpensive. They keep kids out very well. A strong thief can rip it out but bolting it down adds a little security. The two halves come together surprisingly tight, so it's not that easy to pry open with a screwdriver. But I use them to keep my kids safe, nothing more. It comes with steel cable and has holes in the bottom for bolts. IMO, the best feature of these little boxes is their size: they can be hidden so that a child (or thief) may not ever even find them. I use two right now, and both are well out of sight in places you wouldn't think to look unless you had plenty of time alone in the house and were on a mission looking for hidden items. __________________ Read this!: I collect .38 Special and .357 Mag cartridges and I will PAY CASH for the headstamps I don't already have! Please PM me. Please donate blood, plasma, and platelets - people's lives literally depend on it.

January 4, 2010, 10:01 PM	#26
bangbang777 Member Join Date: December 15, 2009 Posts: 26	I have to agree with JStetson. Good solid advice.

January 6, 2010, 08:00 PM	#27
djc7 Member Join Date: April 14, 2008 Posts: 32	I just got my GunVault Mini Deluxe in the mail today. It the middle of programming it/checking it out the door stopped opening. So, now I get to call GunVault tomorrow to get this worked out. Piece of crap. :barf:

January 9, 2010, 02:25 PM	#30
Pigaloo Member Join Date: January 9, 2010 Posts: 19	How about one of those that mount in between the studs in your wall? Mount a picture over it on hinges.