Stealth mode for gun safes
I’ve been in some homes where there were serious gun collectors. I guess I should feel fortunate that these people trusted me enough to allow me to view their stash of weapons because the liabilities of knowing that people “know” what you have in your home is considerable. I’ve never heard of a gun collector getting his stuff stolen during a home invasion, but there was a rash of thefts in Bucks County, Pennsylvania a few years ago where the gun thefts occurred in places where the alarm systems didn’t even catch the bad guys. If you are a gun owner, lock your guns up or get them complete out of sight and out of obvious hiding places.
I was at Shot Show 2011 this year and saw some inventive and interesting items. The Console Vault for those on the road and the Stealth Vault for people that really want to hide their weapons in furniture ect. If you have the time and the talent, go for it, but make sure someone in your will knows where you are stashing this stuff or somebody is going to get it at a flea market sale. Gunvault gun safes are widely know for handgun safes. I’ve thought about building a safe for an M4 Carbine since I personally believe that a .223 fragmenting round is a better thing to use in a residential neighborhood.