Expert Advice on Safes and Vault Doors

Whether you’re an avid hunter, a gun enthusiast, or simply want to protect your castle, you most likely have a good-sized stash of ammunition stockpiled away somewhere. And in the same way that many gun owners invest in gun safes to store their firearms, these safes can also be used to safely store ammunition. On top of that, ammunition isn't cheap, which is just one more reason to properly store your ammunition. 

Modular, under-bed, RFID, and biometric: four gun safe families that solve apartment storage without asking you to violate your lease.

Whether you're a police officer, member of the military, hunter, or just a civilian who keeps a gun in your home for protection, it's essential that you understand how big a responsibility owning a gun is. They are not for everybody and you should be extremely safe in regards to your gun both when it's on your person and when it's inside your home.

What can you do to ensure your gun safe is secure without securing it with bolts? Consider the following rental-friendly ways you can help keep your safe secure in your apartment without angering your landlord.

How do you keep your gun safe accessible in the event of emergency, but away from the reach of a determined child or teenager? It’s harder than one might think, but this is a riddle that responsible, gun owners with families must tackle. The answer is to use the right equipment.

As anyone who has gone to college and lived in a dorm room knows, you’re living in very small quarters with a bunch of other college students in a building that often has pretty relaxed security measures. My college dorm had key-card entry, but that didn’t stop people from propping open the door to let others in, or letting in a stranger who swears they’re just going up to see a friend.