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Families who can't be bothered to buy a gunvault?
by monochromatic 11y ago
Families who can't be bothered to buy a gunvault?
- jndsn402 11y agoDon't people have guns for self defense? What if someone invades your home in the middle of the night - do you want to have to start fiddling around with your gun vault?
- monochromatic 11y agoIt's a tradeoff. There are safes that open quickly and easily, and are basically just to keep kids' hands off the gun.
- AdamFernandez 11y agoKeeping guns stored in a vault with children present is generally a good idea if you have one or more weapons that you occasionally use. However for self defense purposes, you typically don't want to be fiddling around with a vault if someone is invading your home. I'm not commenting on the likelihood of that scenario, but it is something people consider when they own firearms.
- VLM 11y agoA surprising number of people like the idea of fingerprint scanning, biometric sensing, bluetooth bracelet detecting ... gun vaults. Inside of which is a 100% reliable non-smart firearm.
- monochromatic 11y agoEverything is a tradeoff. When I have kids, I'll probably have a small bedside safe of some kind... and just be willing to accept that it makes it a little slower to get the gun out.
- monochromatic 11y agoI was actually referring to a specific product called a Gunvault. It isn't great for preventing a burglary, since it can just be carried off, but it opens quickly and is a decent way of keeping children's hands off of a gun.