Gun safe: single gun safe to store loaded.

I have a MicroVault 300, it's the combo lock version. Nice product, but only meets the portable and quick access portions of your criteria.

It's a nice product for what it is intended to do, deter the curious. If someone is determined to gain access to the contents inside they sure won't be deterred for long.

I'd think your kids would possibly try to access the contents, say trying various combinations, but would stop short of taking a crowbar to it, so in that sense it would keep the contents out of their hands.

CinBrandon wrote:Jdphotguy:
I looked at the nanovault 300 as well. Thinking I may want just a little more.

I find myself not carrying because of hassle of unloading, etc with kids in house. I'm thinking this may be a solution for easy storage in house.

I don't have any kids, but I'd have to agree it would probably be a solution.

I had the mictovault. Liked it at first but keeping it in the car getting stepped on by the kids etc made short work of the electronic keypad. Finally after using it as a key only box for a year or so i dropped the key in it and dropped the lid all in one swoop locking me and my gun out and my key in. Pried it open (not easy), got my stuff out and trashed it. Ordered a nano 200 and havent looked back. No keypad to fail, affordable, and i cant accidently lock the key inside because of the type of lock it uses. Ive got 2 of em and love em. Little smallerthan i want but i can live with it.

If you get the micro, make SURE you keep the kids feet off of it and dont drop it. That keypad is fragile in my experience

As cor dealer. Give calebc here a shot at getting you one.

Yea my bad. Got an iphone for Christmas and havent learned typing on it. Lol

Calebc with bunkerhill is a member on here. Top notch guy

Yea but now i got something to blame it on