What Gun Safe Reviews will help you find the best safe out there? The reality is, there are many models on the market, and choosing the right one is important, since not all them will meet your needs.

Different safes are designed more for different things. Some are primarily to keep kids away from the guns. However, they won’t stop any serious break in attempts by burglars.

If you live in a low crime area, you might be tempted to get one of these. However, I would definitely recommend you plan as if you might experience a break in, because all it takes is once to put you and your surrounding area in danger, should they get their hands on your gun.

Fire safety is very important, since you want to make sure your gun and other high priced items are not destroyed. Therefore, any gun safe reviews worth their salt will give fire ratings, usually as to how long the safe can handle a blaze of a certain temperature.

The style is also important to some people, although it certainly has no impact on whether or not your things will stay safe.

Since the safe will often times take up a rather large amount of space in your home, having a nice looking one certainly couldn’t hurt. Finally, if you are going to be taking the safe with you on trips, you will obviously want a lighter one.

In contrast, if you are just going to be keeping it home, a heavier one is an option, depending on how many things you need stored away in there. If you do get a smaller one that can’t be nailed on the wall or ceiling, you definitely want to stash it somewhere a robber wouldn’t find were they to break in.

As you can see, which gun safe you buy is really dependent on your needs. For this reason I can’t just tell you which safe is the best on the market, because it will be different for each person.

Be certain the safe is resistant to water if you live in a place prone to flooding. Even if you don’t, sometimes mistakes occur, and you want to be sure it will keep your gun or other things safe from the water. Therefore, the best gun safe reviews will cover all of the above safety features.

Ideally, you want to focus on safes that are built of steel, as these will give you the best chance of keeping them secure should a break in occur. There are various kinds of steel that it can be made of, but whichever you choose, just remember that the thicker the better, as this stands the best chance of avoiding a break in.

Keep in mind that getting a pre drilled safe is very important if you want to attach it to the floor or wall, simply because trying to drill a hole into steel is no simple task. For this reason getting pre drilled will save you this hassle. If not, then thicker steel will be harder to drill through.

To sum up, when looking at gun safe reviews, focus on the steel thickness, the fire ratings, the flood ratings, and also what kind of lock it uses. A fingerprint sensor is the best by far, albeit the most expensive.



By: George Mitchell

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tnoutdoors9 asked:

Brief intro for a basic configuration of the venerable Remington 870, followed by some shooting! I could not think of a better method for illustrating the versatility of a shotgun than presenting a variety of loads, targets, and distances.

benlomondairsoftteam asked:

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3outdoorsmen asked:

Zach reviews the Stoeger M3500. Him and Zac do some target shooting too.

nutnfancy asked:

PART 4 OF ////////////////// Few handheld small arms equal the knockdown power and devastation of a competently wielded combat shotgun. In this multi-part review series by Nutnfancy, three excellent pump combat shotguns are covered in detail: the Remington 870 (Talo Special Edition), the Mossberg 590A1, and the discontinued Winchester 1300 Defender (similar gun by FN USA now). There are a couple of other players in pumps like FN, Charles Daly, and some off brands but these three are the stars of the series. Several semi-automatic combat shotguns also compete against this type and these brands. These autos include the Benelli Super 90/M2/M4, the Remington 1100/11-87 Tactical series, the Mossberg 930, Saiga variations, the Beretta FP101(discontinued), Winchester Super X3 (more of a hunting gun), FN SLP, and a few others. However these auto guns rarely function well on low-base/low power shot loads, needing full power loads to reliably cycle (w/o port or spring mods). Seemingly not a big deal right? Wrong. That’s because you have to train on the shotgun to get good at it., pump or auto. Training with full power loads will bankrupt you if you are paying the bill (even PDs have a tough time affording the cost), you will soon quit, and your skills will suffer. A good combat pump shotgun will cycle any load you throw in it and it will do it all day long with almost perfect reliability. Low base birdshot, high base, odd balls, non-lethal rounds: all will fire and shuck just fine b…/b

bullsandbeavers asked:

Chris and Wayne discuss the Browning bps shotgun.

2brothersadventures asked:

Overview by Kel-Tec technician of the their new KSG 12 gauge shotgun scheduled for release in 3rd quarter or 2011. The KSG weighs 6.9 lbs (8.5lbs loaded) and is 26.1inches long with a 18.5 cylinder bore barrel. It has dual tube magazines that allow it to hold 14 rounds of 12 gauge 2 3/4 shells (7 per tube).

When you will do your first research and read the first airsoft gun reviews you will notice immediately that the airsoft guns are categorized in 3 different kinds: spring airsoft guns, electric and gas fired guns.

Spring airsoft guns use a spring to fire the BB and usually are less expensive since they don’t use gas or electric power to function They are great if you’re an amateur or new to airsoft. But keep in mind that you will have to **** and re-cock the slider each time you shoot. Spring airsoft guns aren’t automated or semi automated; they also are only good for 10 feet shooting ranges. The have pretty good accuracy and fps (feet per second) rate but it all depends on the weight of the BB used. While browsing airsoft gun reviews in order to decide which spring gun is best for you, you will probably find many enthusiasts on one side, and others saying it’s a newbie gun on the other. In my opinion they are both right, most spring guns are great for newbies, easy to use and maintain.

Gas powered airsoft guns, also called GBB, get power from gas inserted in the target of the airsoft gun. The gas can be bought separately in the shape of tin cans (resembles a lot to an aerosol can). A number of these use what is known as “green gas”, which is generally less expensive than (although just as efficient as) CO2. Gas powered airsoft guns are not for amateurs because they are harder to handle and care for. Gas guns are at least semi auto and usually are more durable. But they shot harder, so they can be more painful for your enemies. There is one important thing to keep in mind regarding to gas airsoft guns: you may always need to use the right sort of gas as it will damage the gun and could cause harm to yourself. So, when going through airsoft gun reviews for gas guns, check out how expensive is the gas you are going to use to power it.

Electrical guns use batteries to draw power from. Usually, a gun will need 4 batteries — chargeable batteries are recommended because they don’t last long. When it comes to electric guns, available models can be separated into two subcategories: low-powered and high-powered. Low-powered guns are usually only rated at speeds up to 200 fps. High-powered guns, commonly known as AEGs, can shoot faster, some reaching speeds of 400 fps or more. Both types are usually capable of semi-auto and full-auto fire. AEGs are considerably more expensive than their low-powered counterparts. If you are a beginner or an amateur player, low-powered weapons are a good choice without having to break the bank to get equipped. But if you’re competing in military-themed games, more power can make a huge difference. Electric guns normally have the highest rate of fire making them very popular choices as assault rifles, submachine guns, and pistols. The more expensive a model costs, will typically indicate the quality of how the gun was manufactured, as well as how well the gun will shoot, so read airsoft gun reviews before deciding to not purchase a model just because it seams much expensive then the other types, most of the times it can be a great deal for you.



By: Sorina Dascalu

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hickok45 asked:

A discussion and demonstration of the pump shotgun and the semi-automatic shotgun. A few pros and cons of both.

Self defense products like stun guns, pepper sprays, tasers, personal alarms, et.al. have quietly crept into the mainstream of society. There are several reasons of course.

They have been used effectively for years by military and police units world wide so we know how effective they are. They are easy to use, cost effective, and easy to find on the internet.

Combine all of that with one other ingredient and you have a very useful tool when it comes to self defense: DISGUISABILITY.

This amazing device pretends to be a camera cell phone, but it’s not. Instead it’s a powerful 950,000 volt stun gun making it one of the most powerful stun guns on the market today. This stun gun will really give you the edge since an attacker will think you are just carrying a cell phone. It also has a very bright built-in 12 LED flashlight too.

Two levels of safety have been built in that can prevent accidental discharge. The safety switch must be in the on position (this will cause an LED warning light to come on) and the trigger button pressed before the unit will operate.

It operates on three (3) CR2 batteries which are included FREE ($12.00 value). FREE holster with belt clip are included-a $10.00 value. It is only 3.8 inches tall-so easy to carry and conceal. The Pretender has a lifetime warranty too.

If you are in the market for a self defense product look for quality, effectiveness, and a biggie-LEGALITY. Stun guns are not legal in some states. Check with your local police department first before you get one.

The Pretender stun gun can provide the disguisability, power and durability to protect you and your family for a long time.



By: Jack Krohn

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