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The Homak gun safe is one of the more popular safes on the market today, and although it might not be as known as, say a Liberty or Browning, it still is worthy of your consideration.
The Model 36614 "Quick Access" Gun Cabinet is one of the more popular models available, and this one lasts a long time and is not that expensive. These are certainly two important things to look for in your next safe.
It is able to carry fourteen guns of as long as fifty two inches in the safe, certainly quite an impressive number, and it uses an electronic locking system to enable you to get to the safe quickly in the event of an emergency.
The lock isn't as sure as a fingerprint lock would be. This only enables you and no one else in it due to the fact that nobody else matches your fingers, obviously, but this is still more than secure for most instances.
It comes with a 3 shelf system to keep your valuables, and the dimensions are fifty five by sixteen inches deep by twenty one inches wide.
Best of all, this safe is not all that pricey, coming in at a reasonably four hundred and seven dollars. If you aren't familiar with safes, that's a very affordable price compared with some that are out there today.
Of course, there are a number of different safes available, not just the one reviewed above. These ones are lighter than the more popular safes out there, but still are good enough to do the job in most instances. The lightweight is why they are usually cheaper.
The majority of the Homak Gun Safes are rectangle and keep the guns in a vertical position. Most of them are used in homes, as opposed to cars, and they are able to hold five to fourteen rifles, certainly not one of your higher numbers.
Some safes can actually hold up to thirty, but again, this is why the Homak are cheaper. If you don't have a ton of guns and aren't a gun collector, five to fourteen should be enough.
The best thing about Homak Gun Safes is that they are pre-bolted, and are able to be easily attached to the floor or wall, to prevent thieves from taking them away and attempting to open them later on. Since they are so light, this would not be problem for an intruder if it were not bolted.
Remember, these models are good for storing not only guns, but any other valuable items you want to keep secure. The smallest model is the HS30103605B, and is able to hold eight rifles. Next up, the HS30103660B is slightly more expensive, at two hundred and twenty five dollars, and is slightly heavier as well.
The bigger safe, the HS30036010Sm, is able to hold ten rifles, and costs four hundred and fifty dollars. Again, is significantly heavier than the previous two. There are a number of other safes that Homak makes, but these give you an idea of some of the features that you can expect with them.
The reality is, I would tend to focus on Browning and Liberty, as these companies are more popular and generally have higher quality, although the Homak Gun Safe is usually enough to do the job in most instances. The verdict: good but not great.
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What is the best 'short' shot gun for home defense, under $500?
I am looking for a shortened shot gun for home defense and collection. For under 500 dollar, what are the choices? I am also concerned about the shotgun's durability and reliability. Any suggestions will be appreciated.
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If you don't want to modify the gun, Mossberg would be your best bet. Most of their guns are inexpensive (Under $200). Personally, I'd just buy a stock Remington 870 (which usually includes a 26 or 28 inch barrel and large stock for $220 and pay $40 for a good, short stock and either pay a gunsmith $20 to shorten the barrel or maybe $40 to buy a shortened one. That way I'd have a quality gun for $280 with all of the modifications I needed.
By the way, for your price range, the Remington 870 is by far the most reliable model. I personally wouldn't buy a Mossberg unless I had to.
The Saiga 12 (a Russian semi automatic shotgun modeled after the AK-47, might be an interesting alternative at around $200).
Update: "don't go for one of those "sawed off" shotguns."
Minimum barrel length allowed for shotguns is 18 inches, and the shotgun must be 26 inches overall. State and/or local laws may vary however.
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