How to keep your guns ready and secure!

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Ok folks, I am putting myself out here!!! I made this video to show you how easy it is to keep your firearms stored safely and still have quick access to them. It is obvious from this video that I am NOT a professional spokesperson, but I feel so strongly about keeping our guns locked up that I wanted to show everyone that there are alternatives to keeping your gun stored "under your mattress" or "hidden in your sock drawer" or "stored up high in a closet". I grew up in a home with several loaded firearms strategically placed through out the house much like most of you may have, but that doesn't mean we have to do the same thing. I bet you don't let your kids bounce around in the backseat of your car today like we did 40 years ago, so why would you let your children run around your home and have access to a loaded firearm? Please keep your firearms secured!! The Gunbox is having a 10% off sale through the end of this month. So watch the video, laugh at me if you want to, but I hope that it will convince you that this a great product. Then go to my website www.safefireshooting.com and order your GunBox directly from my home page. Use the promo code "summerten" at check out to save 10%.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3EZuWVz ... e=youtu.be

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Yeah cwink, I got a laugh You're a high strung showman

All jokes aside, is there a major advantage to having a ring or bracelet as opposed to a SpeedVault that uses fingerprint only? http://www.opticsplanet.com/gunvault-sp ... oCuYHw_wcB

Would love to take one of your courses in the future. Always enjoy reading your input on personal firearm encounters.

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Yeah cwink, I got a laugh You're a high strung showman

All jokes aside, is there a major advantage to having a ring or bracelet as opposed to a SpeedVault that uses fingerprint only? http://www.opticsplanet.com/gunvault-sp ... oCuYHw_wcB

Would love to take one of your courses in the future. Always enjoy reading your input on personal firearm encounters.

Glad you got a laugh out of it.. I have a couple of the gunvaults products and they are good, but they require human performance to open them. In other words you being able to key in four digits quickly and accurately while you are scared for your life. I personally know a guy in my neighborhood that had a guy walk into his house broad daylight and he had to retrieve his gun from his gun vault. He said it took 7 seconds because he messed up the code the first couple of time because he was so hyped up on adrenaline. Radio frequency takes that human error out of the mix. The RF sticker on the back of the phone works well, but you can't leave your phone laying around, the bracelet is great, but is not something that I would wear all the time.. I do wear the ring all the time. Since I work from home, the ring is right there and always available to me in an emergency..

If you want more info firearms stuff go like my facebook page. I am always posting tips, techniques and other tid bits out there at

https://www.facebook.com/SafeFireShooting

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Thanks for the response cwink. Holler if you ever have a class near Starkville. Me and the wife would like to participate.

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Thanks for the response cwink. Holler if you ever have a class near Starkville. Me and the wife would like to participate.

If you can get a group of people together and have a range around there we will come up and do a class. I have done a few off site classes in batesville and redwood MS.

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I have one of these beside my bed. Very easy to use. Took forever to arrive after I ordered it though.