A fairly damning bit of reporting in Forbes Magzine, in the article
http://www.forbes.com/sites/marcweb...-gun-safes-can-be-opened-by-a-three-year-old/
The videos of the three year old popping and jimmying the safes to open then in a matter of seconds is eye-opening.
The author examines a tremendous lack of real security in several small gun safes, including from Stack On and AMSEC. He also followed up with management at A Wal-Mart, Dick's, Cabela's, all to no avail.
The conclusion of the article is that all of the small gun safes from Stack On are designed by teams with no knowledge of security processes or standards.
Essentially , he recommends buying safes from safe companies, not from sporting good stores.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/marcweb...-gun-safes-can-be-opened-by-a-three-year-old/
The videos of the three year old popping and jimmying the safes to open then in a matter of seconds is eye-opening.
The author examines a tremendous lack of real security in several small gun safes, including from Stack On and AMSEC. He also followed up with management at A Wal-Mart, Dick's, Cabela's, all to no avail.
The conclusion of the article is that all of the small gun safes from Stack On are designed by teams with no knowledge of security processes or standards.
Essentially , he recommends buying safes from safe companies, not from sporting good stores.