A Gun Safe in the Open
Is a Gun Safe at Risk
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[row] [col span=”6″ span__sm=”12″]Gun safes attract criminals
Many times it’s innocent: a cleaning lady, repairman, gardener or even child’s friend may absentmindedly mention to the wrong person that they saw a large safe in your home.
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An obvious safe is like gift wrapping to a burglar who breaks in to your house. Why spend their time searching your home when they know where the valuables are?
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If burglars can’t break in through the front, they’ll try the side. Or they may carry out the entire safe. Why put your valuables to the test of a criminal’s skills?
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Firearm’s are frequently targeted by criminals across the nation. Many locations used for long term gun storage are at high risk. As The Bureau of Justice Statistics reports:
“An average of 232,400 firearms are stolen each year from households. 68% of property crimes involve firearm theft.”
– 2010 National Crime Victimization Survey by BJS.
As SafeWise.com, a popular security website, details: “Make no mistake, burglars crave this most commonly stolen item. But the last thing you want is for your stolen weapon to be used by a criminal in the commission of a crime”. You value your guns, but unfortunately thieves do too – and they know where to look.
What real criminals say.
Recently, Channel 5 NBC of St. Louis completed a fascinating study: they received written responses from 86 convicted thieves serving time in jail revealing how they broke in to houses. One inmate made a point directed at proud gun owners about how he determined which houses to break in to:
“NRA sticker on car bumper = Lots of guns to steal.”
– written in the KSDK Interview.
As another convicted thief said:
“I would leave everything else to get this – nothing means more to me than the safe.”
– written in the KSDK Interview.
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Install a Secret Door
Hide the safe or the entire room
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- You control the knowledge of valuables.
- Place any size safe inside the secret room.
- Criminals can’t steal what they can’t find.
- Beautifully display your collection.
- Increase gun safety in your home.
- Unlimited firearm storage.
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