@@adam_bbing I love my Vaultek for my pistol on my bedside table and keeping it inaccessible to my kids while still giving me easy access to it, but y'all are right. 2 grand for a lock box with a few hundred dollars worth of tech on it is just insane to me.
For anyone with a standard dumb safe but you have a wireless home alarm system, just attach a standard window or door contact sensor to the door. It will let you know when opened and closed as well as set the alarm off when armed.
Not like he actually paid for it, he most likely got paid to pimp it. But really we are here to watch Mr. Cool Lion No R's lips move. Plus it's a break from his whining about some politician wanting to ban his er15
@@lichlord9838 Well isn't that what Cool Lion does? It's 1 of either 3 things; 1. Whines about politicians 2. Plays with guns at the range 3. Pimps some product.
Try spending less than at least 1500-2000 for any safe with a half decent fire rating. A safe that doesn't have a decent fire rating is just a heavy box
@@miked.9364dude why are you here if you’re just complaining, all your comments on this channel are hateful. Why are you using a 20 gauge shotgun to hunt deer lol use a rifle. You really are a true fudd eh, you don’t need an ar15 to hunt deer, but a ar15 is pretty good at pest control, coyotes, hogs, things of that nature. “All he does is whine about politicians wanting to ban his ar15” anyone who cares about the constitution and or government overreach should be complaining about government trying to ban things that people are legally allowed to own. As far as your comment about vehicles being regulated vehicles aren’t protected by the constitution, guns are
I have learned so much information. I'm disabled in a wheelchair and I need to have protection. I live in San Antonio Texas! I picked the gun I want but I have to figure where to buy it. I plan to go to a gun range. You are a great blessing to everyone with all your information. Thank you
That’s really tough to hear about your disability and it’s so important to let people like Noir know the disadvantages we come across so they can advocate for our safety. I know you’ll figure it out and God Bless!
Did you decide on the Mossberg 590 Shockwave and some double aught buck shot? I could see that being really convenient for you. Let us know, really interested to see what you decide on!
@@J.Sanchez210BxB Nagels is pretty good if you know what you want and don't have any questions, but they are completely unhelpful in my experience. All they'll do is let you hold a gun, they don't know anything about what they sell though aside from the good ol boy hunting rifles. Couldn't even tell me the difference between a M17 and an M18 and it's literally barrel length, that's it. Depending on where you live in SA, Armed in America is great, Durys is great, stay away from Adelbridge they're pretentious and WAY overpriced. I'd stay away from academys for the same general reason, lack of knowledge and overpriced. Lone star Handgun has a pretty good store albeit limited options. Personally I've found buying guns online and having them sent to my FFL to be the best option.
Mission Ridge is a great place to buy firearms and accessories. They also have a very nice indoor range with guns you can rent if you want to try out different types.
By the appearance of the key, the lock is a lower security disc detainer lock. Provided the rest of the safe is up to snuff, it may be possible to install a Abloy Protec or Protec 2 cylinder. To date, the Lock Picking Lawyer has not demonstrated entry into this locking system.
LPL isn't realistic though... The guy 'seems' good on UA-cam that's because he preplanns out his locking picking videos well in advance. Any puzzle is easy when you know the solution beforehand. Even his "blind" opening of packages and picking the lock inside is bogus. No popular UA-camr in their right mind would take a package home from their P.O. box location without first thoroughly opening and inspecting what's inside of it... The LPL has even said he does that for security reasons.
Really do enjoy this safe. Very customizable. Have had it for a little over a year, no complaints. When installing, just be mindful that the safe is incredibly door heavy and can fall on you. If you don't bolt it it to the ground, you'll want decent weight inside the safe itself if you choose to mount a rifle on the door.
KISS method is the best rule of thumb. Price is a distractor. A rolling machinist tool box works just as well. Gives a work bench, small drawers for gun tools and smaller fire arms and can be either portable or lop off the wheels and frame the entire box into an island for entertaining when not in its normal use.
I got a $130 gun cabinet from Cabela's it's perfect very secure probably the same size as the one in this video and no fancy electronics just a key that works every time.
"As a criminal, I love that it can be readily carted off with a standard Home Depot dolly while you're out getting groceries." - random criminal breaking into your house while you're out getting groceries. But seriously, can it be bolted to the floor so a random criminal can't just cart it off on a Home Depot dolly while you're out getting groceries?
I have Secureit with the added top section. I've been very happy with mine. Works flawlessly, and it ships flat in a box and isn't just a box of overpriced sheetrock. It's bolted to the floor as well as the wall, so it won't be easy to steal, plus I keep some guns at other locations in case of fire, and insurance will cover any losses. Most guns won't survive in a typical safe anyway, regardless of the supposed fireproofing they claim. My firefighter buddies will testify they have rarely seen any guns survive a housefire in any safe, so the added weight of typical safes is just a waste imo, and I've seen the doors of a Liberty safe pried open in less than 3 minutes, so a determined thief is gonna get in the safe as long as they have enough time to get the job done. I have my safe to buy me some time, as well as to keep kids and guests from unintended access to my firearms. Secureit serves my needs perfectly and i highly recommend them to anyone that asks, and I rarely recommend anything. I also had an issue with the lock mechanism on the top addition that I bought after having the bottom section for about 5 years. I emailed them and they sent a replacement lock mechanism in less than 3 days and I swapped it out in about 10 minute, so the customer service was excellent as well.
*Colion Noir drops this video* *LITTERALLY TWO WEEKS LATER......* "This is the Lock Picking Lawyer and I have kind of a big deal for a safe that was easy to crack, using a toothpick......"
Everyone needs a "ready" safe. This safe looks like my definition of a ready safe size. I put one upstairs in my closet. A couple of long guns, mags, handguns, etc. Everyone has a few different carry handguns for different clothing or situations. It can be a pain messing with the big safe. Good idea Colion.
You'd be better off getting a gun cabinet from say Cabella's for $200. For $2000 you can buy an actual safe with fire protection and more than 14 Guage walls.
@8brahmanas8 I have a small Winchester safe. You can spin the dial and lock it or use a key for faster access. If we go away I lock it turning the dial. I bought it at an estate sale.
As a ready safe it’s still overpriced. SecureIt makes a similar safe, just a box with a keypad. It has awesome internal organization and it’s $300-$800 depending on configuration. This is overpriced.
By the appearance of the key, the lock is a lower security disc detainer lock. Provided the rest of the safe is up to snuff, it may be possible to install a Abloy Protec or Protec 2 cylinder. To date, the Lock Picking Lawyer has not demonstrated entry into this locking system.
I paid $500 for a “26 gun” gun safe. It is also made with 14g steel like this safe but had the benefit of 45 min of fire resistance at 1400°f. There is no good reason for that safe to cost 2k and not be fire rated.
Completely agree. I got a Winchester 36 gun safe on sale for $550 and it's supposedly 45 mins at 1400 degrees. Weighs over 400lbs empty and can be bolted down.
And I doubt you can even get half that number of guns in the safe. And can it alert you that it is being tampered with? or that the temp is going up? And for it to be fire rated aka they threw in some cheap fire rated drywall on the inside, it would nearly double the size. Not everyone has the space or ability to have a large heavy safe. And its the electronic sensors and all the acessories you get that you don't get in a standard safe.
@@andrewschliewe6392 they make temperature and humidity gauges for reptiles that I could just put inside of the safe that do literally the exact same thing (alert you if temp spikes or lowers and same with humidity) for like 100 bucks bro. Why would I spend that much money? I’m not saying that the safe isn’t really cool with what it does but there’s absolutely no justification for it costing $2000.
@@andrewschliewe6392 I mean, a cheap ass baby cam (Nest or similar) on your wifi pointed at the safe will also let you know when it's being tampered with, if we're fair, and for much cheaper.
Safes can be a good idea, nothing against them, My father used do own gas stations, and in one he had a safe inside a large steel 55 gal drum- filled with concrete, He had break ins often. And the safe being in plan view in the front room, it was always a target, But rarely were the crooks ever able to move this extremely heavy safe more than a couple feet, By the time the cops arrived there would be a trail of blood, sweat & tears as the thieves cut themselves getting through the glass doors and worked their asses off to move the safe unsuccessfully. Another interesting anecdote is a friend that’s a serious gun collector, He said he kept 2 gun safes, one that was more easily penetrable, with much less expensive weaponry, so the crooks would get the easy grab & leave… And not search further to find his real gun collection. My dad in his gas station started this philosophy also, Purposely leaving a small amount, under $100 in the cash drawer, as the the thief would generally take that small amount & vacate, not searching, causing more damage & potentially finding more cash.
I have a SecureIt Agile Model 52 safe. Perfect for an apartment or upstairs. Has a keypad too. Less than half the cost of this. Although I would love this Vaultek too.
Love that you still do these review/showcase type videos. The political and headline news stuff is necessary and really important, but this type of content is a nice break away every now and again.
Liberty makes the same size gun safe that's fire rated, built stronger, has a biometric digital keyed lock, and half the price.. Plus it's run on a 9v, so it opens 2,000+ times on a single battery. So much better than the horrible battery life this one has because of the rechargeable battery it uses. Multiple people have talked about how they have to keep it plugged in because the battery life is so bad.
LPL isn't realistic though... The guy 'seems' good on UA-cam that's because he preplanns out his locking picking videos well in advance. Any puzzle is easy when you know the solution beforehand. Even his "blind" opening of packages and picking the lock inside is bogus. No popular UA-camr in their right mind would take a package home from their P.O. box location without first thoroughly opening and inspecting what's inside of it... The LPL has even said he does that for security reasons.
@@TheFlyingZulu Sure. How a lock is defeated matters much more than the fact that it was defeated. Looking at the key of the shown safe I'm not so sure that it's safe from being defeated by a bent street sweeper brush and a couple minutes of poking.
I think the best safe is a hidden one that blends into the home, like a false panel or a in-wall design with a mirror. Anything else aside from a walk-in is going to get stolen IF they have access to your home without you knowing.
A balance between hidden, secure and ease of access when needed. My understanding is these are meant for quick emergency access. Digging into a false wall safe, fumbling for a key or combo takes time.
Some of the smaller 1 to 2 Rifle Under bed safes make Great Trunk Safes as well, Using them for years, and under $600. Just anchor them to the vehicles trunk frame with locking cable etc.
This is an interesting safe. My only concerns are the remote key and biometrics. Hopefully its using a good biometrics since so many companies go with something cheap that can easily be bypassed, which I guess you could also make the argument for the keypad as well but its not as common. The remote key concerns me because so many new devices are coming out nowadays that even kids can easily buy and use one to essentially copy/mimic wireless keys. The wifi features could be a concern if it could unlock the safe but its cool that its only just used for monitoring.
As a locksmith that has sold, serviced and broken into safes, this is a high tech gun locker. I have no issues with anyone wanting this to store their firearms. It has a lot of cool features. It does fall short compared to safes in the same price range that have security not aesthetics as their main selling points. Example of standard features that are under used, small or not included are listed here-The size, number & material make up of the locking bolts. The lack of a fire rating. The lack of relockers or hardened plates. The above features are standard on safes in the $2000 price range. The capacity of 8 long guns is also very small when compared to other $2,000 gun safes with more security features. My opinion is biometric security on safes aren't as dependable as dial locks, electronic locks, push button simplex locks or keys. All of those entry methods will work if you give someone the combo if you aren't around to open the safe yourself. The simpler a the locking mechanism the more dependable the locking mechanism. Again, I think it's a good looking safe with cool features just not the best security features. Congratulations on to Colin the sponsorship and on helping design the product.
Thanks for bringing this to my attention. I am looking for a safe that I can realistically store 4 rifles (M-1 Garand, Yugo M48, Zastava M-70 and AR-15) in my apartment. Everything I have found is too large.
Look for something else. Pretty much ANYTHING else. For half the price you can get something that's actually secure. I worked for years in the safe/vault industry as a tech and salesman. I would NEVER have directed someone to a safe like this. Especially at this insane pricepoint.
“Let me start by sayin this isn’t a review. This is a sales pitch, like every one of my videos.” So surprised it’s a vaultek safe. Lol definitely the best salesman on guntube these days. I’ll stick with the Liberty Safe I’ve already got, but if I end up with more guns, how unlikely that is right smh, I’ll definitely check out these!! Appreciate the content brother. God bless~
@@harpintn And I'm sure there's an alert that your app has lost connection. But seriously, any RSC can be broken into within 5 minutes by someone who knows what they're doing. It's not a Graffunder. This is clearly not something to store your collection in, it's far too small for that anyway. It's built to enable quick access to the owner while deterring 99.9% of burglars, and for that role, it seems pretty well designed.
You can get a super nice liberty safe for $2k. It would be nice maybe for an upstairs bedroom because my state wants everything to be stored and locked up. 😜🤪😝😉
I've always liked these storage containers. It would work in small spaces and hidden away. The price is too high, though. I already have a large safe for all my stuff. About the same price range.
Colion’s just peddling for the highest bidder at this point. I mean, he has been for a while but this is gratuitous. No fire rating, no water protection. Super thin steel so you will have to bolt this thing down in a corner to limit prying access. An angle grinder will be through this thing in under 60 seconds. $2k for a box with a fancy latch. Get real.
I would prefer manually locked safe over electronic one. You never know when it is going to fail on you.... low on battery or electronically malfunction when time of need.
Colion it would be awesome if you’d make a video or review of the best pistol, rifles & shotguns that are compliant to NYC residents. It’s hard to dig through the weeds on which models of each are legal to own in NYC
Wow. I really like it. Especially they key lock with other options. You think it’d hold 4 decent long rifles. Maybe a couple AR,s and a shotgun or two with a handful of sidearms???
Hope you don't have a fire or flood.. If you do, remember you can spend 1/2 as much on a liberty safe that is stronger, has a biometrics/digital/key lock, thicker steel walls, more locking bolts on the front door, a 9v battery that's good for 5000+ door unlocking, is fire and flood rated for 1 hour, and looks exactly the same except it doesn't have a silly ATM looking button pad. And with all that saved money, you can deck the heck out of the insides with every custom feature you could want. Sorry, not sorry. But this safe is a joke for not being fire and flood rated for that price. A safe is supposed to keep things safe, and you are much more likely to have fire or water damage occur than for someone to break in and steal what's inside it. Such a sad oversight.
Honestly, I prefer the old school clickety clack spin dial safe. If I need a gun at the ready, I keep it by my side, in my purse, or under my pillow (while sleeping).
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They have the bells and whistles. But for $2,000 I'd expect it to be fireproof and waterproof, which it isn't.
yeah no fireproof and waterproof isnt worth it.
@@adam_bbing I love my Vaultek for my pistol on my bedside table and keeping it inaccessible to my kids while still giving me easy access to it, but y'all are right. 2 grand for a lock box with a few hundred dollars worth of tech on it is just insane to me.
Yeah, but the app will tell you that it's 1100° when it (and all the contents) are burning up, so that's cool.
@@afjeep2004 and not 14 gauge steel.
Exactly
For anyone with a standard dumb safe but you have a wireless home alarm system, just attach a standard window or door contact sensor to the door. It will let you know when opened and closed as well as set the alarm off when armed.
Omggg that’s a good idea!!
Genius idea, thanks brother
Pool alarms are really loud
Amazing idea 😂 🎉
Concept is amazing but $2k is a lot.
Definitely a Gucci safe for show off at posh places
Im good with amazon😂
And they're not even fire rated or waterproof.
@@bjohn8311 zoinks
The walls are thin, 14 gauge steel especially at that price.
It’s pretty but pretty useless
It's only amazing because you're a UA-camr who gets some awesome kickbacks. $2k is ridiculously high for such a small safe.
Not like he actually paid for it, he most likely got paid to pimp it.
But really we are here to watch Mr. Cool Lion No R's lips move.
Plus it's a break from his whining about some politician wanting to ban his er15
Yeah bruh this is a straight up ad.
@@lichlord9838 Well isn't that what Cool Lion does? It's 1 of either 3 things;
1. Whines about politicians
2. Plays with guns at the range
3. Pimps some product.
Try spending less than at least 1500-2000 for any safe with a half decent fire rating. A safe that doesn't have a decent fire rating is just a heavy box
@@miked.9364dude why are you here if you’re just complaining, all your comments on this channel are hateful.
Why are you using a 20 gauge shotgun to hunt deer lol use a rifle.
You really are a true fudd eh, you don’t need an ar15 to hunt deer, but a ar15 is pretty good at pest control, coyotes, hogs, things of that nature.
“All he does is whine about politicians wanting to ban his ar15” anyone who cares about the constitution and or government overreach should be complaining about government trying to ban things that people are legally allowed to own.
As far as your comment about vehicles being regulated vehicles aren’t protected by the constitution, guns are
Looks light enough to carry out with anything in it! App response: “your safe is being loaded up in the back of a pickup…goodbye”
I have learned so much information. I'm disabled in a wheelchair and I need to have protection. I live in San Antonio Texas! I picked the gun I want but I have to figure where to buy it. I plan to go to a gun range. You are a great blessing to everyone with all your information. Thank you
What did you decide on?!?
That’s really tough to hear about your disability and it’s so important to let people like Noir know the disadvantages we come across so they can advocate for our safety. I know you’ll figure it out and God Bless!
Did you decide on the Mossberg 590 Shockwave and some double aught buck shot? I could see that being really convenient for you.
Let us know, really interested to see what you decide on!
@@J.Sanchez210BxB Nagels is pretty good if you know what you want and don't have any questions, but they are completely unhelpful in my experience. All they'll do is let you hold a gun, they don't know anything about what they sell though aside from the good ol boy hunting rifles. Couldn't even tell me the difference between a M17 and an M18 and it's literally barrel length, that's it. Depending on where you live in SA, Armed in America is great, Durys is great, stay away from Adelbridge they're pretentious and WAY overpriced. I'd stay away from academys for the same general reason, lack of knowledge and overpriced. Lone star Handgun has a pretty good store albeit limited options. Personally I've found buying guns online and having them sent to my FFL to be the best option.
Mission Ridge is a great place to buy firearms and accessories. They also have a very nice indoor range with guns you can rent if you want to try out different types.
I think the lock picking lawyer might have a few things to say about how secure that safe really is.
safes like this are a joke and most gun safes are pretty bad including the handgun ones they are by far the worst
By the appearance of the key, the lock is a lower security disc detainer lock. Provided the rest of the safe is up to snuff, it may be possible to install a Abloy Protec or Protec 2 cylinder.
To date, the Lock Picking Lawyer has not demonstrated entry into this locking system.
LPL isn't realistic though... The guy 'seems' good on UA-cam that's because he preplanns out his locking picking videos well in advance. Any puzzle is easy when you know the solution beforehand. Even his "blind" opening of packages and picking the lock inside is bogus. No popular UA-camr in their right mind would take a package home from their P.O. box location without first thoroughly opening and inspecting what's inside of it... The LPL has even said he does that for security reasons.
@@TheFlyingZulu I have to agree with you
😂
My favorite vault tek feature is the paint flaking off of the buttons.
Really do enjoy this safe. Very customizable. Have had it for a little over a year, no complaints. When installing, just be mindful that the safe is incredibly door heavy and can fall on you. If you don't bolt it it to the ground, you'll want decent weight inside the safe itself if you choose to mount a rifle on the door.
KISS method is the best rule of thumb. Price is a distractor. A rolling machinist tool box works just as well. Gives a work bench, small drawers for gun tools and smaller fire arms and can be either portable or lop off the wheels and frame the entire box into an island for entertaining when not in its normal use.
Nice! 🎉
Great idea!
I got a $130 gun cabinet from Cabela's it's perfect very secure probably the same size as the one in this video and no fancy electronics just a key that works every time.
"As a criminal, I love that it can be readily carted off with a standard Home Depot dolly while you're out getting groceries." - random criminal breaking into your house while you're out getting groceries.
But seriously, can it be bolted to the floor so a random criminal can't just cart it off on a Home Depot dolly while you're out getting groceries?
Give me a drill and some anchors. I'll make it happen. 😏
That was my first thought.
Yes it can be. Bolt holes at the bottom and the back
Assuming you have a basement and know exactly where your safe is from underneath, yes.
@@dillonc7955 why do you need a basement? You can stuff it in your closet or in a corner of your room so you can access it when necessary.
I went Secureit. Not as fancy, but does what I need it to do. Keeps kids and honest people out.
I have Secureit with the added top section. I've been very happy with mine. Works flawlessly, and it ships flat in a box and isn't just a box of overpriced sheetrock. It's bolted to the floor as well as the wall, so it won't be easy to steal, plus I keep some guns at other locations in case of fire, and insurance will cover any losses. Most guns won't survive in a typical safe anyway, regardless of the supposed fireproofing they claim. My firefighter buddies will testify they have rarely seen any guns survive a housefire in any safe, so the added weight of typical safes is just a waste imo, and I've seen the doors of a Liberty safe pried open in less than 3 minutes, so a determined thief is gonna get in the safe as long as they have enough time to get the job done. I have my safe to buy me some time, as well as to keep kids and guests from unintended access to my firearms. Secureit serves my needs perfectly and i highly recommend them to anyone that asks, and I rarely recommend anything. I also had an issue with the lock mechanism on the top addition that I bought after having the bottom section for about 5 years. I emailed them and they sent a replacement lock mechanism in less than 3 days and I swapped it out in about 10 minute, so the customer service was excellent as well.
*Colion Noir drops this video*
*LITTERALLY TWO WEEKS LATER......*
"This is the Lock Picking Lawyer and I have kind of a big deal for a safe that was easy to crack, using a toothpick......"
OR...a paperclip and a TicTac.
that button seems too cheap so probably could be brute forced with a flipper zero
Wish it wasn't so expensive but I need it 😫
Why do you NEED it? 🤨
@@Wolfe-zl4ld Because it's a good safe?
@@thunderblade95 For your pistol and shot gun?
no fire/water rating is a instant no go for that price
Nah you need a browning or Liberty.
Bruh... I'm like one minute in, and you voice with the esthetics; super on point! You need to get paid for this (inadversed) ad. Well done, brotha!
Everyone needs a "ready" safe. This safe looks like my definition of a ready safe size. I put one upstairs in my closet. A couple of long guns, mags, handguns, etc. Everyone has a few different carry handguns for different clothing or situations. It can be a pain messing with the big safe. Good idea Colion.
You'd be better off getting a gun cabinet from say Cabella's for $200. For $2000 you can buy an actual safe with fire protection and more than 14 Guage walls.
Or
You can pickup a used office cabinet
From
Craigslist for $10.
@8brahmanas8 I have a small Winchester safe. You can spin the dial and lock it or use a key for faster access. If we go away I lock it turning the dial. I bought it at an estate sale.
As a ready safe it’s still overpriced. SecureIt makes a similar safe, just a box with a keypad. It has awesome internal organization and it’s $300-$800 depending on configuration. This is overpriced.
@@8brahmanas8 yessir'
Thanks!
I like the manual key access. Great to have so many options to gain access.
By the appearance of the key, the lock is a lower security disc detainer lock. Provided the rest of the safe is up to snuff, it may be possible to install a Abloy Protec or Protec 2 cylinder.
To date, the Lock Picking Lawyer has not demonstrated entry into this locking system.
You do NOT want a key override to the main locking mechanism. This safe is giftwrapping for a would be thief.
I paid $500 for a “26 gun” gun safe. It is also made with 14g steel like this safe but had the benefit of 45 min of fire resistance at 1400°f.
There is no good reason for that safe to cost 2k and not be fire rated.
Completely agree. I got a Winchester 36 gun safe on sale for $550 and it's supposedly 45 mins at 1400 degrees. Weighs over 400lbs empty and can be bolted down.
@@Panellll that’s the one I’ve got lol. Best deal I could find. My dad has the same one too.
And I doubt you can even get half that number of guns in the safe. And can it alert you that it is being tampered with? or that the temp is going up? And for it to be fire rated aka they threw in some cheap fire rated drywall on the inside, it would nearly double the size. Not everyone has the space or ability to have a large heavy safe. And its the electronic sensors and all the acessories you get that you don't get in a standard safe.
@@andrewschliewe6392 they make temperature and humidity gauges for reptiles that I could just put inside of the safe that do literally the exact same thing (alert you if temp spikes or lowers and same with humidity) for like 100 bucks bro. Why would I spend that much money? I’m not saying that the safe isn’t really cool with what it does but there’s absolutely no justification for it costing $2000.
@@andrewschliewe6392 I mean, a cheap ass baby cam (Nest or similar) on your wifi pointed at the safe will also let you know when it's being tampered with, if we're fair, and for much cheaper.
Colion is the only channel il watch till the end of the world…stay cool brother✌️✌️✌️
Who's Colion?
@@sampeeps3371 colion is the guy that no need introduction…how about you who are you?✌️✌️✌️
I just got the RS800i today and damn! it's fucking on point! I bout it directly from your website. I'll always support you!
Safes can be a good idea, nothing against them,
My father used do own gas stations, and in one he had a safe inside a large steel 55 gal drum- filled with concrete,
He had break ins often.
And the safe being in plan view in the front room, it was always a target,
But rarely were the crooks ever able to move this extremely heavy safe more than a couple feet,
By the time the cops arrived there would be a trail of blood, sweat & tears as the thieves cut themselves getting through the glass doors and worked their asses off to move the safe unsuccessfully.
Another interesting anecdote is a friend that’s a serious gun collector,
He said he kept 2 gun safes, one that was more easily penetrable, with much less expensive weaponry, so the crooks would get the easy grab & leave…
And not search further to find his real gun collection.
My dad in his gas station started this philosophy also,
Purposely leaving a small amount, under $100 in the cash drawer, as the the thief would generally take that small amount & vacate, not searching, causing more damage & potentially finding more cash.
I have a SecureIt Agile Model 52 safe. Perfect for an apartment or upstairs. Has a keypad too. Less than half the cost of this. Although I would love this Vaultek too.
My eyes are on that nice bike lol
i like how you find subtle ways to flex your house lol, safe for small spaces... opening scene has safe in big open floor plan with an epic view
Love that you still do these review/showcase type videos. The political and headline news stuff is necessary and really important, but this type of content is a nice break away every now and again.
Lol he's selling something not reviewing/showcasing.
@Orilion well yeah but its still done in a showcase kind of fashion.
Liberty makes the same size gun safe that's fire rated, built stronger, has a biometric digital keyed lock, and half the price..
Plus it's run on a 9v, so it opens 2,000+ times on a single battery. So much better than the horrible battery life this one has because of the rechargeable battery it uses. Multiple people have talked about how they have to keep it plugged in because the battery life is so bad.
I just got my RS500i love it. wish I had gotten the RS800 tho.
Orgasmic levels of tech! - A man of culture!
Very beautiful. I like the nano key that could be very simple when in a stressful situation. Which a home invasion will be.
If only there was a nano keychain option
Thanks for the option in a sea of options. I have exactly the safe I need for my needs. Love your message - you're the goat , my man.
Neat. Would like to see LPL get access to one just to see if the locks are actually locks.
LPL isn't realistic though... The guy 'seems' good on UA-cam that's because he preplanns out his locking picking videos well in advance. Any puzzle is easy when you know the solution beforehand. Even his "blind" opening of packages and picking the lock inside is bogus. No popular UA-camr in their right mind would take a package home from their P.O. box location without first thoroughly opening and inspecting what's inside of it... The LPL has even said he does that for security reasons.
@@TheFlyingZulu Sure. How a lock is defeated matters much more than the fact that it was defeated. Looking at the key of the shown safe I'm not so sure that it's safe from being defeated by a bent street sweeper brush and a couple minutes of poking.
I prefer the newer veins pattern recognition like on Maxx safes, fingerprint readers don't work as well if you are sweaty dirty have cuts ect.
I think the best safe is a hidden one that blends into the home, like a false panel or a in-wall design with a mirror. Anything else aside from a walk-in is going to get stolen IF they have access to your home without you knowing.
A balance between hidden, secure and ease of access when needed. My understanding is these are meant for quick emergency access. Digging into a false wall safe, fumbling for a key or combo takes time.
We do not all have this luxury.
Colion is such a gun nerd-dude to the extreme - love it!
I would love to see Lock Picking Lawyer try to pick this open
Some of the smaller 1 to 2 Rifle Under bed safes make Great Trunk Safes as well, Using them for years, and under $600. Just anchor them to the vehicles trunk frame with locking cable etc.
This is an interesting safe. My only concerns are the remote key and biometrics. Hopefully its using a good biometrics since so many companies go with something cheap that can easily be bypassed, which I guess you could also make the argument for the keypad as well but its not as common. The remote key concerns me because so many new devices are coming out nowadays that even kids can easily buy and use one to essentially copy/mimic wireless keys.
The wifi features could be a concern if it could unlock the safe but its cool that its only just used for monitoring.
Not 100% sure but 99% that the app can't open it
As a locksmith that has sold, serviced and broken into safes, this is a high tech gun locker. I have no issues with anyone wanting this to store their firearms. It has a lot of cool features. It does fall short compared to safes in the same price range that have security not aesthetics as their main selling points. Example of standard features that are under used, small or not included are listed here-The size, number & material make up of the locking bolts. The lack of a fire rating. The lack of relockers or hardened plates. The above features are standard on safes in the $2000 price range. The capacity of 8 long guns is also very small when compared to other $2,000 gun safes with more security features. My opinion is biometric security on safes aren't as dependable as dial locks, electronic locks, push button simplex locks or keys. All of those entry methods will work if you give someone the combo if you aren't around to open the safe yourself. The simpler a the locking mechanism the more dependable the locking mechanism. Again, I think it's a good looking safe with cool features just not the best security features.
Congratulations on to Colin the sponsorship and on helping design the product.
Thanks for bringing this to my attention. I am looking for a safe that I can realistically store 4 rifles (M-1 Garand, Yugo M48, Zastava M-70 and AR-15) in my apartment. Everything I have found is too large.
Look for something else. Pretty much ANYTHING else. For half the price you can get something that's actually secure. I worked for years in the safe/vault industry as a tech and salesman. I would NEVER have directed someone to a safe like this. Especially at this insane pricepoint.
“Let me start by sayin this isn’t a review. This is a sales pitch, like every one of my videos.” So surprised it’s a vaultek safe. Lol definitely the best salesman on guntube these days. I’ll stick with the Liberty Safe I’ve already got, but if I end up with more guns, how unlikely that is right smh, I’ll definitely check out these!! Appreciate the content brother.
God bless~
Gun safe steel must b at least 10 gage plate. 12 and 14 used by most are as thin as your car front fender.
I like the biometrics and keypad but the Hornady safe is RFID and keypad and you can get the larger size for around $1100 I think.
I bet the lock picking lawyer could open this in under 30 seconds with out tripping any alarms.
It would still send an alert to the owner's phone...
@@Stubones999 Routers are easily unplugged.
@@harpintn Could be a hidden secondary router.
@@harpintn And I'm sure there's an alert that your app has lost connection. But seriously, any RSC can be broken into within 5 minutes by someone who knows what they're doing. It's not a Graffunder. This is clearly not something to store your collection in, it's far too small for that anyway. It's built to enable quick access to the owner while deterring 99.9% of burglars, and for that role, it seems pretty well designed.
@@ACobra289 LMAO that's hilarious... and also stupid and easy to check for.
Colion’s voice when he is advertising could sell ice to eskimos
You can get a super nice liberty safe for $2k. It would be nice maybe for an upstairs bedroom because my state wants everything to be stored and locked up. 😜🤪😝😉
Thats a voter/citizen issue.
That's a wonderful safe!!!
I've always liked these storage containers. It would work in small spaces and hidden away. The price is too high, though. I already have a large safe for all my stuff. About the same price range.
Looking to get safe myself, any recommendations? Don't know if I want to pay 2k for that.
That style when u are chilling watching tv and the gun right next to ur hand just in case 💪
For when you want a safe small enough to carry away
Amazing safe. Amazing video! God bless you and god bless America!
Too bad vaultek is expensive AF
Well done for the Blade Runner 2049 mention….
Awesome fillum.
Vault-tec pretending to not be a real company by changing its name to Vaultek and making safes.
Well if they build their safes like they build their control vaults, then would be an incredibly tough design.
I wouldn't keep my cola and single 308 round anywhere else.
Next is vault 101 as a safe
Nothing says sleek like marketing stickers on the front 😎
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Very cool. If I still had kids in the house I'd consider it.
Colion’s just peddling for the highest bidder at this point. I mean, he has been for a while but this is gratuitous. No fire rating, no water protection. Super thin steel so you will have to bolt this thing down in a corner to limit prying access. An angle grinder will be through this thing in under 60 seconds. $2k for a box with a fancy latch. Get real.
This thing is a joke
It's nice that there is 4 ways to open the safe
It's nice to have so many access options. A far cry from safes of old.
WiFi means you are being watched by those who do not like you.. BAD, BAD, BAD.... TERRIBLE IDEA!!!!
Mine arrives tomorrow! 800i. Good thing I ordered it before you did this video haha
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😂 You the man Colion....and that safe looks like it doesn't need a fork lift to get it from the store and into a home....
Real nice easily transportable gun safe ya go there.
Love this safe great gift for my husband
This is why I love a safe that I played a part in the design 😂
I would prefer manually locked safe over electronic one. You never know when it is going to fail on you.... low on battery or electronically malfunction when time of need.
It is
Colion it would be awesome if you’d make a video or review of the best pistol, rifles & shotguns that are compliant to NYC residents. It’s hard to dig through the weeds on which models of each are legal to own in NYC
Wow. I really like it. Especially they key lock with other options. You think it’d hold 4 decent long rifles. Maybe a couple AR,s and a shotgun or two with a handful of sidearms???
Thank you for helping us to be better informed.
I have one of these in my bedroom closet. Love it!
Not going to lie Colin is the reason why I got this safe and I got to say I love it…
Hope you don't have a fire or flood..
If you do, remember you can spend 1/2 as much on a liberty safe that is stronger, has a biometrics/digital/key lock, thicker steel walls, more locking bolts on the front door, a 9v battery that's good for 5000+ door unlocking, is fire and flood rated for 1 hour, and looks exactly the same except it doesn't have a silly ATM looking button pad.
And with all that saved money, you can deck the heck out of the insides with every custom feature you could want.
Sorry, not sorry. But this safe is a joke for not being fire and flood rated for that price. A safe is supposed to keep things safe, and you are much more likely to have fire or water damage occur than for someone to break in and steal what's inside it. Such a sad oversight.
Yeah this thing has been on my wishlist for a long time. Maybe someday....
That bike in the background... amazing.
I’m glad we had that talk yesterday about your video release schedule 😂
Dang that’s nice I feel like I need 3 cover the house with that quick open button
Looks & sounds like a good fit.
I can’t wait until I could afford the finer things like Mr. Noir.
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Excellent video!
We appreciate all that you do!
I never knew you were that short. Nothing bad or better... Just didn't know.
I have 2.5” live lockers 10 all in all I love the concept with that one really cool man
Love this safe. Well done
I need one of those in my life!!
Its sweet. I wish more safes were modular like this
Honestly, I prefer the old school clickety clack spin dial safe. If I need a gun at the ready, I keep it by my side, in my purse, or under my pillow (while sleeping).
I have the RS500 and love it! I'll probably buy the RS800 soon since I like the new depth. Also, own several other Vaultek products which are great!
Great it comes with a built in tracking devise
I'm not a fan of electrical safes.
I like a manual combination dial.
Electrical safes seem to eventually have issues.
Love this concept and design... plus the options of possibilities
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Something for me to think about, gonna be getting my own place in a bit and i hadn't thought about gun safes yet
I trust nothing with a key lock. But it’s pretty nice for protecting your guns considering nobody ever tries to steal them.
Damn !! 1234 is my code on my safe now I'll have to change it !! thanks a lot Colion.....😳..😠..😡..😉..🤷🏻♂️..
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A safe is a must.. let’s keep America tactical, America must stay free. Long live lady Liberty. God help our world 🙏
Now that´s a sweet safe !
Hell yeah. I want one of those.
"tactical origami"
sounds like a must-have 😎
Thanks buddy appreciate all you do 👍🇺🇸
Dat MKBHD reference though! 😂