Videos tagged with Car Safe

This guide from God Family and Guns emphasizes two key strategies to prevent gun theft from vehicles. The first is to avoid advertising gun ownership through stickers or visible hunting gear. The second, and most crucial, is to invest in a vehicle safe to securely store firearms, preventing easy access for thieves. The video highlights that a vast majority of stolen guns are taken from cars due to owner negligence.

Richard, a USCCA Training Manager and certified instructor, strongly advises against storing firearms in a vehicle's glove box. He highlights risks of theft, accidental discharge during accidents, and dangerous interactions with law enforcement during traffic stops. Instead, he recommends investing in secure vehicle gun safes or car holster mounts for safe and legal firearm transport.

This guide details how to safely store a firearm in a vehicle or boat using the Hornady Alpha Elite lockbox. It emphasizes responsible gun ownership by preventing unauthorized access. The lockbox is constructed from 16-gauge steel, features a pry-resistant design, and includes a 1500 lb rated steel security cable for secure attachment to the vehicle frame. It meets TSA requirements and California DOJ childproof standards.

This YouTube Short from Guns & Tactics covers the NRA Convention 2023 in Indianapolis. The video highlights an interesting product: a headrest safe, questioning the necessity of traditional car safes. It encourages viewers to visit their website for more information and links related to the featured product and convention coverage. The description includes standard disclaimers about firearm safety and content compliance, as well as affiliate link disclosures.

This YouTube video addresses a common concern for gun owners: how to safely and securely store firearms in a vehicle. It promises to reveal the top 3 methods for car gun storage, emphasizing the prevention of stolen guns. The description also includes affiliate links for safes, holsters, and other related products, along with calls to action for channel support and merchandise.

This video provides a guide on the top 3 methods for safely and securely storing firearms in a car or truck. It addresses a common viewer request for recommendations on in-vehicle gun storage solutions, emphasizing safety and security. The description also includes various links for support, merchandise, prayer requests, and other related channels.

This Gun Talk Radio episode addresses a listener's question about the best methods for securely carrying a firearm in a vehicle. The discussion will likely explore various gun storage solutions, security considerations while driving, and options for situations where concealed carry is not permitted. The segment aims to provide practical advice and insights for responsible firearm ownership and transportation.

This YouTube video features a Q&A session covering various aspects of concealed carry and firearm ownership. Topics include dry fire practice recommendations, reviews of tactical leggings (Alexo Athena and 7/8), identifying areas to improve shooting speed (draw, push out, follow-up shots), practical advice on practicing with and using tourniquets, the transition to carrying as a habit, secure storage solutions for firearms when unable to carry (car safes), a review of the Dene Adams corset holster, details on Holosun optics and practice without them, and strategies for discussing gun ownership with those who are opposed. The video also touches on the line between paranoia and safety in self-defense preparedness.

This video reviews the Hornady Alpha Elite Vehicle Lock Box, a budget-friendly security solution for temporary storage of firearms, valuables, or sensitive items in vehicles or offices. The instructor highlights its mechanical locking mechanism, 16-gauge steel construction, and included 1500-pound tension rated cable for securing the box to anchor points. It's presented as a 'better than nothing' option for deterring opportunistic theft and buying time, especially for those who cannot carry firearms everywhere.