Videos tagged with Mechanical Safe

This guide outlines a practical home defense nightstand setup as demonstrated by former CIA Officer Jason Hanson. It emphasizes reliability and accessibility, recommending a Sig Sauer P320 X5 Legion with a Surefire light and Speer Gold Dot ammunition, stored in a Simplex mechanical safe. The setup also includes essential everyday carry items and redundant lighting, stressing the importance of a well-rehearsed plan.

This video demonstrates a rapid-fire training drill utilizing the StopBox mechanical safe and the Smith & Wesson M&P9 Carry Comp. The instructor, PewView, emphasizes building muscle memory through repetitive access drills and engaging multiple steel targets. The session includes practicing high-speed target transitions and shooting from various positions, showcasing proficient weapon manipulation and advanced recoil control techniques.

This video reviews several handheld safes, emphasizing their utility for storing firearms and accessories rather than for immediate home defense due to potential access delays. The instructor, a father of three, highlights the importance of firearm safety and accessible storage. He discusses issues with biometric safes failing under stress and recommends mechanical or simpler designs for reliable access to stored firearms, such as backup carry pieces or spare magazines.

This Q&A session from InRangeTV covers a wide range of firearms-related topics. Key discussions include optimizing bolt-action rifles for competition, the pros and cons of different tactical gear setups (plate carriers, chest rigs, battle belts), and considerations for budget night vision. The host also delves into the practicality of historical firearms, such as the 1873 Winchester and black powder revolvers, and discusses modern firearm design trends like magazine standards and reloading techniques. Practical advice is offered on advanced medical training and the effectiveness of suppressors.

This video reviews two types of portable pistol safes: battery-operated and mechanical push-button models. Jason Hansen, a former CIA officer, demonstrates how to store handguns like a Smith & Wesson Chief's Special and a Remington RP9 in these safes. He emphasizes the importance of having a backup for battery-operated safes due to potential failures and recommends mechanical safes for reliability.