Videos tagged with Snapsafe

This episode of Gun Talk Hunt features Gary Killingsworth discussing his exceptional luck in drawing multiple high-demand tags in Oregon for buck deer, antlerless deer (Wamit unit), and an elk spike tag. The conversation delves into draw strategies, the emotional aspect of long-term applications versus first-time success, and the practicalities of hunting in diverse terrains. Gary also shares his gear choices, including a Christensen Arms 7 PRC rifle for all hunts, and emphasizes the importance of physical conditioning and meticulous gear preparation for successful hunting expeditions.

This Gunblast.com video features Boge Quinn testing and reviewing the SnapSafe® Pistol Rack system. The review highlights the racks' versatility, sturdiness, aesthetic appeal, and cost-effectiveness. It showcases different configurations (4, 6, and 8-space) and suggests applications ranging from range use and store displays to setting up a gun vault. The video also briefly mentions or features firearms from Charter Firearms®, Magnum Research®, and Smith & Wesson®, along with services from Tyler Gun Works and Tascosa Machine & Tool.

This video discusses Liberty Safe's policy of providing passcodes to law enforcement with a warrant, contrasting it with other manufacturers like Hornady and SnapSafe that claim no digital backdoor access. The speaker argues this practice betrays customer trust and the fundamental purpose of a gun safe, highlighting the ethical and privacy implications for Second Amendment advocates.

This guide, presented by Esai Givens, details the essential steps for legally transporting a firearm via commercial airline. It emphasizes the necessity of using a locked, hard-sided case for checked baggage, proper firearm unloading procedures, and accurate declaration to airline personnel. The information is presented in a vlog-style format, offering practical advice for frequent travelers.

This YouTube video, titled "Hornady and SnapSafe 🔐", appears to be a content piece focusing on products from two distinct brands. Hornady is a well-known manufacturer of ammunition and reloading supplies. SnapSafe, on the other hand, specializes in secure storage solutions, particularly gun safes and related security products. The video likely showcases or reviews items from both companies, potentially demonstrating their features, quality, or practical applications, especially concerning firearm storage and ammunition.

This YouTube video centers on a warranty claim experience with a Hornady (SnapSafe) vault door. The creator details their interaction with the company after the vault door malfunctioned, questioning whether Hornady would honor the warranty. The video appears to be a personal review and account of customer service.

This video provides an update on a user's experience with a locked SnapSafe vault door. After being unable to open it through normal means, the user contacted SnapSafe customer support. They were advised to register the warranty online and, if necessary, to cut the safe open. The speaker plans to acquire cutting blades and proceed with opening the safe, with the expectation that SnapSafe will provide a replacement door or safe.

This video introduces new SnapSafe security products for 2022, focusing on modular solutions for firearm storage. It highlights the importance of safely securing firearms, especially for new gun owners, and emphasizes SnapSafe's aim to provide efficient, safe, and aesthetically pleasing storage options that blend into the home while offering quick access. The modular design allows for easier assembly and placement within the home.

This video showcases an extreme durability test of the SnapSafe Vault Door, featuring Jerry Miculek subjecting it to .22 LR, Tannerite, rapid-fire 5.56 NATO and .308 Winchester, .50 BMG rounds, and a flamethrower. The door, constructed with 12-gauge steel and 18 locking lugs, successfully withstands all tests, maintaining functionality and structural integrity. Jerry concludes it's a well-proven security solution for transforming any room into a safe haven.

This review evaluates several quick-access safes for rifles and shotguns, highlighting trade-offs between security, access speed, and cost. Mechanical locks like Simplex are favored for reliability over electronic or biometric options, though they can be slower. Budget options often compromise on build quality or capacity, with prices generally exceeding $400 for high-quality solutions.