david8613

picked up a brand new barska model from a fellow forum member. it's a very nice unit compared to my sentry, it's bigger, flatter and wider with more space for more guns and ammo. After programing it with multiple finger angles and prints as suggested it has been flawless, everyday I try to make it fail testing it several times a day and it has not! this safe works like a charm. I like this safe very much!

i pm'ed ya ryan

big props for chris thanks dude!

pm'ed ya Chris....

yeah avoid like the plaque! you might get shot from a left handed shooter using a right handed gun!lol!

any other similar safe deals I missed this? shucks!

the only thing i would have done different is i would have a trigger for the compartment containing the keypad, someone robbing your tv might stumble on that easy and flip down the door, and see the key pad and realize there something more valuable in here. i just saw this kind of cool http://cgi.ebay.com/RD400-DocuGem-Diversion-Refrigerator-Home-Safe-Keypad-/120649201685

i have heard about some very serious problems with gunvault biometric safes, not sure if those problems have been addressed, so i started looking at alternatives like the stack-on and barska brands. anyone have experience with those? i also see that there are two types of bio scanners one is where you have glass plate where you place your finger, i heard with those you need to wipe clean the plate each time you use it as someone with the knoledge can use the print left behind on the glass and open the safe! then there is the other type that you drag your finger across a slot, i would like to know the pros and cons of these types of bio scanners.

but that's what I mean consignment would help the seller and shop make some money, but I think a seller might avoid doing it if they have to get a permit if it doesn't sell... I don't know...but it looks like it's a way the state gets more moola with pp fees...

I don't like this at all, it seems all these laws could hurt gun shops business, ogam, now this? pretty wack!

pics bro! I don't think we can wait that long for your permits, it is new jersey. :thsmiley_deadhorse:

i have seen one of those but with a biometric key lock, i wonder how reliable are those biometric systems nowadays.

link added, it's pretty cool! and safe...

I thought you are supposed to carry your original copies of your pistol permits for each gun you have with you when traveling?

I saw this on you tube got me very interested in this, seems Better than a safe that someone could find and steal... what are your thoughts?

quick update, make sure when install this you use extra long screws and make sure your screws go directly into a stud in the wall. i was praticing drills with my 12gauge and i yanked the whole dang thing out the wall! thats a dam strong magnet!

now i have a reason to work on my saiga, she does this also...

dam that is noice!

your better off playing it safe taking the extra steps, than running into an uninformed officer, just dont give them an excuse...

the evil black and the one with the wood are actually the same rifle dressed in different clothes its a saiga 7.62x39 that i brought from PK90 new, and i did the conversion all myself with help from this forum which included the pistol grip, threaded muzzle break and bullet guide so i can use real 47 mags, i even modded my own handgaurd retainer from an original. oh i refinished the the wood too! its currently in evil black but i really miss my wood, that donkey grip is underated, imo. its not an sw or ruger but she is sweet, the revolver is a taurus 617 snubbie 38special/357mag. here is a clearer pic

i thought i'd share my new aquisition a sig sauer p226r, lovin it! i know, i know no finger on trigger!!! lol! dont worry she wasnt loaded, i was practicing da/sa with snap caps... here are random pics of my other toys

you use a loader? why? anyway the first time I went to the range I had loaded mags, the range officer said that's a big no, no....

why not call njsp? they usually clear things up, very helpful in the past...

becareful doing that part, if you check one of my old threads i almost botched it, i was supposed to do it by hand but "duh" me rushing! i did it with a hand drill and the drill bit broke half way through the job but luckily the drill bit was cracked so with a tweezer and wd40 i was able to pull the little pieces out the hole. i brought another bit and finished it by hand. go slow is the mantra with metal.

yes, yes, PK90 can hook you up, got my saiga from him last year, very happy...