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We have a Sentrysafe unit reviewed by https://indoor2outdoor.com/best-gun-safe/. Keep in mind that no matter which safe you get, put the safe on a shelf in your bedroom closet so that it is in front of a wall stud and secure the safe to the stud through the holes in the back using the included bolt kit. It uses a four digit combination that you choose with a key backup in case you forget your combination or the keypad batteries die. Just keep the key in a secure location away from the safe. Replace the keypad batteries regularly and practice opening the safe even in the dark. You should be able to get into it within seconds and it will keep your firearm away from curious little ones. Be sure to receive training from a qualified firearms instructor and get to the range to maintain your proficiency at least semi-annually.

Personally, I don't use any multiple units cleaning kit - you should do your own research to know what works for you. When it comes to cleaning, Rem oil is about all I use. Tried Hoppe's for a but, which is good for really caked on stuff, but I clean my guns every time I shoot them, and remoil does just fine cleaning and lubricating. Tho I recently got some renaissance wax for rust protection on some of my blued guns. So far so good, shines them up nicely too

Generally not a good idea to put yourself on any lists or licenses when you don't have a very good reason to. Especially when that license is for something that is "legal" purely because they haven't bothered to go after it...yet. Doule that for something that may endanger your other rights. What about CBD oil? Is it allowed?

I'm also searching the best gun safe under 1000 VAULTEK VT20i is what I'm considering getting. It offers multiple ways to get opened, very secure and can be mounted or tethered. Thanks for your suggestions!