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GunVault MV500 Micro Vault Standard

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Mex $6,438.08

Mex $ 1,881 .00 Mex $1,881.00

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  • Proactive foam-lined interior
  • 20-gauge steal construction
  • Precise fittings are virtually impossible to pry open with hand tools



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Thomas
Comentado en Canadá el 2 de mayo de 2023
My personal choice, price and security in one.
Elromanp
Comentado en España el 8 de marzo de 2018
Todo perfecto, tal como esperaba, ningun problema con el envio, es el segundo que compro de esta marca, buena calidad
Manuel M
Comentado en México el 20 de julio de 2016
Excelente producto y excelente servicio. Aunque no entre debajo del asiento de conductor de mi camioneta, si entra en el del copiloto.
Vincent Woodward
Comentado en Canadá el 2 de noviembre de 2016
wish there was a heavier spring to pop the lid. I keep mine at bedside and practice opening. if your lazy with your hand and have too much pressure it relocks the lid. recently I had a strange occurance of it outright not unlatching, but after some poking at the mechanism works great. just wish the lid was more spring loaded to open.
Jill
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 9 de diciembre de 2013
We have a mechanical drawer safe with a similar "button" action, but it really takes 2 hands to operate, because when you press in your code, you must turn another lever before it will open and it's much quicker to do if you use 2 hands. I bought this because I liked the idea of only having to use one hand because once the code is correct, the top pops up a littleBUT...The battery life on this safe stinks! I open this safe about 2ce a month. About three months after I got it, all of a sudden, it wouldn't open. I called the company and told them what happened. They told me it needed a new battery. When I said I hadn't had it very long and was surprised it needed a new battery so quickly, she assured me it was not a defect and a new battery would fix the problem just fine. Now after nearly a year, I have discovered that it needs a new battery every 2-3 months! It's SO frustrating!!When storing a pistol, you want your safe to have a reasonable battery life. In an emergency, you don't want to be fumbling with a key because the battery has died. I bought a similar Stack On safe at the same time as I bought this one. I open it at least 4-5 times a week and haven't had to change the battery yet. My experience was that this safe is no good for a firearm, but it may work for seldom worn jewelry, ect. This safe will work for you if you aren't bothered by digging out a key all the time. It that's the case, you may as well spend less and get a safe with a keyed entry rather than this one.
DanAMA MCLE
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de mayo de 2011
I was initially a bit wary of purchasing this product based on some of the older reviews here on Amazon (& the obviously out-dated photos offered here - this model has a tubular key lock on the front). But after reviewing the specs & photos on the GunVault web site I ended up buying the MV500-STD from my gun dealer to secure a weapon in my bedside table. Let me tell you - it fits the bill!If you plan on carrying it around, you'll need to add a small towel to keep your items from clunking around as the padding is thick, but not enough to pin a full-size handgun & magazines in place. This unit is large enough for my Glock 17 & three 17-round magazines.While the buttons are a little "mushy" feeling as indicated in a few of the reviews here (soft rubber), I only have a mis-press infrequently, & only because I set my code to use multiple fingers simultaneously at one point - it is sometimes difficult to apply the same amount of pressure on 3 or more fingers at once while standing directly over it (think of the angle needed to type on a computer keyboard). I have not had this issue when practicing from a prone position in bed, which is my primary use for this equipment. Practice is important to ensure that you'll be able to use ANY safe at a moment's notice.This unit is easy to program virtually any combination of buttons you'd like as your combo. The option to program a simultaneous multi-button push and being able use any button more than once during a combination make this unit decently secure. A pair of tube lock keys are included in case the battery fails at some point, but the unit does have an indicator light which will blink red to indicate that a battery change is near. I've been using the same set of alkaline batteries since July of 2010 (the date of this review is 5/3/2011). The indicator light will also acknowledge button presses (by blinking green with each press), will indicate a bad combo attempt (with a red light), & the unit can also be set to beep & buzz along with the lamp - but this is, thankfully, something that can be disabled. If a bad combo is entered too many times (4 or 5, I believe) it will disable button presses for a few minutes - another time the included keys would come in handy. Plus, it will tell you if someone has attempted to gain access with a bad combo (think children). Again, practice using the safe just like you should be doing with your weapon, because your life may depend on it! I use the combination multiple times a day as I move my weapon between heavier storage (when away for a while) & the GunVault.The included security cable has a plastic sleeve over it & is fairly thin, but it is anchored nicely in the unit & would require one to have a heavy cable cutter to take the safe. The unit does have pre-drilled holes in the bottom to mount it more securely. I've read other's reviews saying they thought they could crack it open with a screwdriver or whatnot, but I notice none of them say they've been able to do it! Heavy gauge steel & decent construction make this an item to have when you need to secure your weapon (or valuables) for the short-term.While a heavier safe is a must when leaving the house for a day, this unit is great for storing a weapon while you're in the home or nearby. I trust the GunVault MV500-STD to do it's job, & I plan on purchasing another one soon (this time, from Amazon) to secure a carry weapon in my vehicle as needed.___________________UPDATE - 2/16/2014I did follow through by buying a second MV500-STD for use in the car, and it worked well...for a while. By about the -second year- of strictly car use, accessing it nearly every day (couldn't carry at work, so it was used it at least twice a day during the work week), one of the buttons started intermittently not responding (light wouldn't flash to acknowledge a press). I thought this might be due to the batteries running down so I upgraded to lithium AA cells - but the button kept getting worse. After bringing it inside for a while and working with it, I determined that the second button from the left was failing. I reprogrammed the code to not use this one and it works as well as before, but this has given me pause regarding electronic locks.If I do need to purchase another safe like this, I will go strictly mechanical but with a key back up as I'd rather carry a key than worry about momentary lapses of not remembering a code. The second unit with its three working buttons still works well, even in the harsh cold of the Minnesota winters, and the lithium AA cells that I put in during 2012 are still working.CAVEAT: The original safe that this review was based is still in use in my home and still works fine - it has had a good amount of use and I did upgrade the batteries to lithium AA cells when I did so for my vehicle unit. Again, I do keep a key available to me as a backup, but I still trust this unit to serve its purpose.*Some may ask why I'd trust something like this with such an important safety-related duty - Even before I purchased my first firearm in 2010, I thoroughly researched and considered as many aspects of this journey as I could fathom before stepping in. The keyed backup was an important requirement for the safes, and the emergency access process was thought out considerably well. I have backup defensive measures in place to help in situations where I may not be able to open a particular safe quickly.--I would offer that, barring a reasonably redundant defensive plan or if you have the particularly important task of ensuring that children cannot gain unauthorized access to your firearms, you may wish to defer to a solidly built mechanical safe for your security needs.--
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