Shotlock for a Rifle/AK?

Tippyman · 10-10-2012, 08:41

I recently came across this: http://independencegear.blogspot.com...e-defense.html

Has anyone seen something similar to this that would fit a rifle, or in particular, an AK? I'd like to keep my AK readily accessible, buy I don't like the notion of a child or someone who broke in to my house having access to it.

Tippyman · 10-15-2012, 07:46

No one? I've found a couple that look really cool, like a patrol car quick release style, but none that cover the action. I like to keep them loaded, but even if I left one out of the chamber, I'd be paranoid someone would chamber a round and pull the trigger. Sure it might just blow a hole in the ceiling, but what if someone was looking down the barrel?!

There has to be a suitable product out there...

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the monk · 10-15-2012, 08:01

I have a trainer that has recommended them and he uses them in his house. I have no personal experience but he is not that easy to have endorse a product.

Tippyman · 10-15-2012, 09:55

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Originally Posted by the monk

I have a trainer that has recommended them and he uses them in his house. I have no personal experience but he is not that easy to have endorse a product.

It looks like a great product indeed: for shotguns. I want one for an ak.

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a_just_cause · 10-15-2012, 18:48

I have a shot lock. I like it. Costco sells it online on their website. They have a handgun storage model. I would be interested and likely to purchase an ar15 or ak model or both

mjkeat · 10-15-2012, 21:05

One of those things that would work well if you had plenty of time. If someone was entering your bedroom you'd be SOL.

Tippyman · 10-16-2012, 12:25

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Originally Posted by mjkeat

One of those things that would work well if you had plenty of time. If someone was entering your bedroom you'd be SOL.

Im willing to accept the few seconds it takes me to punch in a 4 digit code versus having the gun unsecured. Obviously the best solution is to take the gun out of the safe every day when I get home, and return it when I leave for work. However, I know I'll forget one day, and you know that guy Murphy....

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