The robustness of your storage is meaningless if criminals hold a weapon to your partner or child and say "Give us you gun safe keys" or "Open the safe."
When I renewed my firearms licence during the winter I had a discussion around security with my interviewer/vetter.
We agreed that gunsafes keep out the casual thief, the walk-in & grab what's lying about and skedaddle type of criminal.
The serious thief will either have the tools to break open your safe or weapons to threaten you or your loved ones.
This is why I oppose the registry which in criminal hands is a shopping list of weapons.
By the way the inspection of my safes consisted of opening them so he could feel the bolt heads.
He didn't check to see if there were bolts holding the safes down.
I could have just glued bolt heads the the safe walls and floor.
Bookmarks