Finally, A Lockbox That's Worth It || STOPBOX PRO

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The StopBox Pro is the newest iteration in the tabletop lockup market. This is an all-manual lockbox designed to restrict incidental access by children. It is not meant to replace a safe but rather it is meant to enhance safety in the home.
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@unlucky1307 36 минут назад

I have a couple of these, the added sense of security is nice. I know it won't stop a thief, or a dedicated kid who wants to figure it out, but what it will do is be enough of a physical barrier to deter a crime of opportunity, and keep whatever is stored inside out of sight so someone doesn't even know if what they're trying to mess with is worth it. It's also a nice thing to keep in a car, not for storing guns in there regularly, but to have SOMETHING a bit more secure than a non locking glove box or center console if you end up having to go somewhere that requires you to leave your firearm in your vehicle while you go inside.

@user-sk3pi1me2f 4 часа назад

That has some nice features but I can't justify paying money for a plastic lockbox with cheap, external plastic hinges. You say it's to keep the kids out and to keep honest people honest but if my daughter wanted in that she would get in it and could probably do it with a knife. Nope.... It's great idea, but the WRONG MATERIAL. If the manufacturer made it out of heavy gauge steel with a mounting bracket I would buy one, maybe two.

@unlucky1307 3 часа назад

I can say from owning two of them, a curious child could absolutely manage to get it open with a bit of time, but a knife isn't going to pry it open. It's mostly a time delay and extra step to ensure that someone can't just grab and use your gun, and a way to keep it out of sight without immediately announcing to anyone who sees the box "there's a gun in here!". Hidden metal safes are much better, but for the price the stopbox isn't bad to just keep a gun somewhat available in a drawer but a bit more secure than just sitting in there. The most important thing for safety I've seen in regards to family members is teaching children to respect firearms and one another's property. I've never once caught any of the kids trying to get into even dresser drawers, let alone a safe or any gun cases.

@ryanallen6836 7 минут назад

I picked up two of these a couple months back for my EDC guns. Quick access without being accessible to my small children.

@Cyotis Час назад

I have some of those! I enjoy them and their chamber lock.

@chrisrinehart4008 3 часа назад

I have been looking at one of these to replace my current electronic lock box which as of a couple of weeks ago has had one of the buttons stop functioning. At this point I wont trust electronics for my bedside gun.

@matthewbeaver5026 4 часа назад

Nothing wrong just layin on the counter/nightstand. Then again. It would be hard for the german shepard to get his paws on it. In any kind of useful way 😂

@urnaighean_shamhach 4 часа назад

Unless you have the hybrid GS with thumbs!😮

@svbarryduckworth628 3 часа назад

I wonder how many of the founding era gunowners had gun safes or lockboxes for their firearms?

@Martin42944 24 минуты назад

Lock picking lawyer did a video on this. 6 combinations will open it. Might as well just put a sticky note on it saying “don’t touch” Gives a false sense of security that is likely to do more harm.

@ameritus9041 14 минут назад

Lpl is one of the few sources I will actually take lock purchasing advice from.

@Uberragen21 2 часа назад

If they make it in metal, this may be a viable option for me. Plastic is a no-go for me with curious children. Also, my government overlords won't "approve" it as an authorized "required" 2A lock box. - from behind enemy lines in CA