Want a gun safe you can hide in plain site?
- Thread starter ReefShark
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BenMara
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Nice
Geezer
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Wow! That was cool.
RyanEOD
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Say whatttttt . . .that was AWESOME. What do those things run? I take it only worried more about hiding and not about really secure?
John Canuck
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I thought that was greatm until I saw the price. Ouch!
thebrasilian
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Great idea but not a $650 for 24" :shock:
At that price it needs to be a vault.
At that price it needs to be a vault.
Is it just a magnetic toggle that pulls the lock or do you have to plug these things in?
edit: looks like a simple toggle given the fact that they are sliding each piece instead of just placing them. I'm thinking those lock bolts are aluminum with some sort of magnet attached at the rear.
edit: looks like a simple toggle given the fact that they are sliding each piece instead of just placing them. I'm thinking those lock bolts are aluminum with some sort of magnet attached at the rear.
ReefShark
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Yeah, I think you are right...and I know they are expensive, but you can't deny the cool factor. 
Dave29461
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If I remember correctly, the magnets are in the statues or the blocks they move to the correct spot on the mantle or shelf. Use to be able to purchase these locks from Constantine's Restorer Supply. Used them on hidden desk drawers and wall panels.
I'm seriously considering making a simplified set of these for bookshelf/bayonet storage.
I'd let mine lay flat open against the wall to display the bayonets and since they aren't high-security items I could use a simple door slide lock with a channel cut through the top of the shelf, attach it to a book and done. Slide book back to open, slide forward to re lock.
No pistons, no magnets, I'm thinking a lowes trip for:
Trim moulding
2 boards to length/width
Hinges
Sliding door locks
I'd let mine lay flat open against the wall to display the bayonets and since they aren't high-security items I could use a simple door slide lock with a channel cut through the top of the shelf, attach it to a book and done. Slide book back to open, slide forward to re lock.
No pistons, no magnets, I'm thinking a lowes trip for:
Trim moulding
2 boards to length/width
Hinges
Sliding door locks
wolfhound0023
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totally cool, might have to consider this.
bigfutz
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Where'd it go? Somebody forgot to pay their website bill!
LiveFreeorDie
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Website is down. My guess: they charged too much for a good idea, had few takers, made no profit, closed up shop.
Midnight Raver
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LiveFreeorDie said:
Also, links don't always last forever. I believe it is up to the host servers and such, much like picture links go away after a while too. Such is the vworld wide web...
wish I could have seen it too, it sounded pretty interesting! :|
