Bedside quick access are for suppressed hand gun

[Trvrdgr1234]

Do any of you guys have a quick access safe set up for your bedside gun with a can? Can't seem to find anything

Or maybe you have a Diffrent system to share?

So far the only thing I've seen is the identilock but it's only for certain guns and I'd like to see other options

Thanks guys

[doubloon]

I use standard gun storage methods and keep a pair of HL Impact Sports on the nightstand.

Chances are my "guest" will not have his gun suppressed.

[BigWonton]

I use a FAS1-SBD safe for my bedside suppressed G17. It's a simplex-type mechanical lock and works well.

[Trvrdgr1234]

I use a FAS1-SBD safe for my bedside suppressed G17. It's a simplex-type mechanical lock and works well.

That looks awsome it seems to be out of stock I will check on it again later

I may just cut a hole in one for the suppressor to stick out of the side the only purpose for me is keeping my toddler out of it so I'm not worried about making it alil weaker

[Trvrdgr1234]

I use standard gun storage methods and keep a pair of HL Impact Sports on the nightstand.

Chances are my "guest" will not have his gun suppressed.

You do raise a good point appreciate it

[DKDravis]

in my country, keeping even an unloaded gun "ready for use" even in a "quick access safe" would be illegal enough to put me in jail for 12 months minimum..

In one test case, an old farmer kept his shotgun loaded in his closet beside his bed.. in spite of never having been convicted of even speeding, he had to do 12 months.

He broke two laws.. You are required to keep your guns in an approved safe, And you need a valid hunting license to posess a shotgun! So Illegal firearm, not properly stored.
= 1 year minimum sentence ..

The fact that this farmer had owned and used this particular shotgun for so long that it predated the laws making it illegal by 20 years or more did not make any difference.

-- But! We can own even un-numbered silencers if we have a legally owned hunting rifle. But the government will KNOW that you have it! You still need to have a separate permit for it... One has to wonder what the bureaucrats think they will accomplish with lawmaking like that .. Other than add to their ranks, that is ..