best quick access handgun safe

[atek3]

I want to put one of my handguns in my bedside table drawer. Ideally it should have a quick-release system such as a short combination of finger presses then pop up to reveal the gun, butt first.

I bought a $199 hornady safe but it's far too big to fit.

Anyone got any ideas?

 

[CopperFouling]

Oops. Just saw that it has to fit in a drawer. Never mind.

 

[MAKster]

GunVault makes a model called the Microvault MV500 that probably fits the bill. They make an even smaller one called the Nano.
http://shop.opticsplanet.com/gunvau...plusbox-beta&gclid=CMyDvL3GtMkCFY-PHwodJPIDaw

 

[rcmodel]

Anyone got any ideas?

Screw or glue (Or better yet, both) the Hornady safe to the top of the table where it belongs anyway!!

You don't want your hand in a drawer, in a safe, fishing around for your gun when the bad guy sees what you are doing and power kicks the drawer shut on your tender finger bones!!

rc

 

[RedAlert]

Also take a look at vertical mount safes. Here is a video that describes a vertical mount safe toward the end of the video.
I have one and mounted it between the bed and the nightstand. Less visible if you have a picky spouse (I don't0 and it doesn't stand out and scream "Gun Safe." Click on the first item under Product Videos.

http://shop.opticsplanet.com/gunvau...plusbox-beta&gclid=CMyDvL3GtMkCFY-PHwodJPIDaw

Red

 

[FAS1]

Also take a look at vertical mount safes.

I like a vertical mount as well (right next to my pillow).

 

[herrwalther]

+1 for mounting it to a table and not inside a drawer. It doesn't make much sense to buy the best quick access safe you can find only to defeat the purpose and fumble opening the drawer in a panic.

That being said I took the chance and bought a Gun Box (original name I know) for Christmas 2 years ago. The only issue it has given me is the RFID tags seem to be a little fragile so I had to come up with a better method of protecting them. Other than that, it has been a pretty solid option.

https://www.thegunbox.com/