Kansas City, KS -(Ammoland.com)- GunVault, the industry leader and innovator of quick-access safes, launched their new ARVault, a compact safe specific for AR rifles, at the 2016 National Sporting Good Wholesalers (NASGW) annual Expo in Kansas City, KS.
GunVault is also taking pre-orders for their new ARVault at booth 56 during the expo, which runs from October 25-28 at the Kansas City Convention Center.
Expected delivery on pre orders is set for early 2017.
GunVault’s ARVault is one of the only AR-specific compact safes that completely eliminates the requirement to purchase a large gun safe for secure weapon storage.
The ARVault is made with 16 gauge steel, has dimensions of 14″ L x 11″ W x 4″ H and weighs 10 lbs. It comes standard with GunVault’s unique No-Eyes quick-access keypad or an upgraded biometric lock, and is the only GunVault model that has a Dual Lock System; one lock on opposite corners for added anti-pry protection.
The ARVault can be wall mounted with the rifle held in place thanks to the internal strapping system,which fits most AR rifles and comes with a padded foam interior.
“As the market leader in quick-access and portable vaults, combined with the incredible popularity of the AR, the release of the ARVault is a natural addition to our lineup,” says Pete Danielson, VP Marketing and Customer Experience. “We did a considerable amount of marketing research while working closely with numerous AR rifle owners to deliver on their requests so that they can also enjoy the benefits of quick-access security as our other GunVault customers have done for over 25 years.”
About GunVault®
Since 1990, GunVault® has been the industry leader and innovator in developing quick access pistol safes and other security solutions for handguns, firearms and personal valuables. A division of Cannon Safe, Inc.®, GunVault is the leader in biometric technology, offering safes that operate with a high-strength locking mechanism that is instantly accessible with choices of keyed, touch-pad combination or biometric fingerprint technology. For more information, visit GunVault.com.
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I don’t see this product as a long-term secure storage device. Instead, it’s something I can have mounted in the closet, hidden behind clothes, for emergency use in the middle of the night. As long as my grandkids can’t see it or fire it, I’ll be satisfied. When I decide to leave the house for a prolonged vacation, I’ll lock up the gun in my gun safe bolted to the cement floor in the basement…