2aguy
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A safe designed to secure weapons, has a different level of security built into it, that's because it's a weapon that it's attempting to secure, otherwise as opposed to the Windows and doors on your home etc. The gun safe is designed with far greater thought going into it than the lock on your Windows or door's had designed into them. It's simple really, otherwise you might hide a $10.00 dollar bill from your brother in a cookie jar, but if it's a thousand dollar bill you would up the level by putting in a "safe" or rather find a super safer place if you didn't want him to steal it from you.You do realize that if you lock your doors and windows when you leave that the gun in your home is secured don't youWrong.Until you need the gun
I keep a handgun unsecured when I’m home.
When I leave home it’s either secured or comes with me.
This isn’t difficult to understand – one can be both a responsible gunowner and maintain personal security.
And poor people who want to own a gun......will be told that can't own them if they can't buy gun locks and a safe as well....right?
Again, first, they just wanted gun locks...it only made sense.....now they are pushing for gun safes.......and they will keep demanding more and more and better and better safes and increasing the penalties if you don't have one....it isn't about keeping your guns safe, it is about keeping people from making the effort to own and carry guns......
Until you realize that, you will be another useful you know what for them...