Is this the current model that is being sold on the Shot Lock web site or the item in the picture? On the website the full size vault has 8 buttons.
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The one I received was the pictured model. I see they updated the style, but can't say for sure what you will get. I like it though!
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Mine is a 5 button version...never seen more...have 2 of the 1911's...great safe.
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I've had the same lock for 5 years now using the same code, and there is no signs of wear on the numbers. My code only uses 3 of the the 5 buttons, so if there was any wear, it would be pretty obvious.
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Donna, the Password Vault is the first version of the password storage device. It is no longer manufactured, at least I don't think it is. You imply that they can still be purchased so there might be some still out on the market or people who upgraded to the Password Safe, as I did, might be selling their old device. I paid the same price for the Vault years ago as I paid for the Safe earlier this year. The Password Safe is much easier to use. It's not perfect but it, as you might have read in other reviews, but it is still good once you get use to its few idiosyncratic operations. With the old Vault model data was entered similar to entering text on an old cell phone. For example, a "c" would be entered by pressing the #2 key three time, a letter "e" by pressing the #3 key twice. Data entry is much easier with the Safe's QWERTY keyboard. The Safe also has a search function, not available with the Vault, that is helpful when you have a lot of passwords and/or PINs. An idiosyncrasy with the search, however, is that it is case sensitive. Having worked many years in cyber security (now retired), I really like the security these devices offer. They are completely independent devices with no I/O ports. They not only store my user IDs and passwords but also ATM PINs, challenge code words, etc. Also, unlike software programs that store this information as encrypted data on your computer or multiple computers, the Safe holds the info on only one device that can easily be taken to wherever you happen to be computing. I hope this answered your question and was helpful.
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I use this mouse for gaming....buttons 4@5 are used for pistol and other weapons like machine gun.... One press for each button do not need to be held down... Am very impressed with this mouse....Remember it must be an 11 button programmable mouse....Some are only 8 button......As far as I know it is only from Amazon USA at a good price.
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Hi Brian. It has a key lock and comes with two keys. However, I DO NOT recommend you purchase this gun cabinet. The instructions are TERRIBLE. I am not a novice at assembly but this one was extreme. The directions are very vague and you will not realize you've made a mistake until it it too late to reverse the mistake. I saw a cabinet very similar to it at Academy Sports for roughly the same price. I would go there and get one already assembled.
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you can buy the "tactical vehicle handles" off the Monster Vault website for about $20 bucks.
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I will measure the ID when I get home. But the foam is hard, not memory. There are cutouts for different size pistols. Meaning it has a cutout for a stanard size then another small block on the slide for a full size slide. The top tray has two pistols and a hard plastic base. The bottom two pistol slots can come all the way out to make a storage if you choose b
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the one i got is not the upgraded model . it only has three buttons on top not four . i wish it was
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That is a photo of the older one I think. The one that I purchased through Amazon is the newer version with four rows of dials/switches. Its a great welder in case you were wondering.
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The lock is legit, i only ordered one so i don't know how many keys they have available. there is a nice steel box hidden under the book cover. i'm sure a great deal of effort would open it but as they say "keeps an honest man honest."
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There are five "buttons" and you can set the combination to be any sequence of one to all five. That's plenty for security. If you mean, "can you enter more than one combination?" the answer is no. I have had many pistol safes over the years and this is the best one I've found. I drilled and added a security cable for use in a vehicle.
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I'm not sure if these are the latest version... Does the new version have more buttons?
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There was a change after the first run a year or two ago. The first run has a heavier lock spring, clear cage, and solid liners. It's probably better for hard use, but heavier, and the lock is slower and impossible to use with one hand. The newer version with lighter lock spring, black cage and skeletonized liners is an honest improvement for edc, 1oz lighter, and can flip closed or open one handed after it breaks in. Mine was a new version, seems just about all that have been sold in the past year are the new version, the first version seems it was a fairly small run too, so while not impossible, you really aren't likely to get the early one, but that was the model for a majority of the stock photos, and spyderco didn't redo them after the change.
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When I bought mine, there was only one model. However, based upon the safe's weight in the item description, this seems to be the 14ga model.
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On the Little Giant website, go to the "What's New" section, and those are the features the Revolution model offers above and beyond this model. To recap, the Revolution is approx. 20% lighter, has a quad-lock hinge (4 pins instead of 2 in the lock), and due to the new pins, it has a new lever called a "Rock Lock", which is a push and release lock on the sides to adjust the ladder. While any sort of weight reduction is a good thing (when still rated for the same load), don't let this weight reduction fool you into thinking the original model is overly heavy. I have the 22' model, and I find it easy to move around. The quad locks are debatably useful, as I have never felt my 2 pin design was unstable or even the least bit wobbly. The redesigned release locks do sound nice however, as the original ones take a little getting used to.
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Yes, only the quick access does not work well, if you drop it even a little bit the battery loosens, i had a lot of issues with this safe, if you want Q.A. And can afford it, i would look at the Gunvault MVB500, it has a rolling finger print reader. It is roughly 175$. I would advise as strongly as i can that this safe does not have good q.a. Features. I like my gunvault a lot.
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I don't know but I just cross checked the number with another website. The same thing happens if you search for 9mm.