I have slider which has been great, but I added an optic to my Glock 48. It still fits but now it bangs into the top of the safe when I try to pull it straight up and out. It has to be tilted and turned. It’s a very low profile optic too (Holosun 507). Will you have a v2.0 coming out that accommodates optics as they are very common now. Perhaps the drawer opens at an angle?
Do you have a product that can accommodate a Walther PDP Compact 4-inch barrel with either a TLR-7 or TLR-1HL weapon light and an optic? If not, will the pistol fit without one/both attachments?
We do have options that will fit both the light and optic attached to the pistol. Any model of safe or LifePod where the gun lays flat will work. For example the pistol lays flat inside the Smart Station and can lay flat inside the 10,20 and VT series. It can also lay flat on the shelf or floor of the MX series safe. The LifePods are meant for secure travel storage. That pistol could fit in LifePod 2.0 for secure travel storage. In addition some pistol lights will fit in our pistol modules found inside the LifePod XR and XT cases and RS and MX safes. However each pistol light is different so it’s hard for us to assure fit with lights attached. Be sure to check the specifications section of each product before purchasing and you can double check the interior measurements. You can also find print guides here: vaulteksafe.com/support/what-fits/
Hello, thank you for commenting. We have not specifically tested out a Glock 34. However, we have stored 5" 2011 pistols with a Trijicon RMR optic and it fits comfortably. Certain pistol lights can make for a tight fit in the modules themselves. That said, in the MX you can lay pistols flat on the shelf or in the bottom if you have trouble fitting them with a light attached.
Our original draft of this video went into size specs in vivid detail, the video was unfortunately too long though. Upwards of 30 minutes. We hope you understand. Our website product pages have specific size measurements for every safe for review.
@vaulteksafe Bro your footage is slow-panning over a series of boxes. At 1:00 you throw 3 pieces of gravel on a safe. I can do that with cardboard. I'm sure your marketing graduate put forward the very best they learned in marketing school, and it's a great way to sell a car. I'm not buying a car. I am buying a box with a lock. You could flash the diagram for like, 4 different boxes in a frame with rulers that show me sizes. This is a *great* presentation. For a boardroom. It's not even the marketing guy's fault. The 30 min pitch would be really useful to customers and sounds like what they tried to do before the boss man said "but what if it were like a Mercedes ad?". I could skip through it and you could time stamp it to show me the features and dimensions of the boxes I am interested in. It sounds like that's a video that actually existed before the "agile" managers shot it down for something cool and flashy that I stopped watching a min in. It's a safe. Ideally it stays hidden and out of sight. It's not supposed to be flashy, it's supposed to be functional. You *had* a functional video. Apologize to whoever made the original video cut and upload it. Apologize to them now. "But we have the specs on the site". I'm not on your site, I'm on RUclips trying to to pick which *company* to buy from. I only came here because LPL mentioned one of your products was decent. I'm gonna go watch his other vid of picking your other product with a fork. At least that might give me a sense of scale and show off the actual specs and features. Your customers will gladly watch a 30 min T-Rex arms or Brassfacts video on a *single* product. You can indulge a few minutes extra. This is dumb and corpo and the boss needs to lay off. Let your employees do their jobs and get the fuck out of the way.
I have a S&W EZ 380, EZ 9 and Hellcat 9. Will they fit in the MX safe?
I have slider which has been great, but I added an optic to my Glock 48. It still fits but now it bangs into the top of the safe when I try to pull it straight up and out. It has to be tilted and turned. It’s a very low profile optic too (Holosun 507). Will you have a v2.0 coming out that accommodates optics as they are very common now. Perhaps the drawer opens at an angle?
Do you have a product that can accommodate a Walther PDP Compact 4-inch barrel with either a TLR-7 or TLR-1HL weapon light and an optic? If not, will the pistol fit without one/both attachments?
We do have options that will fit both the light and optic attached to the pistol. Any model of safe or LifePod where the gun lays flat will work. For example the pistol lays flat inside the Smart Station and can lay flat inside the 10,20 and VT series. It can also lay flat on the shelf or floor of the MX series safe.
The LifePods are meant for secure travel storage. That pistol could fit in LifePod 2.0 for secure travel storage.
In addition some pistol lights will fit in our pistol modules found inside the LifePod XR and XT cases and RS and MX safes. However each pistol light is different so it’s hard for us to assure fit with lights attached.
Be sure to check the specifications section of each product before purchasing and you can double check the interior measurements.
You can also find print guides here:
vaulteksafe.com/support/what-fits/
Do any of your cabinets have a fire rating?
At this time no they do not.
Better if these were mechanical as opposed to electronic. IMO.
Just got my Lifepod 2.0 w/Biometric and it is difficult to program.
I figured it out and now all is well
Can MX safe accommodate glock 34 length with light and optic mounted? They look really tight
Hello, thank you for commenting. We have not specifically tested out a Glock 34. However, we have stored 5" 2011 pistols with a Trijicon RMR optic and it fits comfortably. Certain pistol lights can make for a tight fit in the modules themselves. That said, in the MX you can lay pistols flat on the shelf or in the bottom if you have trouble fitting them with a light attached.
@@vaulteksafe Thanks for the reply. Is that with or without the tray installed?
@@ph00ny1 the 2011 we have tested fit with the tray installed.
What size life pod will accommodate a Smith and Wesson 9 mm
@@lilabintner4359 which S&W model specifically?
Buyers guide: "Each model varies in size and features" while not comparing size and features... Waste of time video.
Our original draft of this video went into size specs in vivid detail, the video was unfortunately too long though. Upwards of 30 minutes. We hope you understand. Our website product pages have specific size measurements for every safe for review.
@vaulteksafe Bro your footage is slow-panning over a series of boxes. At 1:00 you throw 3 pieces of gravel on a safe. I can do that with cardboard. I'm sure your marketing graduate put forward the very best they learned in marketing school, and it's a great way to sell a car.
I'm not buying a car. I am buying a box with a lock. You could flash the diagram for like, 4 different boxes in a frame with rulers that show me sizes.
This is a *great* presentation. For a boardroom. It's not even the marketing guy's fault. The 30 min pitch would be really useful to customers and sounds like what they tried to do before the boss man said "but what if it were like a Mercedes ad?". I could skip through it and you could time stamp it to show me the features and dimensions of the boxes I am interested in. It sounds like that's a video that actually existed before the "agile" managers shot it down for something cool and flashy that I stopped watching a min in.
It's a safe. Ideally it stays hidden and out of sight. It's not supposed to be flashy, it's supposed to be functional. You *had* a functional video. Apologize to whoever made the original video cut and upload it. Apologize to them now.
"But we have the specs on the site". I'm not on your site, I'm on RUclips trying to to pick which *company* to buy from. I only came here because LPL mentioned one of your products was decent.
I'm gonna go watch his other vid of picking your other product with a fork. At least that might give me a sense of scale and show off the actual specs and features. Your customers will gladly watch a 30 min T-Rex arms or Brassfacts video on a *single* product. You can indulge a few minutes extra.
This is dumb and corpo and the boss needs to lay off. Let your employees do their jobs and get the fuck out of the way.