Hornady Vehicle Rapid Safe Installation and Review
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
- Here's a quick video showing off the Hornady Rapid Vehicle Safe. How to install it and how it works.
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This safe is horrible. The airbag deflates and my safe slips forward and hits the gas pedal. With no airbag replacement available.
Just received mine today, but not too impressed. The cable is just screwed into the outside of the safe. So all a person would need is a Phillips head screwdriver. Please tell me I’m wrong. Why wouldn’t they make the cable like every other gun safe?
Also, mine keeps blinking red when fully closed and no interference. You happen to come across this? Appreciate any help you can give.
red LocTite?
What's your seat's blood pressure?
Too dang high!
Still using this safe? Any long-term use feedback?
How uncomfortable would this be on the driver's side?
“Just left it in the cup holder and locked the door”
Lol seriously? The cup holder?...
Smash & Grab. Attractive Nuisances. Nooooo
Good job Zack. I like the idea and of an in car safe but I wonder that it would just generate interest just by being so visible and especially with that green light being on although I would guess you could tape over the light so it's not so apparent.
Thanks. The lights don't stay on. My car windows are tinted and I've noticed just walking by the car you don't really see it. If you were really concerned with it you could throw a jacket or sweatshirt over it when not in your car.
Isn't that it's in the open incentive to have someone break into your car, even if it's not there? I'm seeking options for my vehicle as my workplace doesn't allow us to carry inside the facility, and - I know that I'd like whatever I've got planned to be out of plain site. Thanks for the review and telling us more!
Not to me, my windows are tinted so you'd have to really be looking to see it.
If you are really worried about it you can probably mount it in the trunk.
Question: when the safe is open, are any of the indicator lights on? i'm thinking that if the safe is empty i would be inclined to simply leave it open to (hopefully) dissuade anyone from breaking in, but I wouldn't want to run the batteries down, either.
I tested this today for you. When I opened it and flashed red for awhile but eventually turned off. I think you’d be good to go.
@@ZackCarlson - thank you for confirming that for me; much appreciated, sir!
just tint ur windows.
I need this! I need to go by shoot straight todayyyyy thanks sir!
I drive a f-150 and the console doesn’t go all the way to the dash. I’d like to find something like this that would work in my truck.
Does that inflation bulb stay attached for the duration?
how this lock box holding up?
How does this work IF you get pulled over. Thought you are supposed to have your gun and magazine in two separate locations.
All depends on the state and whether you have a CCW.
@@ZackCarlson Yeah, I saw that. In VA you can have it "secured" which is in the glove box or center console, which doesn't have to be locked. I have been looking this information up.
In Missouri you can have your gun anywhere. No rules
How big is the interior? I want to keep a full size pistol in it but ive seen in some reviews people saying that it didnt fit their gun.
I’ll have to check a full size pistol. I’ve only tested my g43 in it. It fits fine as the pistol alone but when I try to put it in the holster and then put them together in it the clip makes it too wide to close right.
Seen cable screw break so adding a u clamp drill 2 more hole and clamp the cable to case. plus never leave gun in the car over night you need going and leaving car.
Thanks for the information.
So when you get pulled over you can't open your glove box to provide your registration and insurance cards, not to mention if you reach towards your gun safe you may be shot when the RFID "accidentally" opens it. Also you can't get your gun out if your wife is in the front seat. Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't your glove box lock?
The glove box opens most of the way. The rfid is in my phone so it’s not going to open up when opening the glove box. I only use it when I get my kid from daycare, I haven’t tried with my wife in the seat.
I don't know about any other states. But in commiefornia my understanding is that the glove box even if locked does not count as a locked container for legal transportation of a firearm.
@@bobhorsewood5689 In California he is a felon if he has a loaded firearm on his person or in his vehicle. If he was a LEO, he would not have to disarm to enter his childs daycare.
Not a illegal for CCW - @@calamaridog
“What if” scenarios when your dumb is a dangerous game…
Is there a way for this to be comfortable for a left-handed person?
Besides sitting in the passenger seat? Not that I can think of because you have to cross your body.
Get a right seat drive vehicle from overseas. Some cars are pretty reasonably priced.
Are there any in-car safes that would be comfortable for someone left-handed? Just asking because it seems like no matter what safe you bought, you would still need to cross your body to reach it.
I just got my ltc and was wondering would an XD 45 fit this?
That's a good question, I've been using my G43 in it, but it doesn't fit inside the holster, I have to take it out of the holster to fit.
I have the SA XD-45 4" and it fits like a glove -- it's tight, but it sure fits...
does it adapt to mounting on the drivers side?
Yep, when screwing the safe to the mounting bracket you can just flip it around.
I bought one today. Yes, you can mount on the driver's side.
No thanks, 5:00 is just fine for me and very comfortable.
I don't see how placing the fob on the back of your phone is the optimal way of opening it. You would need to have your phone handy, so you can't open it if the phone is stuck in your pocket or you dropped it somewhere, and you can't quickly grab your gun with one hand. To me the rfid bracelet seems optimal because it's always there, you don't need to hold it with your hand, so your hand is always free to grab the gun, and you can't drop or misplace it. The only complaint I have from watching your video is that you need to press a button to turn it on before using the RFID. This seems like an unnecessary and potentially deadly time waster, I should be able to get the ID close and have it immediately open. I also think it's a bit expensive, it should be about half it's price. But thank you for doing the review so I can be a bit more informed before I decide on whether to buy it or not.
Not a full installation video
Thanks for watching.
Passenger cant move their seat, and inviting to thugs. Plus a stupid "pump" This is a terrible design
Passenger can move their seat, at least leather which I tested just slid by the air bladder. Not inviting to thugs when your windows are tinted. Stupid pump is better than drilling holes into your car. So while it may not fit your situation, it does work as intended.
But seriously, how many times does a passenger need to move their seat while driving? The most people move the seat is usually just the back-rest, which isn't even connected to the safe.
PS. the pump feature is optional, and only if you don't want to drill holes into your car, which I think is brilliant because I don't want to de-value my car and there aren't really any other safe makers that offer a similar non-drill feature from what I can see.