I was sold on these after watching the video. I already had an idea of using these cabinets on a display wall but for almost $2700 with shipping, I can buy a safe with thicker gauge walls, better door security and installed locally and build a gun wall around that.
That is true they are extremely overpriced for what you're getting. I think what they're trying to do is they think that they can charge insane prices because they worked with the military. But that doesn't give them the right to charge insane prices and criticize a industry. Also I went to Walmart and Home Depot and I found gun cabinets that bolt together for two hundred bucks a piece and they're basically the same thing as these.
Also what they don't realize is they're losing a lot of sales by charging these insane prices. These should not be more than three or four hundred dollars a piece because what they're doing is giving their competition a leg up. Because for there competition you can actually get a real gun safe while for them for the same price you get a Gucci Gun Locker basically
Exactly my thoughts which I left on another one of their videos. I like the concept due to the better organization inside the safe vs traditional safes but the lack of protection and their insane prices do not justify purchasing them. I much rather have a traditional safe for the same cost and with 10x more protection against fire/theft. What they really are is a glorified gun storage cabinet.
@@Pennsylvania550 I have 2 of these cabinets and I can say with out a doubt you can’t compare these cabinets to something at Walmart. There are extremely high quality. But will agree they are expensive.
What about switching hinges so the left cabinets hinge on the left and the right cabinets hinge on the right and the doors open out to both sides like a kitchen cabinet?
I bought the Agile 52 & 40 gun storage cabinets. I like them. A con with this system is many people now have tactical rifles (AR & AK's) with weapon lights. If those weapon lights are mounted on the side rail or on a 45 degree offset rail you will not be able to fit 6 guns in the Agile systems. If you only have one tactical rifle with a weapon light you can make it work by placing it on the end of the row of guns. I have several tactical rifles with a 45 degree mounted offset surefire weapon light. I am unable to get 6 guns in the cabinet of these type weapons. The cabinet needs to be about three inches wider to allow for storage of tactical rifles with a weapon light setup mentioned above. Many people now have a weapon light setup now-a days. Also I bought their plastic laminate small wall panels, these panels do not allow you to hang bins from the louvre tangs due to being too thick. Since it is plastic the tang is thicker for strength and you cannot hang bins or even install the gun cradles will not hang properly from the plastic laminate smaller panels. If you want extra panels you need to buy the metal ones for it to work with their advertised accessories.
I was interested in building a wall of 6 or 8 until I saw your prices. I can’t see spending more than $300 for what is essentially a gun locker. Adding accessories such as hangers and shelves at an additional cost is fine but the base price needs to come way down. It looks like a crowbar, probably one of the cheapest and most common tool to break into gun storages, would make quick work of your lockers. Unless you could demonstrate the security of your boxes, the prices are a bit too high.
Have a 52 for about 6months now working out great so glad i did not go the traditional 'safe' ..... One change i wound like to see is a backlight keypad
I really want one of these, but they're too damn expensive for a gussied up locker. An Agile 52 is over $700, a comparable size Stack On cabinet is $200. These things need to be $400 each or less.
Here's the problem....it's too expensive for regular people. I like the product and watched a couple videos then I went to your website and got annoyed at the price. I was legit interested but for the price I'm out. It's about 20-30% too expensive.
If these were about half the price you have them for they would be awesome. I can literally buy 3 52 gun gun safes from rural king for the price of this. Yea they are heavy. But this doesn't offer any more protection than they do. So doesn't seem like this is priced right. I love the idea but I'm not paying that when it's to much.
enjoy your cheap chinese rsc's you can't move with, that are filled with corrosive drywall and arsenic adhesive that you will dent and ding your guns while taking them in and out or have stored inconveniently...its not a bad product or too expensive, you don't get the purpose of the product--the value eludes you
Great to see content back. Big fan. I’ve spent quite a bit with you guys and can say the quad is the best solution bar none. Unless you have a gun room ;)
I don't like how the doors open the left-hand cabinet should open to the left side in the right-hand cabinets and open to the right side you should have a choice
Thanks for taking the time to comment. I agree with you. We are working on that. There are some challenges that we need to overcome but we are working on it
Do you guys recommend adding desiccant packets inside these safes? I just bought an Agile 52 and I’m just wanted to get everything g prepared when it arrives. Also, any word on when those door organizers will become available?
A safe is far better than these for someone who isn't moving in the next 10 years, no common thief can cut through a 7-10 gauge safe in *one minute* lol But these as a concept are perfect for many other scenarios Also the military has 24/7 security so they will never need a real safe. Someone with a heavy duty gun safe can however use these for ammo and less serious stuff such as bags and other stuff. I will be buying these and I will buy a heavy safe one day. They serve different purposes, both are still very relevant you haven't replaced heavy safes though man come on.
Mr Owens, Thank you for taking the time to comment. We are not advocating that people get rid of heavy gun safes but if you are looking to add more storage, going lighter has advantages. As far a security of a 7-10GA safe, I can cut a 12" x 12' hole in the side in well under 2 minutes with a common circular saw and any carbide plywood blade. See: ruclips.net/video/s1Ecd7Oyv3Q/видео.html - Here i cut a Liberty FB Jr. It is 11GA steel, 10 cuts the same, 7GA is just a bit slower. You will notice in the video that it takes a few seconds for me the get the saw cutting square, then it just cuts like butter. At the end of the day, Secrecy is a better security plan than steel. The Agiles allow you to locate guns in discrete and hicden locations. - See the "4 Places You Should Store Firearms In Your Home" article on our website. If you really want a heavy safe, look at our "True Safe" double walled cement composite filled safe. It's the real deal! Also - AMSEC BF Series safes are really good. Any drywall/carpet safe is basically junk.
Im sold.. and losing room in my 14 gun safe. I have 8 guns in there and can’t fit my 9th rifle. Gonna have to convince my wife now that I need a new form of storage
Great product, but way over priced. They're no different than a traditional safe, even if you move. My door comes off, which is half the weight of the safe, move to your new location, door goes back on. For less than half the price!! And I don't have, some assembly required.
. . . that awkward moment, when you're charging "gun 𝙨𝙖𝙛𝙚" prices, for a "gun 𝘤𝘢𝘣𝘪𝘯𝘦𝘵," that just has a beefed up door. I really like a lot of your other products, but these are way overpriced for what they are.
I was sold on these after watching the video. I already had an idea of using these cabinets on a display wall but for almost $2700 with shipping, I can buy a safe with thicker gauge walls, better door security and installed locally and build a gun wall around that.
That is true they are extremely overpriced for what you're getting. I think what they're trying to do is they think that they can charge insane prices because they worked with the military. But that doesn't give them the right to charge insane prices and criticize a industry. Also I went to Walmart and Home Depot and I found gun cabinets that bolt together for two hundred bucks a piece and they're basically the same thing as these.
Also what they don't realize is they're losing a lot of sales by charging these insane prices. These should not be more than three or four hundred dollars a piece because what they're doing is giving their competition a leg up. Because for there competition you can actually get a real gun safe while for them for the same price you get a Gucci Gun Locker basically
And you won't have to assemble!
Exactly my thoughts which I left on another one of their videos. I like the concept due to the better organization inside the safe vs traditional safes but the lack of protection and their insane prices do not justify purchasing them. I much rather have a traditional safe for the same cost and with 10x more protection against fire/theft. What they really are is a glorified gun storage cabinet.
@@Pennsylvania550 I have 2 of these cabinets and I can say with out a doubt you can’t compare these cabinets to something at Walmart. There are extremely high quality. But will agree they are expensive.
What about switching hinges so the left cabinets hinge on the left and the right cabinets hinge on the right and the doors open out to both sides like a kitchen cabinet?
I bought the Agile 52 & 40 gun storage cabinets. I like them. A con with this system is many people now have tactical rifles (AR & AK's) with weapon lights. If those weapon lights are mounted on the side rail or on a 45 degree offset rail you will not be able to fit 6 guns in the Agile systems. If you only have one tactical rifle with a weapon light you can make it work by placing it on the end of the row of guns. I have several tactical rifles with a 45 degree mounted offset surefire weapon light. I am unable to get 6 guns in the cabinet of these type weapons. The cabinet needs to be about three inches wider to allow for storage of tactical rifles with a weapon light setup mentioned above. Many people now have a weapon light setup now-a days. Also I bought their plastic laminate small wall panels, these panels do not allow you to hang bins from the louvre tangs due to being too thick. Since it is plastic the tang is thicker for strength and you cannot hang bins or even install the gun cradles will not hang properly from the plastic laminate smaller panels. If you want extra panels you need to buy the metal ones for it to work with their advertised accessories.
I was interested in building a wall of 6 or 8 until I saw your prices. I can’t see spending more than $300 for what is essentially a gun locker. Adding accessories such as hangers and shelves at an additional cost is fine but the base price needs to come way down. It looks like a crowbar, probably one of the cheapest and most common tool to break into gun storages, would make quick work of your lockers. Unless you could demonstrate the security of your boxes, the prices are a bit too high.
You took the words right out of my mouth! How strong are they? lets see some tests! i didnt even check the prices.
They are mil spec. As in made to the standards of the military. They are sturdy.
Dangerous One those are just to keep your kids away from the guns that all they don’t provide any security.
@@williamwinder3466 milspec just means the cheapest shit that meets standards
FriendofEddieCoyle a $ 300 will do better than this expensive locker
When you lower the price I’ll consider your product
Big time!
Yup
That's the first thing I thought
Me too
Can't wait to pickup a door organizer for my Agile 52!
Have a 52 for about 6months now working out great so glad i did not go the traditional 'safe' ..... One change i wound like to see is a backlight keypad
I really want one of these, but they're too damn expensive for a gussied up locker. An Agile 52 is over $700, a comparable size Stack On cabinet is $200. These things need to be $400 each or less.
Also a lot of the competition that they criticize charge the same price for an actual gun safe.
I'm about to buy today. I love my guns and I dont want them get corroded from gypsum board. I also just bought a new house so this caught my eye
I’d love to have one of these, but, I’d rather pay more for something NOT made in China. Bring your manufacturing to the states, and I’ll buy these.
Here's the problem....it's too expensive for regular people. I like the product and watched a couple videos then I went to your website and got annoyed at the price. I was legit interested but for the price I'm out. It's about 20-30% too expensive.
8:55 he uses the chewbacca defense. Lol
If these were about half the price you have them for they would be awesome. I can literally buy 3 52 gun gun safes from rural king for the price of this. Yea they are heavy. But this doesn't offer any more protection than they do. So doesn't seem like this is priced right. I love the idea but I'm not paying that when it's to much.
enjoy your cheap chinese rsc's you can't move with, that are filled with corrosive drywall and arsenic adhesive that you will dent and ding your guns while taking them in and out or have stored inconveniently...its not a bad product or too expensive, you don't get the purpose of the product--the value eludes you
Great to see content back. Big fan. I’ve spent quite a bit with you guys and can say the quad is the best solution bar none. Unless you have a gun room ;)
I don't like how the doors open the left-hand cabinet should open to the left side in the right-hand cabinets and open to the right side you should have a choice
Thanks for taking the time to comment. I agree with you. We are working on that. There are some challenges that we need to overcome but we are working on it
Gun safe is cool
I’m looking for a solution that can accommodate a few rifles but a lot of handguns, along with some ammo cases. I’m considering the 52.
Love the idea but the price needs cut in half ..Way too much 👎
I need this! My guns go in the safe, and are NEVER the same when they come out. I never know what they're doing in there...
Do you guys recommend adding desiccant packets inside these safes? I just bought an Agile 52 and I’m just wanted to get everything g prepared when it arrives. Also, any word on when those door organizers will become available?
would a Remington 870 or maverick 88 fit in the agile 40?
A safe is far better than these for someone who isn't moving in the next 10 years, no common thief can cut through a 7-10 gauge safe in *one minute* lol But these as a concept are perfect for many other scenarios Also the military has 24/7 security so they will never need a real safe. Someone with a heavy duty gun safe can however use these for ammo and less serious stuff such as bags and other stuff. I will be buying these and I will buy a heavy safe one day. They serve different purposes, both are still very relevant you haven't replaced heavy safes though man come on.
Very well said.
Mr Owens, Thank you for taking the time to comment. We are not advocating that people get rid of heavy gun safes but if you are looking to add more storage, going lighter has advantages. As far a security of a 7-10GA safe, I can cut a 12" x 12' hole in the side in well under 2 minutes with a common circular saw and any carbide plywood blade. See: ruclips.net/video/s1Ecd7Oyv3Q/видео.html - Here i cut a Liberty FB Jr. It is 11GA steel, 10 cuts the same, 7GA is just a bit slower. You will notice in the video that it takes a few seconds for me the get the saw cutting square, then it just cuts like butter.
At the end of the day, Secrecy is a better security plan than steel. The Agiles allow you to locate guns in discrete and hicden locations. - See the "4 Places You Should Store Firearms In Your Home" article on our website. If you really want a heavy safe, look at our "True Safe" double walled cement composite filled safe. It's the real deal! Also - AMSEC BF Series safes are really good. Any drywall/carpet safe is basically junk.
Good To Know!
Those are lockers Not a safe.
I love the idea for sure... But the price is way too high..
You can cut those safes in one a half minutes?
when are you guys selling the door organizer attachments ?
They look cool but the reason I would pick a safe is because of a fire. This are bad ass though.
Every video with this guy is the same, I want tech specs
Lower the price too expensive
Im sold.. and losing room in my 14 gun safe. I have 8 guns in there and can’t fit my 9th rifle. Gonna have to convince my wife now that I need a new form of storage
But I bet you didn't pay $2,900 for a 14 gun safe.
1ST CAV!!!!
Great product, but way over priced. They're no different than a traditional safe, even if you move. My door comes off, which is half the weight of the safe, move to your new location, door goes back on. For less than half the price!! And I don't have, some assembly required.
Too expensive for what it is
Gun safe hidden very well is still more secure than these,these are little more than a stack on tool cabinet.
Y’all need to invest in a better marketing department...
That was some terrible excuses to not buy a safe.
2 words, Tactical walls.
Look them up
Almost 3k nope nope nope 🙅🏻
Are these made in China?
. . . that awkward moment, when you're charging "gun 𝙨𝙖𝙛𝙚" prices, for a "gun 𝘤𝘢𝘣𝘪𝘯𝘦𝘵," that just has a beefed up door. I really like a lot of your other products, but these are way overpriced for what they are.