SnapSafe Portable Lock Box for Guns and Valuables – Includes Lock Box, 2 Keys and Patented Security Cable – An Ideal Car Gun Safe
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Thick, pry-resistant protection for your pistol. For at home storage or traveling abroad, this SnapSafe XXL Lock Box will provide secure storage for your handgun or other valuables. It's made from thick 16-gauge steel, with a foam interior and 1,500-lb. rated steel security cable. Can be locked to any stationary object, car seat, or even the frame of your luggage. Includes two keys that are keyed alike. Thick 16-gauge steel housing is durable and pry resistant; Protective foam interior keeps your handgun from scratches; Easy- to-operate steel key lock mechanism; 1,500-lb. rated steel security cable (4 foot); Approved by the California Department of Justice for firearm storage; Includes two keys; Dimensions: 11.5"l. x 8.5"w. x 2.5"h.; Weight: 6 lbs.; Mfg. Number: 75220; Order today! SnapSafe XXL Lock Box
Brand: SnapSafe
Product Dimensions: 1.75"D x 6.5"W x 9.5"H
Lock Type: Key
Color: Black
Capacity: 1500 pounds
Material: Alloy Steel
Special Feature: Durable,Portable
Mounting Type: Freestanding
Included Components: Product
Item Weight: 3.8 pounds
Brand Name: SnapSafe
Included Components: Product
Model Number: Lockbox
UPC: 720389125247 716080061557 851529004020
Global Trade Identification Number: 20
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 2 Year Manufacturer
Number of Items: 1
Number of Packs: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Type Name: Lock Box
Manufacturer: SnapSafe
Manufacturer Part Number: Lockbox
Lock Type: Key
Additional Features: Durable,Portable
Mounting Type: Freestanding
Control Type: Key Control
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 1.75"D x 6.5"W x 9.5"H
Capacity: 1500 pounds
Item Weight: 3.8 pounds
Chamber Depth: 4 inches
Color: Black
Material Type: Alloy Steel
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Style: Large Grey- 75200
I bought the smallest size box to transport my Glock 20 on a planned flight to Florida. I have a neighbor who is a TSA agent and was able to show him this box after it arrived and he seemed to think it would be ok for that purpose (my other option was the OEM box and he frowned at it without offering much comment other than that it was iffy at best and would be difficult to lock up; he's not much of a talker). This size box holds the full size 10mm just fine with room for a spare mag (I don't plan on taking a spare mag but it should work). So pretty much any size glock should fit into the smallest box if the big G20 can fit (I'm not sure some of the long slide Glocks would fit; see pictures for how cozy the G20 is). Some of the complaints I've noted on here are worth discussing; the cable that came with it appears to be thicker than the picture here on Amazon. It's pretty heavy, well coated and the crumpet on the loop is well protected with a heavy boot as well. I think it will meet my needs just fine and don't feel I need a heavier cable. The box itself is pretty sturdy, no flex at all and the piano hinge is slightly recessed into the box which would make removing the pin on the hinge at least a bit more difficult. Inside there's 2 layers of foam. I can just barely get it closed with all the foam in it with my G20, removing 1 layer made it easier to close, and the glock still doesn't slide around once closed. The keys do indeed seem flimsy as the attach point is just plastic. I'm going to take the key to a local hardware store to see if they can make an all metal copy so the head doesn't break off. Overal very pleased with this purchase. Once I fly with it I'll come back for more comments.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2016 by Kordless
Style: Large Grey- 75200
Cheap, works great, fits most of my handguns up to and including a full-size 1911, although it won't quite fit a 4" barrel Smith & Wesson Model 66 (needs to be about 1/4" longer). I prefer this over those silly combination-lock models because I can open/close this easily in the dark, which is very handy at night when you don't want to be digging out a flashlight and making it obvious to everyone looking in your car to see you're either putting away or taking out a handgun. (Anti-gun fanatics and people with irrational fears of weapons (hoplophobes) tend to be easily freaked out by such things and may call 9-1-1 on you in such a case. Hey, it's silly, but it DOES happen.) Even if you don't carry a gun, this safe also works great for locking up valuables that you don't want to bring into a place because they might get stolen - wallets, jewelry, cell phones, etc. THIS IS NOT THEFT-PROOF. Nothing truly is. But unless a thief knows well enough in advance to bring along a tool to cut the steel cable or pry the thing open - and as long as you're smart enough to loop the cable around something sturdy - this will definitely deter and defeat 99% of thieves. I keep one key to this inside the safe itself when it's not in use, and the other stays at home in case the other gets lost or broken. Be aware that if you lose or break the key, the cost to order a replacement key from the company is more than the whole safe is even worth and it's a big hassle, so at that point you may as well just buy a new one. TOTALLY worth the purchase. I have one in each of my vehicles, and you can also mount these things in your home as affordable and compact hideaway safes for valuables and such - either use the included steel cable to loop it around something, or just bolt it right down.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2015 by David Bachman
Style: Large Grey- 75200
This is not going to stop anyone who's really intent on getting inside. But it'll slow down someone enough so that this won't be taken in a quick smash and grab robbery. It makes a good safe to keep under a car seat to hold valuables when you leave the car with a valet or something like that. Yes, a valet or someone like that could force it open, but then he'd have to explain why the safe was clearly forced open. For the valet who just has nosey fingers looking for things that aren't well hidden, this will keep your stuff safe. The cable is strong enough to keep the safe from walking away quickly. It's also thin enough to slide under a car seat easily and stay out of sight. I often go into places where I can't take my phone with me. I like knowing that if someone breaks into my car that my phone can be secured in this so I'm not completely screwed. I think it would take a minute to break the cable or lock unless someone breaks into the car with tools in hand. (But if someone's prepared to break into a lock box with tools, even a hundred dollar safe isn't going to stop them.) A smash and grab car thief is looking for loose change in the cup holder or things like that where they can get in and get away in 20-30 seconds before anyone notices they aren't supposed to be there. They typically aren't going to hang around strong arming a safe cable for a minute or more, drawing attention to themselves. I also think it would work just fine for keeping the kids in your house away from a pistol. (Especially when combined with hiding it out of reach of kids) You could bust the lock with a screwdriver and force, but not without breaking the lock and making it obvious the case had been forced open. If you are worried about a small child stumbling on the case and just being curious what's in it, it will keep them out securely and effectively. If you are worried about someone (kid or otherwise) who is willing to steal from you, you will want to get a more secure safe for a hand gun. As for sizing with a pistol, it fits a full size 1911 perfectly with room for at least 1 magazine. It's not a roomy fit, but it fits. If you're looking for the smallest secure case possible for a full size 1911, this is the one.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2016 by Obi Wan
Style: Large Grey- 75200
I understood this to be similar to the Gunvault NV200, and with the lesser cost, decided to give this one a try. When I received it, I was immediately concerned because the clamshell packaging had popped open during transit. The safe was still seated within the packaging, and I was relieved to see that there didn't appear to be any damage to the item upon a quick inspection. On the plus side, the clamshell packaging is easy to pop open without the use of a knife or scissors. I tested each of the keys it came with and the lock seemed to perform smoothly. When closed, there was no "play" with either the lock or the hinge. Taking it home, it fit my S&W M&P Shield .40 perfectly, with an extra magazine. I was worried at first that my Sig Sauer P229r .40 would not fit, due to it being a rather thick gun, but I was able to close and lock it shut easily, also with an extra magazine. I also didn't notice any peculiar smell that some others have complained about with other, similar safes. This does what it needs to do and the price doesn't make my wallet dry heave. My only concern with it is that the cable that it comes with looks to be a little on the anemic side. I haven't tried to test cut it, but I'd feel much more secure if the cable was a bit more robust. I have an old laptop security cord that I may swap the original cord with. Unless someone has any fairly heavy duty cable cutters with them, this should help prevent loss from a simple and quick vehicle smash and grab. Considering the price. there isn't much I can complain about and I'm very inclined to purchase a second one now that I've confirmed what it will fit. *Edit: Also will acommodate a Walther PPQ 4.2" w/extra magazine, Ruger SP101 4.2", or SP101 3" with extra speed strips.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2014 by EricP229
Style: Large Grey- 75200
Well, I'm impressed. It's a very solid box, nicely finished. I'm a peace office. I travel with a Glock 21, their standard .45ACP. This box is a perfect fit for the 21 and one magazine (the only one you'll have, since firearms in checked baggage may not have a magazine inserted). The 21 is 8.22 inches long overall. There was no excess play in the lock, and it would be somewhat difficult to get a pry tool into the box to pop it easily. The security cable is good, small diameter steel cable. Could be defeated by a cable cutter, but it's probably easier to break whatever part of the luggage it's attached around. Perfectly good to prevent casual theft of the smash and grab sort, like the typical cat burglar. Looks like it will last a lifetime. Comes with two keys. If your piece is much bigger than the Glock 21, get something larger. For instance, you're probably not going to get a Glock 34 comfortably in this box. (If you traveling with a 34, you probably need more lockup space for competition anyway.) It is not an overly large box, which is nice. Just big enough and not too greedy of luggage space. If is not a "TSA" lock, meaning it will not open with any of the TSA generic keys, so you may have to personally be called over to the screening area to unlock it. I actually like that, because I have to figure there are, by this time, a lot of TSA lock keys gone missing. Now, it's not a safe. Once you get something between the box halves, the lock's not going to survive. But that's not what you buy these for. It does well at its two primary jobs, complying with airline rules and deterring theft as it passes through baggage handlers possession.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2014 by Gerald C.
Style: Large Grey- 75200
For the price this lock box is a great deal. Size was perfect and fits most products. Quality felt really solid because I did drop of after removing from my trunk by accident and it held up well with only. Few scratches. The job was very easy to open with r two set of keys that it came with. Overall great product!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2025 by Scott Huy Duc Nguyen
Style: Large Grey- 75200
Just wanted to post my photos for the Shield guys out there. Fits my 9mm Shield easily, and lots of ammo. I carry the 7 rd magazine with a 5th finger extension on it, then always carry one 10-round extended magazine on my belt (Hyve Technologies "+2" magazine). This setup fits easily in the snapsafe. So that means that the gun plus extra standard 8 rd magazine fits well, of course. And the gun plus two standard 8 rd magazines all fits also - though just barely. I have not attacked this with a bolt cutter, nor tools in order to destroy it, but as anyone should know - (1) I have no doubt this could be destroyed / opened with a good screwdriver, pry bar and hammer if given enough time. But it would not be very easy. (2) sure, you could cut the cable with standard bolt cutters in 1 second. But I think you'd be a fool to buy this as your only means of protecting your firearm left in a bad neighborhood. The gun needs to be on you, concealed at all times. I only bought this for ---- to follow the law, and secure unloaded, locked in a case in the trunk while driving - for those few states where I cannot get a permit to conceal (Maryland, S. Carolina). It is not to thwart criminals, but to make the LEOs happy if I'm pulled over, and keep me out of jail. ----- perhaps rarely to lightly secure in the car in the event that I am absolutely forced to leave my weapon in the car because some location prohibits concealed weapons and scans for them. But that might be twice a year, in places where there is a perceived zero risk of theft anyway, and I'm only trying to avoid a hassle in the "gun free" area. -----I think this safe would be fine to prevent small children from access, in your home. But I have two biometric safes that are muche heavier, for that purpose, and to allow me faster access if needed for emergencies. Bottom line : if you have a shield, this is a good light safe for you, not really to deter theft, but for children or automobile travel concerns.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2018 by Bugman
Style: Large Grey- 75200
This is my second box of this type. My first box was by Gunvault. This is nearly identical to the keyed product by Gunvault (I would guess both are manufactured by the same company), however, this is made of 16 gauge steel which is thicker than the Gunvault's 18 gauge steel; although I can't tell the difference in the steel thickness visually , this does feel a little heavier. It is also cheaper in price. I love these boxes. I actually loop the cable around the internal frame of my suitcase when traveling with my gun so that the box cannot be removed without taking the whole suitcase. When I do not have a gun in it, I loop the cable around the seat bracket in my truck and lock valuables in it when I am out at the beach or somewhere where I can't carry my valuables with me. My guess is that most people who break into cars don't carry cable cutters with them. I also lock my gun in it and cable the box to the seat bracket even when I go to the range - I figure if I was in an accident in my car I wouldn't want someone to grab my gun bag with the gun in it and walk off.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2016 by G34