So Mike Baker... You are the President of GunVault correct? Aren't you like in competition with the INPRINT? Seems a little strange...
Man that really adds credibility to your video! If I was in competition with someone who had a better product than me I guess I too would buy the product, mess with it and then make a fake video of me being able to pop it open!
You should check out my video. I bought one of these things just to see if it was true. After doing what you did TWICE it did not open.
usually everyone can just buy something and automatically know how to disable it. got to love it. I wish I had the money to buy stuff like this just for test purposes.....
@nstacy333 the seals are not easily accessible. I have seen this done many times . a friend of mine bought one f these and i tried it bet him 50$ which i did win. When buying a safe always check the reviews not from their webpage but from forums and other places online.
@mjbrennan99 The point is that when 9G got the safe back, they opened it and found the safe had been tampered with. The lock mechanism is not "passive". There is a positive catch that prohibits the latch from being bounced open. However, if you rig the latch so it doesn't completely close, the catch doesn't engage, and you could make a video of the safe being bounced open.
I just ordered an Inprint due to the POS gunvault bio vault I bought at Gander Mountain in Portage, Michigan. Feel free to call them and get the safe I returned. If anyone's safe is dangerous or faulty, it's the gunvault. I installed a battery in the gunvault and it wouldn't work. When I tried to remove the battery, it was hot as hell and I needed a glove to touch it. That would have been real nice to have the battery catch on fire with my gun in it on my bed. How safe would that have been
@letsallberealistic Does it matter that the video source is from a competitor? The safe just opened itself by being dropped a few inches. Using a passive lock mechanism is not exactly secure and isn't that the point?
it should me fuckin screwed down anyway then open it
LukeAndJema 2 months ago
WOW i had no idea, hopefully the company will fit that and send you a nice thankyou
flyhigh8313x 2 months ago
So Mike Baker... You are the President of GunVault correct? Aren't you like in competition with the INPRINT? Seems a little strange...
Man that really adds credibility to your video! If I was in competition with someone who had a better product than me I guess I too would buy the product, mess with it and then make a fake video of me being able to pop it open!
You should check out my video. I bought one of these things just to see if it was true. After doing what you did TWICE it did not open.
sparkyd9079 3 months ago
Crap
goldbugger8341 3 months ago
usually everyone can just buy something and automatically know how to disable it. got to love it. I wish I had the money to buy stuff like this just for test purposes.....
jerrytodd1941 3 months ago
and this is why i buy a 1000$ GUN SAFE a real one. all i have to say if u try to open it good luck.
sebalHP 3 months ago
It isn't built to be a "safe" it is meant to keep ur gun away from little ones but still quickly accessable for protection.="gun vault"
320ares 3 months ago
I have a Barska. Best safe I've owned
PersonalGeek 3 months ago
just bolt it down
awesomemohawk 3 months ago
I see your point, the box is flawed.
Did designer intend for box to be mounted, in a way that your methods would fail?
Are there bolt holes on the bottom?
borderraven 4 months ago
Made in china
tf1977sled 6 months ago
@tf1977sled Actually they're made in the USA. They advertise that fact clearly on their website.
binyamj 5 months ago 2
show me how to open this with it bolted down and i will be impressed
cmothersele55 6 months ago
@cmothersele55 Tap the top with a hammer.
KWatson1984 6 months ago
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leirgauk 7 months ago
this has to be real cause its impossible to retape a box shut.
nstacy333 7 months ago 15
@nstacy333 the seals are not easily accessible. I have seen this done many times . a friend of mine bought one f these and i tried it bet him 50$ which i did win. When buying a safe always check the reviews not from their webpage but from forums and other places online.
GMELECTRONICS365 6 months ago
your inside with your shoes on?
badboypl3 7 months ago
@badboypl3 yeah thats pretty normal. . . most people dont take their shoes off at the door.
jimmyhoffa9 7 months ago
@mjbrennan99 The point is that when 9G got the safe back, they opened it and found the safe had been tampered with. The lock mechanism is not "passive". There is a positive catch that prohibits the latch from being bounced open. However, if you rig the latch so it doesn't completely close, the catch doesn't engage, and you could make a video of the safe being bounced open.
letsallberealistic 9 months ago
must not let my 5yr old child see this video!
losunimo88 9 months ago
I just ordered an Inprint due to the POS gunvault bio vault I bought at Gander Mountain in Portage, Michigan. Feel free to call them and get the safe I returned. If anyone's safe is dangerous or faulty, it's the gunvault. I installed a battery in the gunvault and it wouldn't work. When I tried to remove the battery, it was hot as hell and I needed a glove to touch it. That would have been real nice to have the battery catch on fire with my gun in it on my bed. How safe would that have been
s197forum 11 months ago
Does it have Pre-drilled holes to allow someone to bolt it down?
jaydenfre2413 1 year ago
This video is from Mike Baker (mike13baker), President of GunVault, and competitor with the 9G Inprint. Draw your own conclusions.
letsallberealistic 1 year ago
@letsallberealistic Does it matter that the video source is from a competitor? The safe just opened itself by being dropped a few inches. Using a passive lock mechanism is not exactly secure and isn't that the point?
mjbrennan99 9 months ago