Keys to Hiring a Locksmith
Published February 21, 2012 | 
If you’ve ever locked yourself out of your car or home, you know what a hassle it can be. Your first thought is to get someone to help you out of your situation. If a family member or friend can’t deliver a spare set of keys, your next call might be to a locksmith. But before you make that call, consider this: According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the nation’s consumer protection agency, some locksmiths advertising in your local telephone book may not be local at all. They may not have professional training. Read More
How to change a combination lock
Published February 13, 2012 | 
How To Change a Combination Lock
Identify the marks for opening and changing the lock. This could be an arrow, a line or a notch. Open the safe door and throw the lock bolts into the extended position. Once the combination is dialed through the change mark it will be removed.
Turn the combination knob counterclockwise until the first number has passed the change mark three times. Line up the first number with the change mark on the fourth revolution. read more
How to change your safe lock battery.
Published February 13, 2012 | 
For a low profile lock, your safe should take a 9 volt battery you should have a yellow tab hanging from the bottom of your safe lock. You are going to pull that yellow tab down and the battery chamber should come out change your battery and push it back into the base of the lock. If your lock should not have a tab hanging from it then you will need a screw driver and you will want to push the lock towards you and then pull it down. Read More
Gun Safes made in the U.S.A
Published February 1, 2012 | 
Why buy American?
Buying American made products is very important for our economy, and growth. For every $1 that the US manufactures spend, that is another $1.40 of economic activity that was created. With the purchasing of U.S.A made products we will be able to sustain our economic growth and start filling the gaps in this land slide of an economy. That is why we do Read More
What is CCTV?
Published February 1, 2012 | 
CCTV stands for Closed Circuit Television, which is the use of video cameras to transmit a signal to specific place, on the desired amount of monitors intended for only a limited number of viewers. CCTV (Closed Circuit Television) although initially developed for big banks and businesses as a means of security has greatly evolved to the point where it is simple and inexpensive to be used for everyday home and office surveillance.
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How to buy CCTV
Published January 31, 2012 | 
So now that you know what a CCTV camera is how do you invest in getting the perfect one, that will meet your specific needs for security?
Five really bad locations to hide a safe in your home:
Published January 31, 2012 | 
1. The garage, nosy neighbors will know that you have a safe and it would give more a reason to get broken into. More times than most anyone who is interested in stealing from you just has to peek in when you come and go.
How Secure is your money?
Published January 31, 2012 | 
Bad Banking
Are you feeling secure at your bank?
More now than ever before people are pulling out from the banking system and putting their money and belongings into a safe. The people are scared to trust in banks In fact, federal officials have already shut down 81 U.S. banks this year, which is about double the number that were shut down at this time last year.
So just how bad is the banking system crisis?
Pistols and Hand Gun Safes
Published January 3, 2012 | 
If you own a pistol or small gun and you don’t have a small safe or lock box for it yet we put together some great tips and ideas to get you off to the right start.
Even though it seems like safe buying is tricky and confusing it is actually quite simple. When looking for a safe think about how much is what you’re putting into it worth, such
Children and gun safety.
Published December 28, 2011 | 
Gun accidents kill 500 kids under the age of 12 each year.
7,000 violent crimes are committed in the U.S. by juveniles using unsecured guns found in their homes…
Reporting Identity Theft.
Published December 12, 2011 | 
Your wallet was stolen, and you’ve lost your driver’s license, credit cards, ATM card, Social Security card, library card, and all the pictures of your kids. You’re worried about identity theft.
The road to recovery after someone steals your identity is long and winding. There are so many overwhelming steps needed to fix the damage.
What do you do now?
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Identity Theft Protection
Published December 5, 2011 | 
Every three seconds someone’s identity gets stolen, that means an estimated 9 million Americans will fall victim to identity theft this year. It takes only three things for someone to become you, Name, Birth date, and Social Security number. Identity theft does not just affect your money it affects your good name. When someone becomes your clone all of a sudden you have new furniture, clothes, and cars, homes, all that you pay for but nothing you will ever see. Even scarier if a thief were to steal your health insurance you may all of a sudden be a different blood type and then it becomes dangerous.
Biometric Safe
Published December 1, 2011 | 
What are Biometric Safes?
Biometric safes are secure places that are protected by using biometric technology to prevent unauthorized access to help protect important documents, jewelry and small home weapons. Read More
Smart Safety tips
Published November 18, 2011 | 
1. Home Security
During the holidays, you’re likely to have guests coming and going from your home for get-togethers. Be sure all entrances and exits including doors, windows and sliding glass doors are locked before and after guests depart to help keep your family, home and valuables secure. Read More
Do I Need a Safe?
Published November 4, 2011 |
Absolutely, Yes!
When you’re thinking about buying a safe what is the first thing that comes to mind? What would I put in a safe? Where would I put it? Do I have enough valuables that I would need a safe?
A lot of people have preconceived notions that only big banks, department stores, casinos or millionaires have safes. Actually safe sales have increased 34% since august 2011, to your average home and/or home based business. Read More
