What the heck does he mean, "Sorry about the beard". I have one, admittedly it looks better than his, and I will never apologize for it. He could apologize for his products.
While I do not believe that this would be a solution for the storage of most firearms, it does not appear that the company intended it to be. I think that this could be a solution for placing firearms strategically around the house in a covert manner.
I like the idea, and I will purchase one if the price point makes sense.
Not that hard to build if you got carpenter skills, the 14.5" is the distance between standard wall studs,might check into fabricating some for the HD shotty and AR in strategic tactical locations.
Instead of sliders should just have a note "In Case Of Emergency Break Glass"
Just saw these things via Personal And Home Defense Magazine's website. I've gotta say - if it wasn't for having kids, I'd have one or more of these installed already.
It's a pretty decent idea, but I wouldn't be surprised if the cost is reasonable + one zero added to the end. I saw some neat furniture with hidden compartments once, when I checked the pricing I about keeled over dead!
A burglar would probably find the storage behind the mirror pretty fast but it could be a lifesaver during a home invasion!
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