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Question: How does this open?  Does the "outside" slide off when you turn the key?
Document: I just got it in a few minutes ago and I thought I would add some objective feedback since the description was not that great of this safe.This safe does not have the option to bolt/screw it in place. It is truly made for 100% portability. The worst feature of this safe is that the cable must be inserted into the hole in order to lock it. It is a 2 hand operation to hold the cable in place and use the other to turn the key.
This is very well made and satisfies my problem of not remembering combinations. The round key helps deter most amateur lock pickers. I am very satisfied.
It seems a lot tougher than the Nanovault, so I am pleased with it so far. Built just like The Club Personal Vault for a lot cheaper so that was a HUGE plus for me! The lock is also a round key lock instead a straight pin tumbler, so it is more pick resistant than other car safes. It may not be bulletproof, but it will stand up to the typical snatch-and-grab.
I need to make deliveries throughout the day for various clients. Sometimes I need to stow valuables, or leave some of my own personal items under lock and key in the car. This car safe (really a very solid lock-box rather than a safe) is quite adequate. I double loop the cable under the car seat, yet I have enough cable available to allow me to bring the box up to lap level to easily access the device.
Bought this safe so that I can keep my firearm securely in the car when I have to enter buildings where firearms are not allowed.I strapped it around the seat rails to secure it to the car. Granted, this is not a 100% protection, but it will definitely slow down anyone who wants to take it - good enough for me. Furthermore, it is slim enough to slide under my seat and thus keep it out of sight.Would buy it again.
my gun does not even fit in the box, i have a full size Springfield XD .40 i also have a Glock 30 and that one just barely fits in the box i have to have the magazine out so that the gun can fit in the box.
good size will fit an standard size pistol, an can mount easily. will fit neatly under a set an wont b able to b seen to easy
Will hold a single compact pistol -- my S&W; Shield fits perfectly and my Ruger SR9C with the larger magazine can be squeezed in at an angle without taking the magazine out. I bought it primarily for securing my pistol  when I have to go into a no-carry building. Also does a good job of temporarily securing your valuables in your car.The lock and case is much sturdier than the Nano-vault.Word of caution --- the edges are sharp.
While this wouldn't prevent someone with some heavy wirecutters or bolt cutters or 5 minutes from taking your stuff, it does offer way more protection than leaving it out unguarded. For the price, I think it's a great deal. Even if it just delays someone for a few minutes, that may likely prevent them from being able to rob you.My main complaint, as others have pointed out is that the top cover identifies it readily as a safe. Yeah, that's dumb. How about we lose that?
Very nice safe. Made well and is easy to use. I have one for the car and one for the house. I painted the one in the car black matt so it is hard to see when the door is locked and the windows are closed.
Answer: yes