Hornady's DIGI-Vault Line Offers Three Compact Keypad Handgun Safes

Hornady has laid out its DIGI-Vault line of small keypad safes, three models sized for spots like a nightstand, a vehicle or a travel bag, according to a company release published by Hunting Life.

Key points

• Construction: Each vault has a 16-gauge steel housing with internal locking lugs, which Hornady says resist prying and tampering.
• Access: A programmable keypad takes a code of four to six digits, with a barrel key lock as backup. The spring-loaded door opens on the correct code, and an interior light helps in a dark room or car.
• Anchoring: Every unit ships with a security cable rated to 1,500 pounds and pre-drilled mounting holes.
• Models and prices: The original DIGI-Vault (item 95442, $139.99) holds one handgun plus small valuables. The One-Gun model (95443, $129.99) adds a removable shelf. The Two-Gun model (95440, $159.99) stands 9.56 inches tall and holds two handguns.
• Origin: Hornady, a family-owned company based in Grand Island, Nebraska, says its security products are designed, engineered and assembled in the USA.

Quick take

Hornady frames the DIGI-Vault line as real security for situations that do not call for a full-size safe. All three models share the same steel, lock and cable, so the main choice is size: the original is the slimmest at 3.8 inches tall, while the One-Gun and Two-Gun versions add height and a removable shelf.

Read the full story at Hunting Life.