Is this one of the "Gun safe" line? Is the handle black, yellow or red/orange? Also, did everyone get keys?
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I spoke to a Tech. Rep from Plano this morning. She advised me that there is no difference between the red, yellow, or black handled versions. It's a color preference only.
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It's the all weather tactical case with a presure valve. It has a black handle two sets of keys for the two locking latches in front .
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Plano "Gun Guard" case... Black handle, two keys. The front two handles have locks built in and there are also holes drilled by each front latch for an external lock. External locks are not included...
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Its a very secure case, with 5 latches that you can release. Yes its all black with keys.
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I am not sure about the "Gun safe"...the handle is black and comes with two keys. The front two handles have integral locks and there are also holes drilled by each front latch for an external lock and/or cable lock. These external locks are not included with the case.
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I need to clarify my answer....there are three latches on the front of the case, one directly under the handle. The two outboard latches have integral locks.
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I would suggest not removing the orange tip, as much as it would make the gun look more realistic and fun. The orange tip is there to let the public and law enforcement know that it is a toy, not a real gun. My kids and I play in the back yard sometimes with low power airsoft, and I am always worried not to let anyone see me, an adult, with one without my kids around because it could be mistaken for real. All this said, kid or adult, if you EVER encounter any police while playing, on your property or not, place it on the ground immediately. Police cannot make judgement calls on whether it is a toy or real, they have to protect themselves and will assume it's real even with the orange tip. Place it on the ground, then talk and abide by what they say. They are toys but you can hurt someone and you don't want to give people a reason to create problems for you.
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I'm not sure what gauge it is but it is thin. Keep in mind this is not a safe it's a cabinet. It is a very nice cabinet to lock your guns and ammo away to keep from anyone easily getting to them. In terms of burglary, it will probably stump the common grab and go thief but yes I believe a determined person could bust it open in 10 or 15 mins with a pry bar. It's still a really nice product for what it is, a cabinet not a safe.
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No, it does not come with orange tip, it's black but I would not recommend this gun to ANYONE.
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I received five caps in a single box. I use them in both my glock and my xd and have no issues with jamming. The only time I had an issue is when I had an extractor fail.
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Any safe can be broken into. Banging it your first didn't work for me. It does what it's supposed to do for the price. Prescription meds, guns, ammo, jewelry. Number of times people come here and ask for combination it must work pretty well. :-)
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M.T. Pawketts, not sure what your skill level is, so if this response is way too basic or wordy for you, I apologize. Hopefully, I won't confuse the issue any more than it already is, but, here goes. First, here is my understanding of how to determine LH or RH: IF, WHEN STANDING ON THE EXTERIOR SIDE OF THE DOOR, FACING YOUR HOUSE, THE DOOR HANDLE IS ON THE LEFT, HINGES ARE ON THE RIGHT, AND THE DOOR PUSHES IN, IT IS A RH DOOR. In my case, I have a right-hand door. Therefore, AS THE HARDWARE IS SHOWN IN THE PICTURE, THE SMALLER LEVERED HANDLE ON THE RIGHT shows the handle pointing to the right, which is EXACTLY OPPOSITE OF THE SET I BOUGHT FOR MY RIGHT-HAND DOOR. The smaller levered handle should actually point TOWARD THE DOOR'S HINGES, and not hang over the doorframe moulding, of course. AS PICTURED, THE HARDWARE WOULD BE FOR A LH DOOR! By the way, I have had the Schlage digital keypad locks on all three of my exterior doors - front, side, and back doors - for a good long while now, and they have operated flawlessly, with batteries seeming to last forever. They are ruggedly constructed, look great, and are precision made, as compared to others out there. They were well worth what I paid for them. I hope this helped. Good luck with your purchase and installation! wbc
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The black handle is aluminum and the Orange grips is reinforced fiberglass. Hope this helps.
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Red rubber handle and red release button on the black latches. Same key as full size rifle case as well, so you don't need to keep up with different keys.
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Remington produced both one with a black barrel and one with a chrome barrel, using the same UPC code. I have one of each and will list mine separately, with a note as to color.
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The handle does NOT have a lock function at all...only the deadbolt locks as is typical with most door locks of this type/style. The handle (thumb latch and/or lever) are essentially what is commonly referred to as a "Passage" set which means they are always open and do not have any locking capability. The deadbolt is the means by which you lock your door with this hardware. And if you are concerned that you only have one lock instead of two, don't be...the one deadbolt lock is enough and it is built like a tank! My wife and I absolutely love the one we have. Keyless entry is awesome!
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Yes. With alloy handle. Very durable, won't scratch your pistol. And it's very dependable. I own four .
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It is red, however, it doesn't allow you to hold the trigger down and shoot a nail on impact of the head. It only allows a trigger pull each time. I rarely use it. I ended up getting a Ridgid driver which has a switch which allows you to do either one.
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Mine is. This was a limited edition knife and every handle, with the green and black swirl, is unique and different from the other handles of this knife. The green and black is the only color theme. Its a good looking knife and very efficient as an EDC knife.
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Of what you can touch, 95% is metal. It is heavy. The most obvious exceptions are the grips (plastic, not wood). The barrel tip is also plastic (orange). Other than that, its all real "steal".
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So I'm a stickler for holding onto receipts and warranties, and I have looked through everything and cannot find either!! I did find the box it was shipped in and the box the knive came in and they say nothing. The knive also comes in an "Altoid" style tin and that says: CRKT RITTER RSK Mk5 on the top, and on the bottom says: Model 2380 RSK Mk5. I doubt that is very helpful, maybe you could contact them directly @ crkt.com and ask them to clarify. Sorry I couldn't answer that for you. It is a great little knife. I got it specifically because it fits in an Altoids tin for my emergency kit. Way better than a pocket knife and you can wrap the handle with paracord for some grip. Good luck So I'm a stickler for holding onto receipts and warranties, and I have looked through everything and cannot find either!! I did find the box it was shipped in and the box the knive came in and they say nothing. The knive also comes in an "Altoid" style tin and that says: CRKT RITTER RSK Mk5 on the top, and on the bottom says: Model 2380 RSK Mk5. I doubt that is very helpful, maybe you could contact them directly @ crkt.com and ask them to clarify. Sorry I couldn't answer that for you. It is a great little knife. I got it specifically because it fits in an Altoids tin for my... » Read More So I'm a stickler for holding onto receipts and warranties, and I have looked through everything and cannot find either!! I did find the box it was shipped in and the box the knive came in and they say nothing. The knive also comes in an "Altoid" style tin and that says: CRKT RITTER RSK Mk5 on the top, and on the bottom says: Model 2380 RSK Mk5. I doubt that is very helpful, maybe you could contact them directly @ crkt.com and ask them to clarify. Sorry I couldn't answer that for you. It is a great little knife. I got it specifically because it fits in an Altoids tin for my emergency kit. Way better than a pocket knife and you can wrap the handle with paracord for some grip. Good luck « Show Less
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There is a safety mechanism (the orange button on top of the handle in the image) that has to be thumbed at the same time you squeeze the trigger with your other fingers (the trigger is under the handle, and is pulled up by your fingers at the same time your thumb is holding down the safety on top). That might present a problem. Of course, you could probably find a way of taping the safety in the unlocked position so that you don't have to worry about it, but then the tool becomes, well, less safe to use.