Collection: Blog
How to Shoot a Byrna Launcher
Do you need a less-lethal personal defense solution to protect you and your loved ones? Attacks on the street, home invasions, and city riots have sprung up throughout the United States, including here in the Seattle area. These threats are likely why you’re looking at a Byrna launcher. You may also wonder how you shoot a Byrna launcher and what it’s like to fire one.
Can I Install My Safe on the Second Story?
Hands down, one of the most common questions we get is, “Can I install a safe on the second floor of my home?”
The short answer is yes. It’s your choice where your safe is installed. Our delivery team can and has installed safes on the second story of homes and office buildings. Your safe could also be installed on the third story, fifth story or tenth story.
Does My Business Need a Commercial Safe?
While the security needs of businesses can range widely, one thing’s consistent — you don’t want your cash, valuables, and important documents falling into the wrong hands.TL and TRTL commercial safes provide businesses the maximum in security and protection for their assets.
Should You Carry Pepper Spray?
As the Seattle-area homicide rate continues to rise and riots keep erupting in the streets, the question of how to protect yourself has become increasingly more important. While personal defense firearms offer some serious stopping power, having a non-lethal option can provide another layer of protection.
COVID-19’s Impact on the Gun Safe Supply Chain
With restaurants closing and the call for social distancing increasing, the Coronavirus (COVID-19) is having an increasingly bigger impact on the economy — and the supply chain. The following answers some of the key questions we’re hearing from customers about how COVID-19 is impacting the gun safe industry, what safes are available, and what you need to know about securing an American-made safe while supplies last.
Protect Your Liquid Gold
For much of Washington State, the coronavirus (COVID-19) is sparking fear. Lengthy discussions about the signs and symptoms abound. Mass runs on everyday supplies have left grocery store shelves bare. And according to specialists, it’s likely to get worse before it gets better.