Closet Gun Safe: Should I Store My Firearm in a Closet?– Liberty Home Concealment

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Jump to:Pros of a Closet Gun SafeCons of a Closet Gun SafeCloset Gun Safe Storage IdeasFinding the best place to keep your firearm secure but accessible is an ongoing challenge for many firearm owners. As your living situation changes (i.e., moving to a new house, having kids, etc.), you may need to reconsider where to store your firearm. You want your gun to be accessible in a self-defense situation, but you also want it to be secure to prevent unauthorized access from little ones or burglars. A typical gun storage spot for many firearm owners is the closet. Closet space has grown in importance in the American home. According to one survey, homeowners’ top pet peeve was a lack of storage space. It’s nice to have plenty of space for clothing and supplies, but is a closet gun safe the best place to store a firearm?Three Pros of a Closet Gun SafeBefore you begin rethinking your gun storage strategy, reviewing the Four Rules of Gun Safety and our article about safe gun storage here is a great idea. If you decide to keep a firearm in your closet, it’s best to put it in another secure storage option to eliminate as many potential safety concerns as possible. #1. It’s a Natural Storage SpaceYour closet is a simple, easy place to stow your firearm. Plus, when you store your firearm safe or case in your closet, you can free up some of the floor or shelf space in other rooms in your home. Depending on the closet location and size, it may be one of the most private areas where you can keep your firearm. #2. Add an Extra Layer of SecurityIf you stow a secured firearm in a closet with a door handle, you may be able to add a lock to the door for added security. A locked door can add to the effort required to access the closet, therefore adding to the effort needed to access your firearm. If you add a lock to your closet door, keeping it simple with a deadbolt system is best. A high-tech biometric or pin-entry lock on the closet with your firearm may draw a burglar