The Tactical Traps compact shelf is a beautiful wooden shelf that hangs on a wall and also serves as covert gun storage with a quick access point in case of an emergency.
The shelf operates with a Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) locking system, which opens when a special card is held over the center of the shelf. The card sends a signal, and the RFID system unlocks, quickly lowering the bottom part of the shelf to expose one or two handguns.
The contents and configuration of the shelf, when open, is really up to the owner as the bottom part of the shelf is lined with foam that the owner cuts to fit his or her gun. The upper shelf is made with a classic look that does not lead people to believe it may also be a storage device.
We got one of the shelves in for a review to see if it worked as advertised and if it does everything Tactical Traps says it does.
Each Tactical Traps shipment comes with a number of cards programmed to open that specific shelf, and you can hide one of those near your shelf, carry it in your wallet, or whatever you choose to do.
The shelf is available in six different finishes: white, cherry, ebony, unfinished, dark walnut, and early American.
Get more information on the shelves at Tactical Traps.
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