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Gun Safety Lock

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TYpe:

Universal Cable Lock

Capability

Pistsols and AR Style Firearms

Color:

Orange

Gun Safety Lock

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Protect your firearms from misuse and accidental discharges with our versatile cable lock. It fits most pistols, semi-auto handguns, shotguns, and AR-15 style rifles, and can be easily inserted through the action to render the gun unusable. Whether you want to secure your gun at home or during transport, our free cable lock provides a safe solution.

Prevents unauthorized access to a firearm
Reduces accidental discharges
Complies with legal safety requirements
Povides peace of mind

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Step 1

Ensure the firearm is unloaded: Before placing the cable lock on your firearm, it’s essential to ensure that the gun is unloaded. Check the chamber, magazine, and feed path to ensure there is no ammunition present. Make sure that the gun is pointed in a safe direction and that your fingers are not on the trigger.

Step 2

Insert the cable lock through the action of the firearm: Once you’ve confirmed that the firearm is unloaded, insert the cable lock through the action of the firearm. This means that you’ll need to insert the lock through the ejection port or loading gate, depending on the type of firearm you’re using. Be sure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions and insert the lock securely to ensure it can’t be easily removed.

Step 3

Loop the cable lock around a secure anchor point: After you’ve inserted the cable lock through the action of the firearm, loop the cable around a secure anchor point. This can be a bed frame, gun safe, or other sturdy object that can’t be easily moved or tampered with. Make sure that the anchor point is strong enough to support the weight of the firearm and that the cable is not hanging loosely.

Step 4

Tighten the lock to secure the firearm: Once the cable lock is looped around a secure anchor point, tighten the lock to secure the firearm. This will prevent the firearm from being operated and make it difficult to remove from the anchor point. Be sure to test the lock to ensure that it’s properly secured and that the firearm cannot be accessed or discharged.