The SecureIt Agile™ Ultralight Gun Safe Overview

Interested in learning more about the SecureIt Agile™ Ultralight Gun Safe? Our CEO Tom Kubiniek breaks down everything you need to know about our ultralight, modular gun safe, and why you should consider it to properly store your firearm collection.
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[@Bsquared1972]

I’ve had one of their safes for at least 6 years, and am quite happy with it. I need another cabinet for ammo now!

[@mikesilva7563]

I found your company through carry trainer and I'm so glad I did! I currently have two of the model 47 safes placed in perfect areas of my home I just had a buddy tell me he was going to buy a big gigantic safe and quickly pulled up your guys website and explained all the reasons I learned from your company why he should go with secure it. I am super happy with your product and will be buying two more soon! Thank you for making a simple quality product that's not super expensive I try to push everyone towards your company that I know that needs a safe.

[@SecureItGunStorage]

Thanks for the support, Mike!

[@TomKubiniec-Secureit]

Hey Mike! thanks for the note! We sponsored one of Micky's S12 events and I was able to attend. I love working with him!

[@mountainrunner1118]

Just ordered a 52 and 40, can't wait to get them.

[@theodoredavidmooney5703]

Excellent video and information Tom! Thank you for all you do! SecureIt rules!!!

[@threeriversforge1997]

This is something I've written about a good bit, trying to get people to understand that a big safe is their worst option. Even with the "dinosaur" safes, you are always better off going with the smallest unit and buying two or three of them rather than getting one gigantic safe that's hard to move and impossible to hide. When you catalog your collection, you should be looking at what you use often and separating that from what you use only a few times a year. Being able to split the collection between two or more safes means you can also place the safes in closets around the home, maybe one in the bedroom and another in the office. Smaller and more manageable is what you should be aiming. You don't want your safe visible to a casual search. Security means that people don't know you own a gun, not making it blatantly obvious that there's something of value in that huge steel box with the gold pinstriping!

[@kkutube1972]

I agree, I had to pay when we moved to a new place. Now, I am having to pay for them to take it away because I had to cut it open because the combination won't take. :(

[@RJ-TRB19]

Products are made in China. You can use this material for the military because the base is already protected from unauthorized entry. Additionally, firearms are checked in and out daily, so they need quick access. Criminals don't need quick access. Lastly, a soft blanket and dolly is all the movers would need to transport a heavy safe.

[@huggieboii]

can this be bolted down?

[@SecureItGunStorage]

Yes, bottled down to the floor and also to the wall.

[@pavila195417]

I wish you SecureIt 20 and 47 was more affordable because I’ve would’ve purchased both but for $800.00+ that’s shipping and taxes I rather purchase a Liberty safe for the same price point

[@DEATHx1240]

Do they have a fire rating?

[@cloudoftime]

No.

[@AsukaLangleyS02]

A fire rating may not even end up saving your firearms.

[@DEATHx1240]

@AsukaLangleyS02 no, but if im going to store my firearms in a safe, I'd like it to at least put up a fight when it comes to a fire, you know, protect my financial investments, i store critical documents in a fire lbox, why not my firearms?

[@billywilliams1044]

I store paperwork in a box that is fire protected separately and ready to grab if I am home and have to evacuate.

[@cloudoftime]

Let's be real: this is a cabinet.

[@TomKubiniec-Secureit]

I guess the question is, when does a safe become a cabinet? When you consider modern tools and tactics our Agile is as secure as most of the commercial gun safes on the market. We make them smaller and modular to allow you to store guns in better (more tactical locations). This modular concept also allows for decentralized storage where you secure firearms in multiple location in your home. The CradleGrid system provides total flexibility in how you store and organize your guns and gear. It is really a tool, that allow you to build the safe that meets your specific needs. I hope this helps.

[@cloudoftime]

@@TomKubiniec-Secureit Well, for starters, you have both "safes" and "cabinets" listed on your website. If you're playing some definition game where you get to decide that yourself, why don't you tell me? From the mere linguistic definitions, it's something that protects from harm harm or damage, and is fireproof. The industry standards include steel thickness, fire rating, complex locking mechanisms, cost, etc. Your product satisfies the high cost requisite, so maybe that's why you want to call it a safe? The back of your "safe" is vented. What is the steel thickness? Conveniently, I cannot find that listed anywhere. What does decentralized storage have to do with it being a safe or a cabinet? I didn't ask for another sales pitch, and this doesn't substantiate your claim any further.

[@davidwrinkles6163]

How much

[@jimbobob9385]

But your charging the same price for a 100th of the amount of materials

[@powerjackson22]

how about you just not be poor

[@cloudoftime]

And no fire rating. Some UL certified safes do protect from fires. Not all fires are the same. This is an expensive cabinet.

[@cameronh5442]

That's a little baby safe with hardly any locking pins

[@cloudoftime]

It's really a cabinet.

[@PUREOWN]

Are the cabinets you make for our military also made in CHINA?

[@AsukaLangleyS02]

Probably

[@brotherbroseph1416]

It looks small. I need a safe for 60 guns

[@TomKubiniec-Secureit]

Look at my video on decentralized gun storage. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIG1nn-qhpWZbq8 Break up that collection and store them is multiple smaller safes. Guns are for more secure, safer and you can have quick access almost anywhere in your home.

[@markhoffman4587]

Light = easy to carry away..but not by me

[@TomKubiniec-Secureit]

All safes should be properly installed. (Bolted in place) once done, there are not removable. All that weight of a traditional safe doesn't really get you anything.

[@AsukaLangleyS02]

You can bolt these, and put it in your closet. Any safe you use can be broken into given enough time.

[@billywilliams1044]

It takes a bought 4 minutes to break into any safe with the right tools.

[@glockman9c]

Drywal is NOT the bulk of the weight of a good gun safe. LMAO. My 24" wide Fort Knox weighs 650 pounds, that is not from drywall.

[@AsukaLangleyS02]

It probably is LMAO Practically all marketed gun safes are just Residential Security Containers, not proper safes like jewelers and the like would use.

[@glockman9c]

@@AsukaLangleyS02 - when was the last time you picked up a sheet a drywall?

[@SLickev92]

Overpriced cabinet ! You can get a Winchester 26 gun for much less and more space and the thieves won’t be carrying it out .

[@-a-cb-l9000]

Price?

[@AsukaLangleyS02]

Nah, they'll just crack it open stupidly fast instead. Just bolt it down, you lobotomite.

[@sebastiansanchez3248]

Liar 🤥

[@Petro00D]

I don’t get this. $800 to $1000 for a storage locker. Secure, I doubt it. Give me a hammer, chisel and 15 min. And I will be in.