Active Firearm Security: Simtek DUO

Most of our best efforts at firearm security are passive.

Even legally speaking.

Every state and many municipalities have a published version of “safe storage” requirements. These can be as broadly stated as “the firearm must be stored in a manner to prevent unauthorized access” or as specific as a firearm being stored unloaded, disassembled, locked in a safe, ammunition separately locked, and so on.

Gun safes, cabinets, trigger locks, or a dead bolted door all have a shared characteristic though, they are passive security measures.

Simtek changes that.

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Keith Finch
Keith is the former Editor-in-Chief of GAT Marketing Agency, Inc. He got told there was a mountain of other things that needed doing, so he does those now and writes here when he can. editor@gatdaily.com A USMC Infantry Veteran and Small Arms and Artillery Technician, Keith covers the evolving training and technology from across the shooting industry. Teaching since 2009, he covers local concealed carry courses, intermediate and advanced rifle courses, handgun, red dot handgun, bullpups, AKs, and home defense courses for civilians, military client requests, and law enforcement client requests.