SnapSafe Portable Lock Box for Guns and Valuables, 2 Pack - Includes 2 Lock Boxes (Keyed Alike), 4 Keys and 1500 Pound Patented Security Cable - Thick 16-Gauge Steel - An Ideal Car Gun Safe

The size is perfect, large enough for any pistol I choose to carry. I could actually fit two pistols into one safe. The cable seems to be an improvement over older models, being coated with a plastic that protects from scratching or damaging the firearm or interior of the vehicle. The construction of the safe is as advertised. Nice smooth grey finish with rounded edges and corners. Nothing to scratch interior or snag on carpet. Long enough cable to hide safe and retrieve it to more easily unlocked. By purchasing the two matching safes, the included matching keys, two keys per safe will open either safe... giving you four matching keys which can be used on either safe. Perfect in function, price and security. Highly recommend. I purchased the XXL which is approx 11.5 x 9 inches outside measurements.UPDATE: I used it last night and found it to be perfect. Cable is long enough go around one side of passenger seat mounts and allow safe to slide under the seat from rear floor board and back again with lock facing driver side to be unlocked.

These lock boxes are really great. I have an older SnapSafe lock box I've used for about a year that's been pretty beat up, and after a while I started to question its integrity. I was a bit worried when I noticed these were the same brand name. That being said, all worry went out the window as soon as I opened the box these came in. These are really nice lock boxes. They're keyed identically which is really nice so you only have to keep one key on your key ring. If you're like me, the less keys the better. It comes with four keys, so you have plenty of spares/backups. I use these lock boxes in my car, hidden out of sight. The improved security wire is really nice as it doesn't stick out into the lock box, allowing you to fit more things inside it.The safes themselves are very solid. It's a very heavy and thick metal case. They both came with two extra foam inserts that can be removed or added depending on your needs - very nice touch. The design on the boxes themselves make them very difficult to pry or break into. The lock mechanism seems very sturdy. It locks smoothly, no need to use force to get the lock to turn, and seems to be very well constructed. This is a bargain as far as I'm concerned at $50 for two. I used one to secure two firearms, a Sig Sauer P226 and a Taurus PT111 G2. Both firearms fit well and did not interfere with the lock mechanism. I used the extra padding to make sure the firearms did not move around while I transported them in a car. I used the other to secure ammunition. I was able to fit two PT111 G2 magazines, one P226 magazine and three 50 round boxes of 9mm ammunition (two 50 round boxes of Perfecta, slightly smaller box, and one 50 round box of Winchester Ranger. I had to move things around a little to get the magazines out of the way of the locking latch, but it worked out really well. I did this for interstate transportation, as ammunition and firearms need to be stored separately. Normally, I fit my P226 with one magazine and a 50 round box of ammo in one box, with room for a spare magazine.I was really in the fence on these when I bought them, and was considering many other brands/options. In the end I'm glad I chose these lock boxes as they have exceeded my expectations.Would buy again if I needed more. I will probably purchase one of the XXL boxes they sell in the near future.

Case is great quality for such a low price. Great deterrent for a “smash and grab” of your gun out of your car. I would not trust it for storage overnight in a vehicle. Wrapped the cable around the base of the passenger seat rear bracket closest to driver seat. I can easily reach with my right hand to the floorboard of the passenger seat and retrieve the lock box. 3 digit combo keeps it keyless and quick access. The issue I see with negative reviews talking about getting locked out is not having the gun slide around in the case and interfering with the lock mechanism. Keep the gun away from the internal lock switch that allows you to set the combination you want and you will be fine. If you let gun/ammo/extra mag get into that switch then you will get locked out. Easy fix to permanently prevent that from EVER happening if you spend about 10 seconds looking at the switch. HINT (bend it over, or tape it in place if you plan on changing the combination multiple times.

I bought these "XL" lock boxes to keep in the car in case I need to store my firearm while out and about. I have a Glock 19 gen 4 and it fits completely perfect. It comes with 2 foam layers per side (4 total), so you can remove 1 if it feels too tight to close. I keep them in since it keeps my gun and mags tightly secured and prevent the from moving at all while closed. These boxes are nice and heavy, they feel very sturdy and definitely not cheap. Obviously someone with enough time could potentially break them open, but that's not the point. The cable it comes with feels very high quality as well. Each box comes with a cable inside.The one thing that they may have been able to do better is the keys. They feel a tiny bit light and cheap. I hope they don't break while trying to open the boxes.Overall I'd highly recommend these lockboxes. Super great value for the money.