Costco $100:

https://www.costco.com/gunvault-speedvault-sv500-quick-access-safe.product.100390759.html

I've taken up lock picking in the past year since watching these lock pick videos.  Amazing how simple and fast it is to crack most locks.  Though in reality $100 for a safe like this is a good deal and a thief would just rip the safe off the mount and crack it open at home.

I've taken up lock picking in the past year since watching these lock pick videos.  Amazing how simple and fast it is to crack most locks.  Though in reality $100 for a safe like this is a good deal and a thief would just rip the safe off the mount and crack it open at home.

All electronic handgun safes have to have a backup key for when something goes wrong. The normal thing they do is purchase the least expensive keyed lock they can. I can but that lock for about $1.50 if that tells you anything about the security/quality of the lock.

The Simplex lock's advantage extends to not having a need for a backup entry key which in almost all instances creates another access point to exploit. There are some pretty good quality keyed locks that are available like the Camlock T8 https://www.camlock.com/cylinders/cam-lock/series-T8-cam-lock that we use as a deadbolt/backup entry option and locks like Abloy https://www.abloy.com/en-US/products1/catalogue/mechanical-industrial-locks-/cam-locks/ are very good, but very few manufactures incorporate them because of the cost. The consumer has to demand better quality before it will change for the mainstream manufacturers.