Barska HQ900 4.33 Cubic ft Large Quick Access Tall Biometric Keypad Rifle Gun Safe, AX12752

Shipment/Packaging: The BARSKA Quick Access Biometric Rifle Safe arrived overnight if you don't count the Sunday that I ordered it on (via Amazon Prime) in a tightly packed box with styrofoam on all three corners, top, bottom and added pieces over the handle and fingerprint reader. After carefully unpacking in case I needed to return it, I found it was in perfect condition, not a single ding, dent or scratch. All the accessories and parts were accounted for and in good condition as well. Safe/Size: After removing the shelf due to the length of my guns, I was able to fit two 12-gauge shotguns, a 20-gauge shotgun and a 22-rifle in the safe comfortably. So yes, it IS a 4 gun safe. None of them have scopes or long clips, the safe doesn't really have the depth for that. The product is exactly what it's advertised as, a small, quick access cabinet grade safe that will prevent your firearms from being easily handled by those who shouldn't. The walls are thin and I can toss it on my shoulder, so yes, bolt it down and don't expect it to hold up to an extended beating. The shelf will easily hold up to the weight of several boxes of ammo on it and is held in place on two welded in brackets by a single screw on each side. The loose piece of felt in the bottom is good enough for resting the butt of guns on. Carpet on the backside of the door and around the opening is a good idea if you're worried about scratching your guns. You really shouldn't have guns in this safe that are worth so much that it's a big deal if they get a little bump or scratch though. Fingerprint Reader: The fingerprint system functions very well. The only finger that could trip it up was my pinky. Programming was easy and worked exactly as the directions instructed. I've tried unregistered fingers and it's 100% on denying access. I'd say 98% on reading approved fingerprints. Latch %26 Handle: The handle is nice and solid with a very good, solid feeling latch. The bolts throw into the frame in 3 locations, top, bottom and side. The hinges are of a decent size and do not allow the door to be lifted off of them. I'm pretty sure the bolts, hinges and latching mechanisms would hold up longer than the walls of the safe if someone were to force entry. Summary: It's a good deal, you're getting a lot for the money. If you have average grade guns that you want to keep from curious family and friends and be able to access quickly, it'll meet your needs. If you have thousands of dollars sunk into your firearms, look at something heavier with thicker walls.