GunVault AR Vault

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posted on January 17, 2011
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From GunVault, it's an interesting way to keep an AR "safe" during travel or storage.

It's called the AR Vault, which according to the company is, "a revolutionary new way to keep an AR rifle secure. Inspired by extensive customer demand, the AR Vault is versatile, easy to use and priced to fit any budget. A must have for AR owners.This unique design fits in the magazine well and locks into place to keep the AR safe and secure at home, during travel or on the range."

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