GUN SAFES
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Every year thousands of firearms are stolen from Australian homes, and most are taken because they were not stored in a proper steel gun safe. Our gun safes and gun cabinets are built to keep rifles, shotguns and ammunition locked away from children, opportunistic thieves and unlicensed hands — and to help you meet the storage conditions attached to your firearms licence.
The range covers everything from a single-rifle cabinet for a new licence holder to large multi-rifle and Category H handgun safes for serious collectors, with key, combination and electronic locking from trusted brands including CMI, Guardall, Secuguard and Dominator.
How to choose a gun safe
- Count your firearms and allow room to grow — cabinets are sold by capacity (e.g. 3, 5 or 10 rifles).
- Check your state's storage rules for your licence category before you buy; Category H (handguns) and larger collections have stricter requirements.
- Make sure the safe can be bolted down — anchoring to the floor or a wall is almost always required and always recommended.
- Consider separate, locked ammunition storage, which many states require.
Frequently asked questions
Do I legally need a gun safe in Australia?
Yes. Firearms law requires guns to be stored in a locked steel container when they are not being carried or used. The exact rating and fixing rules vary by state and by licence category, so check your state firearms registry — but a compliant steel gun safe is the baseline everywhere.
What size gun safe do I need?
Buy for the number of firearms you own plus a little room to grow. Cabinets are rated by capacity such as 3, 5 or 10 rifles; scoped rifles take more space, so size up if in doubt.
Can these gun safes be bolted down?
Yes. Our cabinets have pre-drilled holes so they can be bolted to the floor and/or wall. Anchoring is commonly a legal requirement and stops the whole safe being carried away.
Which gun safe brands do you stock?
We carry gun safes and rifle cabinets from CMI, Guardall, Secuguard and Dominator, in key, mechanical combination and electronic locking.