VEVOR SS1447-ZW Rifle Safe with Fingerprint Lock: features and specs

The VEVOR SS1447-ZW is a tall steel cabinet safe designed to hold rifles and other long guns, with a smaller locker above for pistols and accessories. It combines a fingerprint reader and a digital keypad for access. This page covers the listed features, what the figures mean and what to think about before choosing a location for it.

Capacity and layout

VEVOR describes the safe as a 7 to 8 gun model. The listing says it holds up to five rifles measuring up to 48 inches, using a long gun rack that is adjustable and detachable. The upper section includes a four-gun pistol rack and three bullet cases, plus a removable shelf for other items. Exact fit depends on scopes, stocks and gun lengths, so measure your own firearms with accessories attached.

The outside measures about 14 x 14.1 x 57 in, and the safe weighs 71.9 lb (around 33 kg). It arrives fully assembled, according to VEVOR.

Fingerprint and keypad access

The lock is a biometric reader that VEVOR says opens the door in about one second and can hold up to 30 fingerprints. A digital keypad provides another way in. For power, the safe includes an external charging box, so the battery does not need to run flat before you can open it, and two emergency keys are provided as a backup. Keep the emergency keys somewhere separate from the safe and out of reach of anyone not authorised to use it.

Alarm and silent mode

The alarm sounds for 30 seconds if the wrong code is entered five times in a row, or if the safe detects a violent impact. VEVOR also lists a silent mode, which the user activates from the keypad with the sequence given in the manual, for opening the door discreetly.

Construction

The cabinet is all steel. VEVOR gives the door panel thickness as 1.8 mm and says the door has three solid 20 mm bolts to resist prying. Four pre-drilled holes in the base and six in the back allow the safe to be bolted to a floor or wall. Anchoring a tall cabinet is generally sensible, since it stops it from tipping and makes it harder to carry away. Use fixings suited to your floor or wall material.

An internal LED light switches on automatically, and the door opens to 90 degrees for access. Note that thin-gauge cabinets of this type are generally described as secure storage for keeping firearms out of unauthorised hands rather than as fire-rated or heavy-duty vault safes, and the listing gives no fire protection figure.

Responsible use

Follow all local laws and regulations on firearm storage, which vary between regions, and read the manual. Keep ammunition as your local rules require, and keep access limited to authorised adults.

What to check before you buy

• Local rules: confirm that this type of cabinet meets any storage requirements where you live.
• Fit: measure the longest firearm, including optics, against the 48 in rifle limit.
• Location: check the floor, wall and doorway for a 72 lb, 57 in tall unit, and the space needed for a 90-degree door swing.
• Anchoring: decide how you will fix it, using the pre-drilled holes.
• Power: understand how the battery and external charging box work, and keep spare batteries or a charger ready.
• Keys and codes: keep the emergency keys secure and record the master code safely.

The short version

• The VEVOR SS1447-ZW is a steel cabinet safe for 7 to 8 long guns, with a pistol rack in its upper section.
• It has a fingerprint lock for up to 30 prints, a keypad and two emergency keys.
• The alarm sounds for 30 seconds on repeated wrong codes or violent impact.
• It has a 1.8 mm door, three 20 mm bolts and pre-drilled anchoring holes.
• It suits owners who want quick-access storage and will follow local storage rules.

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