Homak has been in the business of selling quality home gun safe products for over fifty seven years now. They make everything from the hand gun safe to trigger locks, they’ve got floor safes and wall safes and big gun cabinets too. They make quality safes and they’ve got a great customer support system that can help you replace the keys to your gun safe if you lose them.

The Homak mission is to provide great products to their customers. They put a lot of work into making their safes top of the line in durability and make sure they are as secure as the price allows. The only real drawback to their safes is that they are not aesthetically pleasing at all. Their gun cabinets look like gym lockers and their wall safes look like plain old busted microwaves or something like that.

The Homak gun safes, like Stack on Gun Safes, come really cheap. These are some of the bargain security safes we were talking about in this gun safes guide article but again, you have to think about what you are going to be using the safe for.

If you’re only reason for purchasing a gun safe is to protect your children from accidentally running across your guns, a Homak security gun safe is probably your best bet. You can find a cheap one for like a hundred bucks that will fit a bunch of hand guns or you can buy a little bit more expensive homak gun cabinet that will be large enough to store your rifles. Homak does not make a biometric gun safe so you will have to find your finger print activated locks elsewhere.

Then again, if you’re worried about fire damage or theft, the Homak security safes might not be the right thing for you. Sure they have a really low price tag but come on; these things are a little flimsy. If you don’t bolt down the handgun safe to the floor it can easily be picked up and ran home, they aren’t that heavy.

Their fire proof ratings aren’t that solid either. Unlike the Fort Knox or Browning brands, I couldn’t even find anywhere on the Homak website that discussed fireproofing or fire resistance. I can’t imagine that these safes would burn up like kindling should they be in a house fire but they aren’t going to out last any of the more expensive brands in a furnace test.

I would recommend purchasing a Homak gun safe to be used as an intermediate gun safe. Purchase one of their safes as soon as you buy the gun so that you’ll have a place to store it out of harms reach and then you can start saving up some money to spend on one of the higher end brands.

Don’t get me wrong, these Homak gun safes are not bad safes at all. In fact, they are pretty good for the money you’ll spend on one of them. But these safes aren’t going to outwit a burglar with a crowbar and a strong arm so I wouldn’t put anything really valuable in them.

Over all, use these homak gun safes until you get a bigger and better gun safe of a different brand. They’ll keep your guns out of harms way and out of the hands of your children for a little while but in the end you might want to consider upgrading to a more high class piece of hardware.

That’s just my opinion.

Plus, who wants a safe that looks like a filing cabinet or high school gym locker anyway? You can find Homak gun safes and handgun safes in most stores that have gun safes for sale.