Gun Safes Australia
Secuguard - GS3KL Cat A B C D & H - 10 Rifle Gun Safe
CMI Sports Shooter Rifle Safe SS7
Secuguard - SHS3K Home Safe
Dominator Safes GC-2K Ross 700 key lock
Dominator Safes DF-4K Ross 700 key lock
CMI Sports Shooter Rifle Safe SS5
CMI Sports Shooter Rifle Safe SS14-D
Guardall - T60 HAND GUNS & AMMO SAFE
Guardall - T25 HAND GUNS & AMMO SAFE
Guardall - SN25 - AMMUNITION SAFE
Guardall - G3E High Security (5 RIFLE CABINET) Digital Locking
Guardall - G2 (3 RIFLE CABINET)
Dominator Safes IQ-PISTOL-5D Tecnosicurezza Pulse 2 user electronic lock
Dominator Safes IQ-PISTOL-5C Big Red 3 wheel combination lock
Dominator Safes IQ-PISTOL-5K Ross 700 key lock
Dominator Safes IQ-PISTOL-4D Tecnosicurezza Pulse 2 user electronic lock
Dominator Safes IQ-PISTOL-4C Big Red 3 wheel combination lock
Dominator Safes IQ-PISTOL-4K Ross 700 key lock
Dominator Safes IQ-PISTOL-3D Tecnosicurezza Pulse 2 user electronic lock
Dominator Safes IQ-PISTOL-3C Big Red 3 wheel combination lock
Gun Safes
Choose the Right Gun Safe for Your Firearm Collection
Gun safes provide a secure place to store firearms when you're not using them. The right safe depends on the type of firearms you own, how many you need to store and where the safe will be kept. If you expect your collection to grow, it's worth choosing a safe that has more capacity now rather than replacing it later on.
You should also check your licence conditions and the firearm storage rules in your state or territory before buying. Requirements can vary depending on the type of firearm and where you live.
Gun Safes Designed for Different Storage Needs
Different firearms need different types of storage. A handgun safe is usually compact and better suited to pistols or other smaller firearms. A rifle safe is designed for longer firearms and often has internal racks or shelving to keep the guns separated.
If you own several firearms, treat the stated gun capacity as a guide rather than an exact rule. A 5-gun safe may be enough for a smaller collection, while a 10-gun safe gives you more space for additional firearms and accessories.
You'll also find key lock, digital lock and combination lock options. The best choice comes down to how you prefer to access the safe and who needs authorised access.
Secure Gun Safes for Practical Everyday Access
A gun safe should be secure, but it also needs to be practical. Consider how often you need access, whether you need separate storage for ammunition, and whether shelves or internal compartments would help keep everything in order.
A digital lock can be convenient when you need quicker access, while a key or combination lock is better if you prefer not to rely on a keypad or batteries.
Before choosing where to install the safe, check the available space, access to the area and whether the safe can be properly secured. Heavier safes and safes that can be anchored are harder for someone to carry away. See our safe buying guide for guidance on installation.
Compare Gun Safes for Secure Firearm Storage
Before buying a gun safe, consider:
- The type and number of firearms you need to store inside
- The internal height and capacity, including room for accessories and future purchases
- The safe's weight and whether it can be anchored securely
- The lock type, including key, digital or combination locking
- The internal layout, such as rifle racks or separate compartments
- The firearm storage requirements that apply in your state or territory
We have a range of gun safes in different sizes, lock types and layouts. Browse gun cabinets and handgun safes for more specific options.
What size gun safe do I need?
Choose a safe that fits the firearms you currently own, with some extra room if you plan to add to your collection. Check the internal dimensions, especially the height, so that rifles, scopes and other equipment fit properly.
Do I need a 150kg gun safe?
A 150kg gun safe is worth considering if you want a heavier model that's harder to carry away and also has room for multiple firearms.
Can ammunition be stored in a gun safe?
Yes, some gun safes include separate lockable compartments for ammunition. Check the product specifications and your local firearm storage requirements before deciding how to store ammunition.
What should I check before buying a gun safe?
Check that the safe is suitable for your firearms, has enough internal space, fits in your intended location and can be installed securely. You should also confirm the lock type, weight, anchoring options and any firearm storage requirements that apply to you.