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" Home defense requires a\u00A0compartment to store firearms\u00A0that is secure but also\u00A0accessible.\u00A0This rules out most wall and floor safes, as they can be difficult to get to at night and just aren&amp;#039;t very convenient to use. A tactical wall solves this issue and can be installed in less than an hour. The 1450M bundle from Tactical Walls is a recessed in-wall storage\u00A0solution that hides a hidden wall cavity behind a full-length mirror. When unlocked by an RFID card, the mirror slides open to reveal two compartments that can be used to store rifles, handguns, ammunition, or gear and valuables. \u00A0This tactical wall is made in the United States and built from baltic birch and poplar. The mirror\u00A0is backed by plywood and encased in a full hardwood frame. The installation is demonstrated below\u00A0by YouTuber 13C Gun Reviews. Start by measuring\u00A0and cutting\u00A0a hole in the wall between your 16-inch\u00A0on\u00A0center studs. Next, mount the cover. After attaching your firearm retention magnets to the back of your insert, slide the insert into the hole. The 1-inch lip of the insert will hide any irregular edges left by\u00A0your cuts.\u00A0You can customize your tactical wall by adding additional shelves, LED lights, or hangers.\u00A0        To open the unit, simply slide your RFID card over the lock mechanism and pull the mirror to the side. The RFID\u00A0card is the size of a credit card and can be stored in a book or envelope\u00A0that you can keep tucked away but within easy reach. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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