3. Punching Bag
Do you have an old, taped up punching bag that you’ve literally beat the stuffing out of?
Let’s face it, the dirty truth of punching bags is that nearly 99 out of 100 get punched for a month after they’re hung in the basement. After the initial enthusiasm wears off… they just hang there.
If so, you can fill the inside of the bag with a wide variety of things, including weapons, money or even a small spare bug out bag!
Simply put your items inside from the middle of the bag and then tape it up so that it looks like it is merely an old, worn out exercise tool.
The odds of anyone thinking to check a punching bag are so remote that this could be the last item of value left if your home is burglarized when you are not around to protect your property.
4. Fake Air Vent
If you like the idea of a fake electrical outlet but want something large enough to hold a gun, you can purchase a fake air vent instead.
Of course you can easily build you own version of one of these secret safes. If you’re fairly handy and have the patience to finish the project out completely, go for it.
Otherwise, why not buy a readymade version, designed for super easy installation?
These vent safes are deep enough to hold a handgun, along with money and other valuables.
The best part is that they open up with an access card, so you do not need to take the time to unscrew them when you need quick access to your stash!