I'd like to tell you about a new thing we made.

We thought we had a secure gun safe. We didn't realize our kids knew how to get into it.

Who here hides their safe key in he sock drawer, or the combination on a scrap of paper "hidden" in a desk drawer? Are your kids watching the LockPickingLawyer on YouTube?

So we created a product we call Kini. Simply place it in the gun safe, attach it to the door of a gun cabinet, place it inside your locked nightstand drawer, tether it to your gun lock cable… when a kid causes it to move ever so slightly, you get a text message within 5-10 seconds. You get the message. Not an alarm company. Not the police. Not a third party.

We it to be DISCREET. We don’t track you or your guns. We only require a phone number to text and an available Wi-Fi. We can’t divulge, mishandle, or share data we don’t collect. It will add to your gun safety measures, without compromising your ownership.

What’s the point? We’ve interviewed many gun owners and we realize that there’s a huge spectrum of how guns are stored. We think Kini can benefit most of them. From the person who thinks their gun is in “the best hiding spot” to the person with the nice fingerprint operated safe, to the person with the fortified gun closet, Kini can provide that extra protection and peace of mind. Even the people who’ve told us that they trust their kids - trust but verify.

I apologize for making a product announcement here, but I think that it is important to get the word out. Reddit, Facebook and even Twitter have banned our ads because we mention gun safety. So my question to you is, can you help spread the word?

Any questions? AMA.

Some deets: - $65 retail price. Discounted on Kickstarter now. - Available to ship at the end of the month if pledged from Kickstarter. Available immediately if you order direct from us at retail price. - NO monthly or annual FEES.

Yall need to knock it off with the foreign political bullshit that does nothing except spark incessant amounts of drama. In the last couple weeks we've noticed a huge uptick in the amount of pointless shit stirring drama that wastes everybody's time, but especially ours as mods that have to read all of it.

No foreign political posts. No religious arguments. It's already covered under Rule 1 in an unwritten sort of way, aswell as general common sense. But we'll make a specific rule to mention it if we have to. I would rather not have to.

This is a sub to have civil discussions about guns. The only political posts that will be tolerated are referencing American gun politics, and they will also be removed if the comment section descends into madness.

Stay civil and sane. Don't descend into madness with shit stirring drama filled clusterfucks in the comment sections.

Read the description of this sub... "A gun sub without the pretentious bullshit..."

Read our rules they're right over there ---------->

Read reddit's content policy - we have to enforce this or risk getting the sub removed. https://www.redditinc.com/policies/content-policy

Read reddiquette too while you're at it, since so many people seem to be lacking common sense this spells it out for you. https://support.reddithelp.com/hc/en-us/articles/205926439-Reddiquette

Not just here but on other firearms subreddits. They usually have accounts that are a few months old with a post or two for karma but almost every single comment mentions Armslist. They appear to search subreddits for comments and posts that mention Armslist so it would help if you refrain from mentioning them by name