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In Australia, firearms belong to different categories which govern not only their use but also how they must be secured and stored. These categories are A, B, C, D and H, and firearms used by sport hunters typically fall into Categories A and B. 

• Category A encompasses air rifles, muzzle-loading firearms (other than pistols), blank-fire firearms at least 75 cm in length, shotgun/centre-fire rifle combinations, and other types of firearms. 
• Category B includes repeating centre-fire rifles, muzzle-loading firearms (except for pistols), double barrel centre-fire rifles and similar firearms. 
• Category C has semi-automatic (self-loading) firearms, shotguns (with a magazine capacity no bigger than five rounds, as well as 10 rounds) and pump action shotguns (with a magazine capacity no bigger than five rounds). 
• Category D firearms incorporate self-loading centre fire rifles, self-loading rimfire rifles with a magazine capacity no bigger than five rounds and pump-action shotguns with a magazine capacity no bigger than five rounds. Category D also includes any firearm to which a Category C licence applies. 
• Category H – the final category – encompasses only handguns and pistols. This type of gun must always be kept in a steel safe.

When you’re looking to buy a gun safe in Australia, you need to make sure that it complies with the different Australian State and Territory Firearms Storage Categories. Speak to our team if you’re not sure. We’re always happy to help you make the right choice!

Our primary products are high-quality gun safes. But we also offer many other firearm related products, such as combination trigger locks to fit handguns, rifles and shotguns, our deluxe 62-piece firearm cleaning kit and electronic shooting ear muffs.

For every product we sell – from gun lock safes to hoodies – we guarantee that it’s passed our team’s rigid quality assessment and is being sold at a razor thin markup. We want you to get the best at the most affordable price.

Take a look at our products page to see everything we have on offer.

Ordering is easy. Find the product you want and simply click Add To Cart!

Gun safes will be shipped to the depot of your choosing. Shipping costs for each safe are shown on the product page. All other items will be shipped directly to your door.