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New, Strong Double Sided Magnet From Tuffy Security Products Securely Holds Firearms for Convenient

Tuffy Security Products Published January 17, 2024 @ 5:00 pm PST

Double Sided #401 Magnet (Tuffy Security Products)

Cortez, Colorado — Tuffy Security Products, the top brand in lockboxes, cargo enclosures and console safes for Jeeps and other vehicles, has introduced the #401 Magnet that allows for even more convenient access to firearms. When attached to the inside of the lid of Tuffy lockboxes and security enclosures, the new rubber coated magnet suspends side arms with a super strong hold to prevent them from dropping to the bottom during travel. The magnet can also be used to firmly hold long guns in other areas, including Tuffy under-seat lockboxes and Jeep cargo enclosures.

Strong enough to securely support 45 lbs., the new Tuffy magnet has evenly distributed magnetism that holds a large variety of guns with a solid grip while riding over rough off-road terrain and bumpy roads. Once stopped, firearms can be accessed in seconds from the top of the locked enclosure.

The 2″ L x 4″ W x .25″ H Double Sided #401 Magnet has a compact and low-profile design, making it versatile enough for use in small and large spaces and in and outside of Tuffy secure storage products. It can be used at home and in the office or garage in addition to on-the-go use in Jeeps, Broncos and other vehicles.

Coated with rubber to prevent scratching of firearms, the Magnet is designed with mounting holes in the four corners that allow for sinking of the screws for a smooth surface edge to edge. The Magnet comes with included hardware for easy installation on wood, drywall and other metal surfaces.

“This new magnet is made with the same superior quality as all Tuffy lockboxes, enclosures and accessories,” said Chip Olson, Marketing Manager for Tuffy Security Products. “Whether a gun owner is looking to secure their firearms in one of our lockboxes or somewhere around the home, this strong magnet will help them keep firearms safe and secure as well as readily accessible.”

All secure storage solutions from Tuffy Security Products are designed and engineered in the USA.

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Tuffy Security Products safeguard valuable gear with North American-made craftsmanship. The full line of Tuffy security solutions provide premium, superior protection against theft, enable safe cargo management, increase gear accessibility and offer the option of flexible keyless lock-entry for multiple users. Tuffy Security Products is a portfolio company of Kinderhook Industries and Magna, and is a sister company of Bestop Accessories Group, which through acquisition, also consists of Baja Designs, PRP, Softtopper, SpeedStrap, Bullring, Aluminess, sPod, MGP Caliper Covers and Status. For more information, visit Tuffy Security Products’ website at www.tuffyproducts.com or call 800-348-8339. Follow on Facebook: @tuffyproducts, Twitter: @tuffyproducts

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