First cell cams I’ve owned. Multi carrier and helps decide which one has the best reception. Batteries lasted almost two months. It does require 12 though. I opted to buy some of the lithium packs. Found some for $25 per pack on ngclab.com vs. $20 for 12 alkalines. The cameras take clear night pics and even alert you when batteries are running low. Liked them so much I picked up another one on Black Friday! Great value, excellent photo quality, and reliable. Pick some up, you won’t be disappointed!

This holster has gotten so many compliments, and it totally deserves every single one. The top grain leather has this gorgeous, supple finish that looks amazing. The hardware is solid brass with a polished, smooth shine that adds a nice touch. The stitching is super heavy-duty, wrapping all the way around, and even the straps are sewn face-to-face so that the finished side is always facing out. Plus, the brass rivets at all the stress points give it some extra durability, making it perfect for tough, everyday use.

omg this app just ate my review so tl;dr: - the sensor isn't as good as touch ID, so use the plentiful slots and register right/left index and thumbs 2-3 times - set 30d all day event to check batteries - fits a byrna, two mags, and some questionable knives i would buy again, i keep mine in a dresser drawer or under my bed in the the main bedroom of my primary residence, and probably should get a second one. back when i had guns in the house i had an antique version of this vault, the batteries could fall out when the door popped open, it was hilariously bad. this is like revolutionary in terms of advancement. i haven't tested rechargeable batteries yet, but the mechanism is lightweight enough and this thing wants to be open. i expect a set of alkaline batteries will last over a year with frequent use, but time will tell.