"Thin Blue Line" Concealment Case

Concealment cases are the ultimate way to hide your weapons with style, all while keeping them close by when you need them the most. I build my concealment cases to last by using the highest quality materials. Operation of the case is rather simple. Enter the 4-8 digit pin on the remote to unlock the case. Push upwards on the bottom of the case to release the concealed weapons box. When you're finished grabbing your weapons, the box can easily be lifted back into the case where it will automatically lock. All concealment cases come outfitted with black kaizen foam and a kaizen knife for carving weapons.

The first thing to consider when purchasing a case is the size of weapons you plan on having it hold. (keep in mind weapon collections may grow over time, so going one size larger isn't a terrible idea). 

STEP 1: Pick A Concealment Case Size.

32" Base Price: $650 (Pistols Only) - This size case can hold 4-5 handguns and 3-4 magazines comfortably. Single lock mechanism.

3' Base Price: $750- (Pistols and AR Pistols only) This size case can hold 5-6 handguns and 4-5 magazines comfortably. Single lock mechanism.

4' Base Price: $1000- (AR Platform) This size case can hold two AR's and a few handguns comfortably and comes standard with a dual locking mechanism + spring assist. (This is my most commonly ordered platform for it's size and versatility.)

5' Base Price: $1200 (Long-Rifle Platform) This size can hold sniper rifles and longer range weapons with ease. Comes standard with a dual locking mechanism + spring assist.

STEP 2: Pick A Color Scheme

I have many color schemes available and can tailor the box to your personal preferences. Standard American, Darker Colonial, Blackout, Midnight, and Traditional color schemes all look good. I recommend sending me a picture of the wall or room you plan on hanging it so that I can make a recommendation. Brighter walls work well with traditional and standard color schemes, whereas colonial and blackout color schemes work well with darker rooms and furniture.

STEP 3: Pick Design Elements That You Wish To Add

Want to incorporate some design elements into your case? The sky's the limit! I can add patches, badges, logo's, words, emblems, custom graphics, and more into the case. For really custom cases, I prefer a phone call to ensure order accuracy. 719-619-7073

STEP 4: Place your order

A full payment must be made for me to begin work. This is due to the highly custom nature of these cases. Turnaround for cases may be as short as 2 weeks. I like to make sure the resin is fully cured before placing these in a box to survive shipping services. I may reach out to get more information about the style, color, and additional design elements on the case.

STEP 5: Receive Your Case

Most cases are between $50 and $250 to ship. ALL cases are insured, so in the event that the shipping service handles the package incorrectly, I will frontline you a new case at no cost. If youre local to Ocala FL, I recommend you pick the case up in person.

STEP 6: Pick a custom pin

Pins are default "0000" from the factory. Refer to the user manual to pick a custom 4-8 digit pin used to enter the case. I recommend using the shortest pin possible with numbers that you can enter without looking

STEP 7: Carve Your Weapon Slots

Open your case and lay your weapons out in the arrangement of your choice. Use the included Kaizen knife to carve closely around your weapon. You can do this by setting the depth and pulling the knife through the foam. The closer the knife is to the foam, the better as you want the foam to form a tight fit. **If you're local to Ocala, FL, bring your weapons by at the time of pickup for a free carving. **

STEP 7: Wall Mounting

I include a solid french-cleat mounting hardware kit with each order. Installing the mounting hardware into studs is not needed, but I recommend it just for peace of mind.

STEP 8: Secure the Remote

The remote can be hidden locally nearby: in a drawer, cabinet, or my personal recommendation is to mount the remote to the side of the concealment case. Even if the remote is visible on the side of the case, you still wouldn't be able to get in without a pin. Also, mounting the remote on the side of the case allows you to use muscle memory to unlock the case in the dark.