NEW YORK — More than 120,000 biometric gun safes sold by retailers nationwide are being recalled amid reports of unauthorized users opening them — including a six-year-old boy — posing a serious ...

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More than 120,000 biometric gun safes sold by retailers nationwide are being recalled amid reports of unauthorized users opening them — including a six-year-old boy — posing a serious safety hazard ...

The Consumer Product Safety Commission this week issued four separate recalls for biometric gun safes sold by different manufacturers and distributors. But each recall cited the same reason: the ...

Two different brands of biometric personal safes have been recalled because the biometric locks can fail and allow unauthorized people to open the safes, "posing a serious injury hazard and risk of ...

(WHTM) — Thousands of biometric gun safes sold by multiple companies have been recalled due to faulty locks, according to the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission. Four separate safe ...

In all of the cases, the CPSC said that the locks can be opened by an unauthorized person despite the biometric locks that should be linked to the owner. In each case, the owners are being told to not ...

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More than 120,000 gun safes are being recalled because of faulty biometric systems. The recall affects gun safes of multiple brands, including Bulldog, Machir, Moutec and Awesafe. Some of the locks on ...

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An Illinois company is recalled thousands of biometric gun safes after reports that they can be opened by people with “unpaired” fingerprints. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and Fortress ...