Gun Safes by SPIKA, Browning, Griffon — Secure Storage You Can Trust
Storing firearms in Ukraine isn't optional — it's a legal requirement: a carbine, a pistol, or expensive optics need to sit somewhere out of reach of children and unauthorized people. The Safes category at Astreia Tactical brings together three distinct approaches to this task. SPIKA (Australia) is a hunting and outdoor brand built around functional design and a reinforced bolt-locking system with multiple locking pins; its lineup runs from compact pistol safes to large multi-gun cabinets and suits everyday storage of carbines and night-vision devices. Browning (USA, ProSteel line) sits in the premium tier: an 11-gauge steel body, the brand's own ThermaBlock fire-insulation system, and a double-formed door, built for serious collections and long-term storage. Griffon (Ukraine, manufactured by Paritet-K) is a domestically produced bolt-locking design with laser-cut steel, well suited to the entry and mid segment without paying for features you don't need. Choosing between them mostly comes down to budget, collection size, and whether fire protection matters to you.
A safe is rarely bought in isolation from the bigger storage picture. Beyond the cabinet itself, it's worth planning the configuration up front: whether there's a separate lockable compartment for ammunition, documents, or optics; the type of locking mechanism (a key-operated lever lock that doesn't depend on batteries, or an electronic lock that's faster to access); and how the unit will be anchored. Weight ranges from roughly 37 kg for compact pistol safes to several hundred kilograms for premium cabinets, so most safes come with anchor points for floor or wall mounting — essential for burglary resistance. We help match a model to your specific set of firearms, optics, and thermal devices so everything fits without wasted space while staying easy to reach when you need it.
Technical Advantages of Safes in This Category
- Bolt-locking system — Griffon and SPIKA safes use rotating chrome-plated locking bolts (the Griffon GLT.150K model has two active bolts), securing the door around its perimeter and making it harder to pry open.
- Fire protection — Browning's line uses ThermaBlock multi-layer insulation, rated in certain series for up to 100 minutes at 1,680°F, protecting the contents in case of fire.
- Steel thickness and build quality — Browning bodies are built from 11-gauge steel with a double-formed door and reinforced inner plate; Griffon calculates wall and door thickness separately to balance weight and burglary resistance.
- Ammunition and document compartment — most SPIKA and Griffon models include a separate lockable compartment for cartridges, valuables, or paperwork, kept apart from the main firearm storage space.
- Lock type — the lineups offer both classic key-operated lever locks and electronic locks, letting you choose between power independence and faster access.
- Floor and wall anchoring — anchor points or mounting holes are provided to fix the safe in place, preventing it from being tipped over or carried off.
- Capacity range — from single- or dual-firearm pistol safes to large cabinets holding 12+ long guns, covering everything from a small pistol collection to a full armory of weapons, optics, and thermal devices.
- Compliance with storage regulations — the safes in this category meet Ukrainian Ministry of Internal Affairs requirements for private storage of firearms.
Gun Safes from Astreia Tactical
At Astreia Tactical, you get SPIKA, Browning, and Griffon safes that match the manufacturer's stated specifications — steel thickness, lock class, and unit weight. Every safe is checked before shipment for completeness and a properly functioning locking mechanism, and our consultants can help you match a model to your budget, collection size, and fire-protection needs — from a compact SPIKA pistol safe to a premium Browning cabinet built for a large firearm collection. Buying a safe from Astreia Tactical means getting a solution that's already been checked, before the moment it actually needs to work.
