Im going to be a father soon and have been looking for the best

I'd say a small handgun safe with a keypad lock.

>not just keeping your pistol disassembled
>'hold on let me get the key... no that's not it... dangit'
Dude just keep the slide partially disassembled with it in a case or something if you're worried about it.

>>33839373
That doesn't seem safe or quickly accessible.

>>33839373
Bad advice, but advice non the less.
>>33839290
>>33839373
This as a bad, but advi e non the less.
>>33839290
but.. with the way you worded OP I'm thinking bait (curse the green weenie equiv in /k/ for littering and keeping us on our toes) but also opportunity for newfags to learn.

When owning a gun, there are three ways to keep it secure (avoid ND Negligent Discharge):
- Gun in Safe,
- Gun holstered on you.
- Gun is sharply guarded by sentry.

>>33839290
They make fingerprint safes that are relatively quick to access. Just make sure you don't get a shitty one that can be opened by your kid dropping it on its side.

It's also worth noting that they provide zero protection against thieves so don't leave it in there if you're going on vacation or something. Use an actual safe then.

kill yoself nigga. THat way it's not negligent.

Keep your gun pointed at the baby at all times. You can never bee to careful. A bad guy might come into your house disguised as your baby and you'll never know until it's too late, and he's fucking your wife and taking all your stuff.

People think I"m crazy for pointing this out but it's happened before

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8_wUGcq2R0

>>33839290
If you want a gun lock just get a keyed long hafted pad lock or a bike lock.

Frankly a small safe is a much better option though.

don't keep one in the chamber. pretty sure a baby wouldn't be able to rack a slide.

the AD/ND threads are fun, even though they're fake

>>33839619
I don't think OP is concerned with a newborn fucking baby finding his firearm

>>33839642

k well hes got a good 5-6 years before he has to worry about his good rooting around the house for dad's gun.

>>33839290
Keep your weapon physically on your person at all times this is feasible. While you're in the shower, keep it nearby and make sure junior can't get in, and in bed, sleep on the side away from his crib and keep your gun on the nightstand next to you. Always use a retention holster- I remember at least one story of a dumbass kid getting a gun out of someone's non-retention holster and almost killing them. Get a safe or a locking cabinet for whatever you're not carrying, make sure junior can't get the key- my sister figured out how to use a key when she was 3 or 4, and isn't even terribly bright. But congratulations, and good on you for making the effort to be a responsible parent. If more people were like you, there would be fewer incidents with kids and guns. Remember, when he gets older, don't teach him to fear guns. Teach him to respect them and understand them. You'll do fine.

>>33839290
Don't lock the thing, just keep it out of reach and teach your child respect for guns. My dad had all kinds of guns in the house but I never touched them unless I asked him first, and I always knew what they were capable of.

>>33839612
Can confirm i didnt shoot my baby and he stole all my weapons and my wife. I should have knew something was wrong when he came out black