Hornady has introduced the new VEXIS Mobilis Safe, a modular gun safe that uses palm-vein recognition instead of a traditional fingerprint scanner.

The system uses near-infrared light to read the unique vein pattern beneath your skin and can reportedly verify a user in under half a second. Hornady says the biometric data is stored locally in the safe and is never uploaded or shared. Hornady Store

The Mobilis design is also modular, meaning the safe can be moved into a room in sections and assembled in place instead of trying to muscle a giant welded safe through a doorway while discovering new swear words. It includes 9-gauge steel exterior walls, a 3/16-inch steel door, 1-inch locking bolts, and one-hour fire protection rated to 2300°F. Hornady Store

There’s still a keypad and mechanical-key backup if the biometric system isn’t your thing.

The single-door model is listed at $3,173.99, with a larger double-door version also available. Hornady Store

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Hornady VEXIS Mobilis Safe