Fred Liu, S&G's representative to Asia, proudly displayed the company's products at the 2005 SHOT Show, held at the end of January, in Las Vegas, Nevada. The impressive sporting goods show attracts many gun safe manufacturers and retailers, and presented the perfect opportunity to introduce S&G's new Biometric Lock.

The Biometric Lock keypad incorporates a small fingerprint reader. It can be programmed to open the safe lock when the correct code and enrolled fingerprint are entered, when just an authorized fingerprint is scanned. It's the perfect solution for safe owners who want a high level of security and maximum convenience. The Bometric Lock was demonstrated on many of the gun safes on display at the show, and it generated considerable excitement among dealers eager to bring the latest security technology to their customers.

For gun safe owners already using the popular Sargent & Greenleaf 6120 model or other electronic lock, making the switch to biometrics will involve little more than a simple keypad change. One of the most impressive features of the new keypad is speed. S&G uses special algorithms that ensure fast matching for quick access control and identification. An additional feature is the LCD display that allows owners to easily program and operate the keypad, even in low light conditions.