Project ChildSafe also continually works with police departments across the country to pass out free safety kits that include cable-style gun locks and safety instructions.

The cable lock has a secure keyed deadbolt locking mechanism with a 4-pin cylinder. For added security, the TDOSHS recommends gun owners use the free cable gun lock in combination with other safe ...

FREE CABLE GUN LOCKS: The Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security is giving away free cable gun locks to help prevent accidental shooting and encourage gun safety across the state.

It holds an assortment of cable gun locks free of charge, available to those who need them, alongside pamphlets explaining how to properly and safely store firearms.

To obtain a free cable gun lock, residents can visit a local MDHHS office or check with their local health department, some of which also have gun locks available.

In some areas, law enforcement agencies freely distribute cable locks. To use it, lock the action with the gun open. Insert the cable into the well of the magazine and out through the ejection port.

The Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security has announced its new Safe Store Tennessee program, which offers Tennesseans free cable gun locks. Here's how you can get yours.

The locks usually have a steel cable that can be looped through the gun to prevent accidental firing. The gun can be used again once the cable is released using a set of keys that comes with the lock.

Several state agencies on Friday announced a program to help Michigan residents follow recent gun storage legislation.

To obtain a free cable gun lock, residents can visit a local MDHHS office or check with their local health department, some of which also have gun locks available.

Truman Veterans’ Hospital provides the cable gun locks. In addition to promoting general weapon safety, the locks are part of the hospital’s program to prevent and reduce the risk of veteran ...

It holds an assortment of cable gun locks free of charge, available to those who need them, alongside pamphlets explaining how to properly and safely store firearms.