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I got bored yesterday and decided to paint my mossberg 500. Be honest. I can take the flaming.

No man, don't sweat it! But that thread does have some nice play pretties.

http://southeasttraders.com/threads/forget-your-ars-show-your-aks.1428/ I'll leave this here....

See guys, suspenders are the key to concealed carry. Buy a pair of Perry's and be done with it. I love a New York reload.

G42 on my left hip and either a G19 or an Sp101 on my right hip. I've put a significant amount of work into being an ambidextrous shooter. I was taught that the best gun to have in a gun fight is the one that you have with you. So why not bring two?

thanks for making me feel like an ig-no-Ramos! I guess not everything you read on the interwebs is true...

Some safe models have key locks under the keypad. Mine, however, being a lower end safe, does not. The only concern I had about it not having a key was that I've read in other forums that the keypads that come on my cannon safe are prone to fail. If it fails, it's time to call SafeCracka. I...

It's all yours brother!

It is a SecuRam swipe. Here's a link: http://www.securamsys.com/#!scanlogic-swipe/c7o5

To my understanding the codes/fingerprints are stored within the lock body, not the keypad.

If the battery dies you simply lift the keypad off and replace the 9v. No big deal.

Programming was a breeze using their included instructions. Tested it several times with a finger and with code before my very first test run. Not an issue. Works like a champ. I have heard bad things about the keypads on factory Cannon safes. So now, that worry has been eliminated. Thanks...

Voila! New keypad installed !

Finally, success. My screws are in place and ready for the keypad to be mounted.

Now as I'm sure you can see, there are predrilled holes for vertical screws. No go though. They are simple holes, not tapped. So off to Home Depot I go to find and buy the appropriate size tap. After purchasing an 8-32 tap, it is fun time. Not a big deal, just tedious.

Here is where I ran into the only issue with the install. The keypad mounting screws on the old keypad run horizontally. The new keypad requires vertical screws.

New lock body installed without relocker retainer. Next is said retainer.

Here is the factory lock body and retainer for the re-locker Removal of lock body and retainer no issue. This is the old lock body and new one side by side. as well as new and old keypads. Removal of keypad was a matter of sliding the device to the right. Easy breezy, lemon squeezy.

so this becons back to the site that shall not be named. Changing out the keypad and lock body of a Cannon Scout series safe. After already discussing details with @SafeCracka I had the confidence to give it a go. Here in this pic heavy thread are the details of the installation. Ok, first...