PJJSZST Hidden Wall Gun Safe Review: Flag Decor, Two Pistols
The PJJSZST Hidden Wall Gun Safe is a shallow, wall-mounted cabinet disguised as an American flag decoration, with a fingerprint reader and a backup key. It is for a household that wants two handguns concealed in plain sight rather than a visible metal box on a nightstand. Skip it if you want a freestanding safe, rely on documented fire protection, or need a clearly stated power source, because the listing is light on those points.
Bottom line:
- Holds two standard handguns plus two magazines in a flat, wall-hung case with a stated interior of 15.7 by 10.4 by 2.2 inches.
- Access is by fingerprint with a backup key, and the door opens automatically.
- Fire and water resistance appear only as feature tags with no ratings, so do not count on them.
Specs from the listing
| Spec | Listing detail |
|---|---|
| Exterior size | 18.8″ D x 12.5″ W x 2.6″ H (bullet text says 18.9 x 12.6 x 2.8) |
| Interior size | 15.7″ x 10.4″ x 2.2″ per seller |
| Capacity | 360 cubic inches; two handguns plus two magazines |
| Weight | 13.7 lbs per seller |
| Material | Metal with tempered glass finish |
| Lock type | Biometric, key |
| Mounting | Wall mount, hardware included |
| Included | Key, bubble level, expansion screws, magazine holder, pistol bracket |
The listing gives two sets of outside dimensions that differ slightly, so measure your wall space with a little margin and double-check the numbers on the Amazon listing.
Access and lock
The seller describes a two-in-one lock: fingerprint recognition plus a backup key. The listing says the reader can store an unlimited number of fingerprints, which is an unusual claim, so ask in the Q and A or read the manual to learn the real limit before you plan to enroll a large household. An automatic door-opening feature releases the cover when the reader accepts a finger, which keeps the draw quick.
The key is your fallback when the reader misreads or the power is gone. Keep it away from the safe and out of reach of children. Fingerprint readers can struggle with wet, dirty or very dry fingers, so enroll each finger a few times and test with dry and slightly damp hands. A hidden safe also means the entry point is less obvious, which is good for discretion but means every adult in the home needs to know how it works.
Build and security features
The frame is described as solid metal with a tempered glass finish that is corrosion-proof and long-lasting. The special-features field also lists fire resistant and waterproof, but the listing gives no rating, test standard or duration for either, so we would not treat it as a fire safe. Look at the product images for any rating label.
The main security idea here is concealment. A flag wall decoration does not announce itself as a safe, and a thin profile can sit in a hallway, an office or above a headboard. Concealment is a different thing from burglary resistance, so think about how a visitor or a child might encounter a wall frame, and keep that in mind when you choose the room.
Interior and fit
The seller states an interior of 15.7 by 10.4 by 2.2 inches and says it holds two standard-size handguns plus two additional magazines. Elsewhere it says handguns up to 13.8 inches long and 8.7 inches wide fit. The depth is the limiting factor: at about 2.2 inches inside, large optics, tall lights and thick grips may not clear the lid. A pistol bracket and a magazine holder come in the box, so you can organize the layout, but the listing does not describe foam.
Before ordering, measure the height of each pistol with its light or optic and compare to 2.2 inches, and then think about how you will position them on the bracket. If you want to store a holster, spare ammunition or paperwork too, this is probably too thin.
Mounting and placement
This is a wall-mount safe, and the seller says the mounting hardware is included, with expansion screws and a bubble level in the box. The seller’s setup instructions are short: drill holes, mount it, and hang it as decor. Because it is 18.8 inches deep per the spec table (the long dimension on the wall), plan for a landscape orientation with a decent stretch of open wall. It weighs about 13.7 pounds empty, and a loaded unit weighs more, so anchor into studs or use rated anchors instead of relying on drywall alone.
The listing suggests bedsides, living rooms and dining areas. Pick a spot you can reach quickly, but consider sight lines too. A flag in a child’s bedroom hallway is more of a curiosity than a flag in an adult-only office. See our best hidden gun safes guide for other concealment styles and their trade-offs.
Power and batteries
The listing in front of us does not say what powers the fingerprint reader or the auto-open mechanism, how long batteries last, or whether there is an external power port. For a safe that relies on electronics, that is a notable gap. Check the product images, Q and A and manual for the battery type, and keep the backup key tested and accessible. Replace batteries on a schedule, not only when the reader slows down.
What owners say
No owner feedback summary was available, and this listing has few reviews so far, so we will not guess at themes. When you read buyer comments, pay attention to how reliably the reader works, how quickly the door pops open, whether the glass finish scratches or fingerprints easily, whether the wall mount feels solid, and whether two full-size pistols actually fit. Buyer photos of the open interior are the most useful evidence, since the listing gives only interior numbers. No video was provided for this model, so look for one before buying.
Setting it up well
A few habits make a concealed wall safe work better. Level it with the included bubble level before you tighten the last screws, because a crooked frame is the one thing that gives a decoration away. Mark stud locations first and test the pull strength of the anchors with the door shut. Once it is mounted, enroll fingerprints, set the order of the pistol bracket and magazine holder, and run through opening it a dozen times with the lights off so the motion becomes automatic.
It also helps to decide who in the household knows about the safe. Concealment protects against a casual visitor, not against a curious child who has seen where a parent reaches. Pair it with age-appropriate conversations and any additional storage practices that fit your family.
Pros and cons
- Pros: disguised as wall decor, holds two handguns and two magazines, fingerprint plus key, automatic door opening, mounting hardware and bubble level included, stated interior dimensions.
- Cons: very shallow interior, power source not stated, fire and water ratings absent, only a wall-mount design, tempered glass finish may show marks or fingerprints.
How it compares
The Vaultek LifePod 20 review covers a portable polymer case with a keypad and keys. It stores one full-size handgun up to 9.25 inches and moves with you, but it does not blend into a room.
The Hornady RAPiD Safe RFID review looks at a spring-assist lid opened by a wristband, fob or sticker, with 14-gauge steel and a security cable. It is more visible but built as a classic bedside safe.
The Hornady RAPiD Safe Keypad Vault review adds a code and a key to RFID access in a 14-gauge steel box with predrilled holes for bolting down, suited to a shelf or drawer.
The StopBox USA review is the simplest of the group: a mechanical code lock with no batteries, 81 combinations and a light polymer body. It is the option to compare if electronics worry you.
Price and deals
At the time of writing, the PJJSZST sat in the $100 to $200 range. Check today’s price on the Amazon page, and read our PJJSZST promo code page for how sales and coupons usually work. For wider context, see the best gun safe overview and Gun Safe Reviews A to Z.
Final verdict
The PJJSZST is a clever option for someone who wants two handguns tucked behind a decor piece and opened by fingerprint. Its value depends on what the listing leaves out: the power source, any real fire or water rating and the exact interior clearance for your pistols. Measure carefully, test the reader and key right after install, and anchor it well. Child-access-prevention and storage laws vary by state, so check yours before choosing where to store a firearm.
PJJSZST Hidden Wall Gun Safe FAQ
How many handguns fit in the PJJSZST Hidden Wall Gun Safe?
The seller says it holds two standard-size handguns plus two additional magazines, with an interior of 15.7 by 10.4 by 2.2 inches. The shallow depth means tall optics or lights may not clear, so measure your pistols before ordering.
What are the backup access options?
The lock combines fingerprint recognition with a backup key, and a key is included. Keep it stored away from the safe and out of reach of children, and test it when you install the safe.
What power does it use?
The listing data we reviewed does not say what powers the reader or how long batteries last. Check the images, Q and A and manual, and replace batteries on a schedule.
How is the safe mounted?
It is a wall-mount unit. The seller says mounting hardware is included, and the box lists expansion screws and a bubble level. Anchor into studs or use suitable anchors, because the unit weighs about 13.7 pounds before anything goes inside.
Is it fire resistant or waterproof?
The special features field lists both, but the listing gives no rating, standard or duration, so we do not treat either as a reliable claim. Look for a rating label in the product images before relying on it.
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