GUN SAFES
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This thread has been started for everyone to post the type of security you use to protect your valuable firearm collection...whether it's one gun or one hundred, your means of keeping them safe from theft and fire...
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My 2 American Security Gun Safes are what keeps my vast collection of firearms safe and secure.
SPECS Model................Dimensions..........Weight BF6030.........59.25" x 30" x 26"......976 •2" total wall thickness on all sides featuring our poured DryLight insulation and two layers of steel for exceptional fire and security protection. •U.L. Residential Security Container (RSC) Burglary Classification. •11 massive 1½" chrome-plated bolts. Bolt detent system holds bolts in open position. •Mercury Class III fire protection of 1275°F for 90 minutes. •Commercial grade, adjustable ball bearing hinges. •2 Stage Dual fire seals with silicone seal on door jamb and expandable Palusol™ seal on door. •U.L. Listed Group II Lock with massive hard plate and two relocking devices. •Spy-proof, key-locking dial with decorative five-spoke handle and a convenient pull handle in brass, chrome or black nickel. •Unique mirrored back wall for added interior visibility. •Bold zinc die-cast polished logos in brass, chrome or black nickel. •Premium Door Organizer (PDO) maximizes storage space and offers quick access to commonly used items. •4 pre-cut anchor holes and 1 pre-cut electrical access hole. •E-Z Slant-Out Interior for easy access to your long guns. Interior features rich pin-dot fabric and adjustable interior shelving. LINK http://amsecusa.com/ |
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Here's a portable safe that I use in my SUV...securing it to the frame of my Jeeps cargo space in the back, should I need to lock up my firearm while out...
Sentry® Digital Portable Safe SPECS Quick access using keyless, electronic 4-digit programmable entry pad Keyed back-up entry Carry handle Lockable cable anchor Padded bottom Powder-coated steel construction Uses 4 AA batteries 10 x 8 x 3 1/2"h., 3 1/2 lbs. Cost: $30 Sportman's Guide: http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=762780 =================================================================== |
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Guns what guns??
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If you have any guns worth saving, they have to be protected in 2 ways...Security and Fire. A safe that is made to sell isn't going to protect much if at all. Theft can be deterred dramatically by the construction of the cabinet as well as the door. But a cheap, thin safe is only secure against a casual intruder that doesn't want anything but what he can pick up.
Fire is another thing. You need a good fire-rating or you just cook your guns a bit slower than without a safe. No safe is fire-proof, if a safe sits in a fire that is hot enough for a long period of time, it will burn. It is still best to get the best fire-rating possible and then put the safe where it is least likely to get the worst heat in case of a fire. I need a big one and it is overflowing now. I will have to get another safe as there is just no more room... |
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nice collection of firearms you have there
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I have an inexpensive safe from Academy, a "Sentry". It holds 12 guns as well as small items (expensive jewelry, banking information, ect) on the top shelf. It is bolted to both the floor and wall with half inch diameter lag bolts. It is fire retardant, but not fire proof in the event of fire. Works well for the few firearms I have. I also have a gun cabinet with three "clunkers" in it for the thief to take. Clunker serial numbers as well as photos are in gun safe. Cheyenne
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Welcome to the Winchester Owners Forum Cheyenne !!
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