Bought a RSC

[Big Green]

Oredered a Liberty “safe” around Black Friday, gets delivered tomorrow. Sure it’s not the Brown that I wanted but I need something for now. One thing interesting about the sale was I discovered their financing. I had seen it before but never read the details. They have a 18 month 0% interest loan. I was going to pay up front but heck, I can leave that money in my savings account and make money. Price was no different with or without financing so might as well.

Picked up a 48x32x1/2” rubber mat from Tractor Supply to go under it.

Bought the Colonial 50, it’s 42x32(with handle)x 72.

 

[FireInTheWire]

Oredered a Liberty “safe” around Black Friday, gets delivered tomorrow. Sure it’s not the Brown that I wanted but I need something for now. One thing interesting about the sale was I discovered their financing. I had seen it before but never read the details. They have a 18 month 0% interest loan. I was going to pay up front but heck, I can leave that money in my savings account and make money. Price was no different with or without financing so might as well.

Picked up a 48x32x1/2” rubber mat from Tractor Supply to go under it.

Bought the Colonial 50, it’s 42x32(with handle)x 72.

They credit check that?

 

[baboon]

Did you get a dial or keypad?

 

[Byrd666]

B Back

 

[Big Green]

They credit check that?

Not them but the bank they use, at least I assume they did. Super short form from the bank and came back approved in almost no time. My LGS store said they could also file that paperwork for you and you can roll in delivery and install as well. They are charging $300 for delivery and $50 to bolt to concrete. I don’t really have a drill for that kind of application so it’s worth it to me.

 

[Big Green]

Did you get a dial or keypad?

I got a dial. The keypad they use doesn’t seem to be a bad one per my reading online but I’ll pass.

 

[FireInTheWire]

Not them but the bank they use, at least I assume they did. Super short form from the bank and came back approved in almost no time. My LGS store said they could also file that paperwork for you and you can roll in delivery and install as well. They are charging $300 for delivery and $50 to bolt to concrete. I don’t really have a drill for that kind of application so it’s worth it to me.

Cool! I keep my credit locked... so it's a pain to unlock. Well... not a big pain. But I never know which credit agency the merchant uses. Just another step to the process.

 

[Dawico]

Congrats!

Just make sure you pay it off before the deadline. If not you get to pay all that interest.

 

[Big Green]

Congrats!

Just make sure you pay it off before the deadline. If not you get to pay all that interest.

Absolutely, I’ll have it paid off a lot sooner than the loan is set up for. Paying interest would completely beat the point of using that loan.

 

[Big Green]

It was delivered and installed just a little while ago. Still have to run power to that wall and install an outlet.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

I'm guessing holes drilled through the pad?

Outside wall?

 

[Big Green]

Yep, they drilled right through the mat.

 

[Big Green]

So the toys are put away and like everyone knows, actually accessing them is a pain. Has anyone bought or built a system that makes them easier to access? Rhino Safes has a swing out rack that is interesting. Obviously you lose space but it could be worth it.

 

[lightflyer1]

To start off with not as many fit in there as you are led to believe in their ads. Accessing them generally means taking them all out. The one you want seems to always be in the back. Adding anything means even less room. When I retire soon and sell and build my retirement home I will include a walk in safe room. Only way I know to make things easier to access. I am considering getting another safe just for pistols and converting the current one just for rifles. I currently have one container for ammo and one for guns.

 

[Big Green]

To start off with not as many fit in there as you are led to believe in their ads. Accessing them generally means taking them all out. The one you want seems to always be in the back. Adding anything means even less room. When I retire soon and sell and build my retirement home I will include a walk in safe room. Only way I know to make things easier to access. I am considering getting another safe just for pistols and converting the current one just for rifles. I currently have one container for ammo and one for guns.

It is not quite currently “full” but it is already a challenge to get them out. I have the room to spare to install a system that makes access easier.

 

[lightflyer1]

This Mosler vault door just came on the market for $900. I am thinking on buying it to save for my vault room later. Looks secure.

Cheaper than some RSC's or safes.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

I'm hoping that is just their display.
Otherwise I'd just jack hammer the wall....

 

[lightflyer1]

It is used and being sold privately so I assume it is not a display. More than likely have to destroy part of the wall to get it out. Contacted them about who is responsible for removing it, me or them. If I have to have it done the price is too high.

 

[Big Green]

This Mosler vault door just came on the market for $900. I am thinking on buying it to save for my vault room later. Looks secure.

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Cheaper than some RSC's or safes.

The stand up safe in that same ad looks interesting too.