Gun Safes

[TheDan]

Anyone else considered this or another variation?

I've considered building a false wall with a gun rack behind it. Won't protect against fire damage, but if they can't find your guns then they can't take them. If you do this, it might not be a bad idea to have a cheap "bait safe" and just keep a few inexpensive items in there. That way you can let them think they got all your good stuff when they force the safe open, but in reality the best stuff is still hidden.

 

[Dawico]

Or leave the false safe unbolted, and fill it with bricks.

 

[stainone]

a buddy of mine built a safe room in the middle of the house he had guns ,food ,ect.i don't rememmber him having issuse with it i need to call him to see what he did?

 

[TexasRedneck]

AC Safes

24 gun, 700 lbs, 1 1/2 inch locking bolts all the way around, delivered free, lifetime warranty, and tax free..

Compare against the 7241 model on the link below, and tell me which one YOU think is better equipped....

Fort Knox: Americas Best Made Gun Safes, Hand Gun Safes, Fireproof Home Safes, and Vault Doors Titan

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Compare against the 7241 model on the link below, and tell me which one YOU think is better equipped....

Fort Knox: Americas Best Made Gun Safes, Hand Gun Safes, Fireproof Home Safes, and Vault Doors Titan

.......and what is the price difference, lol?

 

[TexasRedneck]

.......and what is the price difference, lol?

Ah....therein lies the rub. You can have 2 of the three:

1. Price

2. Quality of workmanship (including fit & finish)

3. Strength

I've built my own safe before - ended up giving it to a friend when I bought a "store-made" one. It's had 2 break-in attempts, neither of which succeeded. Uglier'n the fat girl that used to put out in high school, but tougher than it needed to be....

Some of you are aware of what's in my collection - replacing it would be almost impossible, and VERY expensive. So it makes sense to protect it accordingly, to me.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Ah....therein lies the rub. You can have 2 of the three:

1. Price

2. Quality of workmanship (including fit & finish)

3. Strength

I've built my own safe before - ended up giving it to a friend when I bought a "store-made" one. It's had 2 break-in attempts, neither of which succeeded. Uglier'n the fat girl that used to put out in high school, but tougher than it needed to be....

Some of you are aware of what's in my collection - replacing it would be almost impossible, and VERY expensive. So it makes sense to protect it accordingly, to me.

Absolutely.......