Gun safe info

[thefirstndsecond]

39 minutes ago, bushden said:

Because they save me money !!

I hope you were being sarcastic..

 

If not then this is exactly why NJ is the way it is.

 

It may save you money short term but the costs of doing business with an anti gun organization like Dick's Sporting goods are more than the small amount of money you save.

 

[bushden]

24 minutes ago, thefirstndsecond said:

I hope you were being sarcastic..

 

If not then this is exactly why NJ is the way it is.

 

It may save you money short term but the costs of doing business with an anti gun organization like Dick's Sporting goods are more than the small amount of money you save.

 

I was

[Woodsman416]

I bought mine from Cabelas bargain cave. It was right around $600. It had a couple of very minor scrathes on the left side that were easily repaired. They loaded in my truck and I had two friends come over and help me bring it inside.

[Stratus]

I purchased my Fort Knox at the sportsman  show in NY.  Garden State Hardware in Plainfield delivered it.  Years later I moved. Moving a 1,000 lb. safe can kill you if you slip up so I hired a safe moving company.   Mike Hookway moved it for me.  I believe his company is Mega Safe now.   Get bigger then you think you need, it'll fill up lol!

Edited February 17, 2019 by Stratus

[mazzgolf]

@Woodsman416 sweet safe! Love the graphics!

[Bucndoe]

Liberty and Cannon are very solid but can be costly. However quality pays, it doesn't cost. Dick's safes are garbage, however any safe is better than no safe

[Greybeard]

Won't help you any, but I also got a liberty fire rated safe from Gander Mt.  Good safes.  Don't get one that isn't fire rated.  Get one big enough for your bow, too.  Bows today are more expensive than your average guns.

[Tarhunt]

I have a Liberty and a Windchester safe and I plan on buying a Liberty pistol safe soon. 

[Farmshine]

Bought a $1000 30 gun cabelas safe. Two men and a quality hand truck can move it. It’s around 650 pounds empty. Bolting to the floor adds security.


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[thefirstndsecond]

Something to think about is electronic notification if it gets opened.

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Check these out. Led lights,  hydrometer, 

 

http://forum.pafoa.org/showthread.php?t=273255

 

I love PA.. 🤪🤩

Edited February 18, 2019 by thefirstndsecond

[IowaFanatic]

I bought my Fort Knox gun safe from a local safe dealer near me. I custom ordered it and picked it up myself in my Ford Explorer. I had a lot of people at my house to help me bring it in. I would do a lot of research before buying a safe. Lots of videos on YouTube to watch. I would highly recommended Fort Knox gun safes. They cost more than most other safes but you get what you pay for. Save up your money and buy a Fort Knox.


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[Buck154]

I have a Liberty safe. Its around 600 lbs empty. I pick it up in my pickup. Good hand truck and another friend we got it in and set. Get a golden rod for them too.

[Njlungbuster]

Thanks everyone. I still haven't pulled the trigger yet on one but this week I will be. I gotta keep looking around.

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[Livesintrees]

Get a cardboard box for the guns and then san alligator if you don’t have small dogs or children. Or hate your wife. 

[BothBarrels]

Yea, take your time. There really are many options in safes, even within brands ….. different fire ratings, number of door bolts, steel reinforcement areas, etc …. regardless of aesthetics.

At least with Browning. I bought mine from the local sporting goods shop ….. Simon Peter in Newton, they had a separate building with in-stock models …. lots to choose from. You have to compromise within your budget.

My sons and some friends man-handled the thing in.

I think kinda that with any higher quality safe, unless they brought an acetylene torch with them to go in through the side walls or other such attack, it takes an safe cracker to open it, and any of them can.

Good luck.