which safe to buy, and where?

ninja man

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i have been looking for a safe recently and i started looking at stack on. i found this to be a good size for me.

Stack-On | Products | 14 Gun Safe with Electronic Lock

any other suggestions and where can i find one that wont take 3 weeks to get delivered? i really like the electeonic keypad so that is a must. i was also looking at the sentry safes. input please, but lets keep it to the 14 gun size. i will not be storing 14 guns, but the littl extra space is perfect for storing our other stuff.
 

kwo51

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Liberty is what I have. Good prices here but transportation of 600 lb safe my get high.
 

Mockstar

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Good job on deciding to go bigger. My first safe was a 24 gun Champion "Medalist" that I bought from Scheels Sports. They used a forklift to set in the back of my RAM, and 2 buddies and I were able to get it in the house after we took the door off. If you have access to a truck and a couple friends, getting a 600lb safe home doesn't really require a delivery service.

I won't hold 24 long guns, but for a starter safe it worked just fine.

Here is their website. They have dealer listed on their website.
http://www.championsafe.com/index.html
 
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kwo51

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My 600 lb safe was delivered by one person.Having the right tools to do the job makes a difference. The shipping was from Florida to FRF. Bought at local gun store.
 

SilvrSRT10

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Get as big a safe as you can comfortably afford. You'll find all kinds of things you need to lock up. Also, for the preppers out there. Your safe is essentially a big Faraday cage. Keep any electronics in it for use after an EMP. Far fetched?.....probably, but if something like that does happen, hopefully your radio will still work. I keep my handheld HAM radio in the safe so I know where it is and to protect it.
 

kwo51

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Real good point.I keep my Harley in a metal shed.Micro wave also good Faraday cage. Put grounds on ever thing.
 

hotrodpc

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Get as big a safe as you can comfortably afford. You'll find all kinds of things you need to lock up. Also, for the preppers out there. Your safe is essentially a big Faraday cage. Keep any electronics in it for use after an EMP. Far fetched?.....probably, but if something like that does happen, hopefully your radio will still work. I keep my handheld HAM radio in the safe so I know where it is and to protect it.

Ohhh yes. I keep all kinds of stuff in mine. Computer HDD back ups, car titles, divorce docs, birth certificates, my narcotic meds, back up keys to the house and vechilces, jewelry, cash stash when I had one, a couple photo albums, blah blah blah,
 

ninja man

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i ended up with a winchester. found one i liked, so i paid for it this morning, and picked it up a few hours ago. tomorrow is the bolting down part (after i clean my damn garage), but here is what it looks like.
 

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ninja man

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this may take a while. stupid dumbphone4 only lets me upload 1 pic at a time.
 

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ninja man

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im very happy with it so far. it even came with the door storage. perfect since i just paid for 3 new handguns today....... um, dont tell the wife. she doesnt know.
 

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Mockstar

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Much better decision than the Stack-on!! External hinges are a plus.....that way the door opens fully. Good choice Ninja.
 

ninja man

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it was very cheap. it was on sale for labor day weekend. im very happy so far. the only downfall is that the keypad doesnt illuminate. i will have to figure something out for that.
 

Mockstar

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There is company that makes an LED light that mounts of on top of the keypad and illuminates the pad. Google electronic safe light, and you should be able to find it. I think Liberty sells one for like $25

I'd also suggest a golden rod or any kind of dehumidifier device, and some LED lights for the interior of the safe.
 

kwo51

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If it is going to be in the garage you might want to look at a humidifier.You did well.
 

SilvrSRT10

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it was very cheap. it was on sale for labor day weekend. im very happy so far. the only downfall is that the keypad doesnt illuminate. i will have to figure something out for that.

Cannon Safe, Inc. Safe Lock Light for Electronic Lock - Tractor Supply Online Store
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