Dont buy any crap get a fort knox. Your house burns and frort knox will come cut your safe open for you and replace it free. Get the reinforced fire door. I have the titan 7241 black cherry gold trim five spoke wheel and electronic lock its awesome. Itll hold 52 guns however I have half gun storage half shelves 26 gun. No problems reliability isnt an issue with fort knox. Safes are us on the east side of houston will hook you up theyll deliver all of texas for sure. (great people) Think about what all you would put in it all your guns, your bow, paperwork, digital backups of all your photos,and anything that cant be replaced. So the money spent on the safe is an excellent investment. My safe will withstand 1680 degrees for ninety minutes before the inside reaches 350 degrees. So Im pretty sure my stuff will be ok. House fires usually dont get a whole lot over 1100 degrees. SWCI (713)455-2741
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I have a ~20 gun Granite. Quality is very nice. Like everyone else said buy bigger than you think you will need it will fill up quickly.Comment
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Unless you plan on never moving it, I would suggest 2 smaller ones over one big one. I helped move a monster and don't want to do it again.
I will be buying one shortly as soon as I get into the new house.Comment
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no expert but I would not take for my Fort Knox.Comment
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Thanks for the info guys. I want one of the big ones, I just need to find a place to put it.Comment
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Ditto what was said above about bolting it down. If you and a couple buddies can move it in, then a few desperate thieves can move it out.Comment
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I've had a Fort Knox "Executive Series" for over 15 years and it was the level just below the Yeager at that time. It has the corner bolts and at that time the best fire proofing. I havent kept up with the latest offered but it has been a great safe. 60" tall to full shelfs across the top and 27 long guns on the bottom. Still has Fort Knox great warranty too...I've seen the Liberty's and they are great safes also... Good LuckComment
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