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re: Recommend a Safe
Posted on 2/26/20 at 8:29 pm to deeprig9
Posted on 2/26/20 at 8:29 pm to deeprig9
There are three basic types of security Containers.
The one to keep kids out. A metal box with a lock. Buy a tool chest or a WalMart gun safe. No fire protection. Just a tin box.
An Academy Sporting Goods type safe. Will keep kids and crackheads with a hammer out. Will protect from a small fire. Costs about $600.
A real safe designed to keep out professional thieves and an actual house fire. Bust off a paycheck and maybe two.
Your choice.
The one to keep kids out. A metal box with a lock. Buy a tool chest or a WalMart gun safe. No fire protection. Just a tin box.
An Academy Sporting Goods type safe. Will keep kids and crackheads with a hammer out. Will protect from a small fire. Costs about $600.
A real safe designed to keep out professional thieves and an actual house fire. Bust off a paycheck and maybe two.
Your choice.
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Posted on 2/26/20 at 8:38 pm to jbgleason
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There are three basic types of security Containers.
The one to keep kids out. A metal box with a lock. Buy a tool chest or a WalMart gun safe. No fire protection. Just a tin box.
An Academy Sporting Goods type safe. Will keep kids and crackheads with a hammer out. Will protect from a small fire. Costs about $600.
A real safe designed to keep out professional thieves and an actual house fire. Bust off a paycheck and maybe two.
Your choice.
Thanks for the insight. Maybe I need two solutions. Solution 1 is the cheap shite to keep ammo locked away from kids. Solution 2 is a really nice (but small) safe to keep a few documents and some cash in, that is fire safe. What do you recommend for a very small, but very fire resistant safe? Does such a thing exist?
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