The Walmart Doorbuster Safe Deal

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I looked at the Cannon and it is pretty solid but the interior is cheaply done. Given that, one could dress it up to be nicer if inclined to do so. Currently the local TS does not deliver but they do load it onto your trailer or truck for you via forklift. I am getting one tmo.

None of anything mentioned in this thread is actually a safe. They are all residential safety containers. Now, this is very snobbish but true. Go to YouTube and watch some videos to see how quickly some of these be opened by just a crowbar, quickly. Add a fire axe to the side wall and they will peel right open.

Now here's my opinion. 99% of the people who break into your house are going to see that safe and steal your TV. The other 1% are going to bring the tools to break into any safe you buy. Safes should just be an additional level of security (dogs, cameras, alarm, etc).

My dad has the TS safe and it works great for him. The interior is cheap and you can tell that it isn't the highest quality but it's better than keeping them in his closet like the last 40 years. He's had his since last black Friday.

I want a larger safe and they cost more because the quality goes up. The difference between a good 64 gun safe and a cheap 64 safe is negligible.

I like the TS safe over the WM safe because of size and name. You will fill up that 48 gun safe faster than you think possible. There is no way that I would consider anything smaller than a 48 (guns, pictures, jewelry, computers, servers, etc). Also, the worst is better than the best stack on, so I've read. I don't own either but have handled both and read lots over the past few weeks.

This is definitely a case of buying as large as you can, for $200 more, the 48 is a no brainer.

Typed on phone, not responsible for errors.

In your situation, you may not actually need the 48. Still on phone so look this up for me, the fire rating of each. Is one greatly higher than the other? Crime is very low in my area as well but a house fire can happen to anyone.

Freight from TS just requires a trailer, a friend or two, and a case of beer. The $200 higher cost is hard to playoff though...

Sam's Club has a Cannon 24 Gun safe in stores here locally for $599. I'm considering it. I think it weights 500lbs.

How does it compare to the 24 gun safe in the 1st post? What is the fire rating on the cannon?

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How does it compare to the 24 gun safe in the 1st post? What is the fire rating on the cannon?

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I think it was 30 minutes at 1200, but I don't know about if it is waterproof.

They don't advertise it online, but it's in the store locally. I've looked at it several times, but haven't pulled the trigger.

I bought the Cannon 48 gun from TS during their Labor Day sale. 800 bucks all said and done.

I added LED light strip with remote. Lights up real nice on the inside.

If anyone can get in this, they can get Into any other Liberty or other brands that BPS or Cabellas sell. I live in a residential area so to pull this out my house is very unlikely. To break in it will take more effort than necessary not to get caught.

Unless I spend 5000+ on a real safe I will be happy all day long with my Cannon

I could use another earmuff pair since Mrs TTT will be shooting more. I may get those as well

Those will be my first electronic so I'll see how they do. I normally just buy a big jar of green foam earplugs once a year and keep them n my tool box.

What I'm excited about: during long days at the range, turn the microphone up and put ear plugs in. Still have normal conversation but 2x protection.