Mine still sits atop the shipping pallet it came on. Our basement is not a walkout and after watching three guys muscle it in empty I have never worried about anchoring it down.
Same, except ours is a walkout.
1000lb+3-400lb of guns.
I live in a small development with 4 of us who watch the neighborhood carefully.
All armed, all have confronted someone they didn't recognize around a neighbors
home. My basement entry is clearly visible from other homes, and the road.
You gotta be realistic about safes.
Very few people are ever hit by someone able and equipped to open or move a safe.
Even with knowledge and tools it takes time, and makes noise. Two things
burgers do not want. The only safes I've heard of being compromised were from
folks who lived in isolated places, and/or provided the equipment to the thieves.
A contractor who owned a farm (because being in the "country") is safe.🤣
Was on vacation when burglars hit, they used his concrete saw to open his
safe.
Our safe, and situation, leaves us in such a low risk level that my guns (in the safe)
are of zero concern. Much bigger is the concern of family walking into a burglery.
