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Posted By: Hunter2678 Gun Vaults? - 02/12/14
If you had $750-$1500 to spend on a gun safe which one would you go with and why?

Im looking for something in the 25-30 gn area around 450-700 llbs range...the Fort knox vaults look solid but may be out of my range depending on thier price reply to me. Any others like AmSec, Liberty, browning?
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Posted By: Hunter2678 Re: Gun Vaults? - 02/14/14
Thinking now of maybe building a vault from cinder blocks in the corner of the basement
Posted By: hackleback Re: Gun Vaults? - 02/16/14
I have thought that one cast in place with lots of rerod and chain link fence would stop most. They would have to cut through with a saw to get in. Is there anything you could put in the concrete mix that would slow down or stop a saw?
Posted By: Jensen Re: Gun Vaults? - 02/17/14
I think the ceiling would be the weak point.
Of course a gun to my head would get mine open.
Posted By: Loggah Re: Gun Vaults? - 02/22/14
not if you pour a concrete ceiling with rebar in it !pretty sure a gun to the head would get anything open!!

http://www.pbase.com/loggah/the_vault
Posted By: steve99 Re: Gun Vaults? - 03/01/14
Been a while since I looked at your vault pictures Don. That was a lot of work. Turned out very well.
Posted By: srwshooter Re: Gun Vaults? - 03/04/14
go to tractor supply and buy a cannon. full replacement warranty if someone beats the door up. buy one way bigger then you need. call it a home and deduct on your taxes.
Posted By: BlackHunter Re: Gun Vaults? - 03/16/14
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Posted By: asheepdog Re: Gun Vaults? - 04/26/21
Definitely buy bigger than you think you need or want. Scopes rifles and AR’s take up more room than one would expect.
Posted By: Vegasred Re: Gun Vaults? - 02/12/22
Can second this. If you can recess it in a 3 sided area that is better. The sides are the week spot not the door.
Posted By: Vegasred Re: Gun Vaults? - 02/12/22
My Amsec is still good after 10 years. But running out of room
Posted By: badger Re: Gun Vaults? - 02/17/22
I recently bought my second Liberty, a USA series. $1500.00 won't get one new. Mine was around $2300.00 plus tax and delivery.
Posted By: kappa8 Re: Gun Vaults? - 02/18/22
Originally Posted by Vegasred
Can second this. If you can recess it in a 3 sided area that is better. The sides are the week spot not the door.



Weak spot for most is the floor. Bolt it down, otherwise they only need to tip over & break thru bottom w/sledge.
Posted By: JBGun1010 Re: Gun Vaults? - 03/31/22
For that price range the Liberty Fat Boy is a pretty good choice. No safe in this range is truly a "safe" they are all considered a storage container but with the right alarm system they can be pretty effective
Posted By: hasbeen1945 Re: Gun Vaults? - 04/11/22
Best advice is to buy larger than you think you will ever need. I bought a Liberty. It’s like the Fat Boy only 6 foot tall. It goes along with a Browning I already have. It was a little pricey to move the Liberty at a little over 1000 pounds. It take special equipment. Hasbeen
Posted By: EdM Re: Gun Vaults? - 04/14/22
Originally Posted by srwshooter
go to tractor supply and buy a cannon. full replacement warranty if someone beats the door up. buy one way bigger then you need. call it a home and deduct on your taxes.


I have one being delivered on Monday. Made in Mexico.
Posted By: oneshotkyle Re: Gun Vaults? - 02/18/23
Definitely buy one that holds double the amount of long guns you want to store. The spacing on the racks won’t allow bolt knobs any clearance from hitting the rifle next to it. Ar’s and lever guns will be a tight fit..
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