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What do ya think?
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chrismia
09-26-2008, 09:55 AM
been eying the smaller handgun safe.
i love the fingerprint recognition! much easier to gain access in an emergency situation.
delivery to the home is pretty nice.
I would pick it up also if it were cheaper. I linked the wrong safe, I am looking at the fire rated one.
Yeah...safes aren't cheap. I like the fingerprint too, but I'm not too familiar with maintenance and whatnot....Battery life, what happens if the battery dies, other ways to access, etc.
Yeah, since I am not a gung ho elitist yet with a crazy collection I am not looking to spend tons of money but still allow room for editions to my personal collection.
Yeah...safes get expensive when you move too. It might even make more sense for us to get new ones when we move.
spikes40
09-26-2008, 10:46 AM
I have a 700 lb cannon patriot..the thing in simply awesome..was 1100.00 delivered to my door and bolted in place. Has digital keypad on front for quick access. CE safes in pompano is a great source
Thank you, I was looking for that name and couldn't remember it.
chrismia
09-26-2008, 10:50 AM
Yeah...safes get expensive when you move too. It might even make more sense for us to get new ones when we move.
no kidding! what do you do when you move? especially if that beast is bolted to the floor?
i say you just make a hole in the wall and cover it back up using a spring door. along the lines of a hidden compartment. :D
that would be cool.
spikes40
09-26-2008, 10:58 AM
CE Safes, for 200.00 will come to yur house..unbolt it, load it on their truck and move it anywhere in the state of fl and then put it back inplace and rebolt down
I say not a bad deal... i know i wouldnt want to have to move it myself
Chris
10-01-2008, 06:07 PM
AK for 200 dollars more you can get into a safe very similiar to the one I have
That's $200 off my next gun purchase.
Chris
10-02-2008, 03:38 PM
pay now or pay later but youll have to get a large safe sooner or later, and steel isnt getting any cheaper
I was considering the weight also. I don't want to hacve to bring an 800lb safe upstairs.
Chris
10-02-2008, 04:27 PM
delivery.....lol
mine was installed and bolted to the floor for under a grand
I will call you to deliver and install mine then. I'll even throw ya a fin.
doug5336
10-02-2008, 06:24 PM
I was considering the weight also. I don't want to hacve to bring an 800lb safe upstairs.
That seems to be my big problem as well. The delivery service doesn't help you bring it in the house?? What kind of cheap service is that???:mad:
We had our two safes transported from Naples to Coral Springs for $900. These are two giant safes too. They moved them in and leveled them for us.
LOL, your delivery charge is more than I am looking at spending right now. I know I need to do more research on these just happen to run across this one.
I really like the pistol holsters on the door, thats a nice design element to save space. Not too bad. I need one with more space though :/
Yeah, I believe that is an upgrade option, most manufacturers have them by request.
Chris
10-03-2008, 03:23 PM
door holsters rule!
http://i129.photobucket.com/albums/p225/chrisbean109/027.jpg
LOL. Went a little velcro happy, didn't we? :P
Chris
10-03-2008, 03:54 PM
i have a tendency to get a little sticky happy, its true
CrazyHair
10-12-2008, 02:46 AM
I like that one. I was looking into getting a nicer one then what I have so I can also put my files in.
where's the best deal now on a safe?
Group Buy!
handlebar
11-02-2009, 07:45 PM
I have a Canon Oxbow 23 safe. Cost was $699 delivered. It is now bolted to a concrete block wall and concrete floor. I also built a 1/2" plywood box around it because it is in my garage. From the out side you think it is only a cabinet. I only open it when the garage door is down, so no one knows it is there. I also keep a dehumidifier in it and have had no rust issues to date.
I have a Canon Oxbow 23 safe. Cost was $699 delivered. It is now bolted to a concrete block wall and concrete floor. I also built a 1/2" plywood box around it because it is in my garage. From the out side you think it is only a cabinet. I only open it when the garage door is down, so no one knows it is there. I also keep a dehumidifier in it and have had no rust issues to date.
great idea....
M@D-M@X
11-02-2009, 11:32 PM
I got mine a couple of years ago @ a gunshow for $1,590 from Banks Safe & Lock Co. located in Ft. Laud. It's a 22 gun safe with a 60 min rating @ 1200*, high security electronic lock & a nice glossy black finish with gold accents.
I went to pick it up with my utility trailer and in order to move this 700lbs safe inside the house, I rented a $30 dolley in order to avoid paying the $200 delivery/installation fee. Something I thought of doing is going to "Wood You" (natural pine furniture store with reasonable prices) and find an armore that would be slightly bigger than the safe and hollow it out so you can just wrap the safe with it. The front Doors of the armore would need to be permenantly shut and once that's done then you could cut the entire front side, hinge it and put some magnetic latches at the other end.
Now you have safe that looks like a cabinet/armore.