Speaking of DOOR! Before you move this thing while unboxed lock the door, it breaks 4 fingers right quick when it swings open and squashes your hand. I am so smrt!Quote:
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Speaking of DOOR! Before you move this thing while unboxed lock the door, it breaks 4 fingers right quick when it swings open and squashes your hand. I am so smrt!Quote:
Originally Posted by Snowwalker
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Any idea how to get in touch with the folks who liquidate crown assets?Quote:
Originally Posted by trimmer21
Also, I found these guys, GTA Gun Auctions. Does anyone have any experience with them? The guy returned my email promptly and said they have a safe in their next auction. Very positive reviews on Google.
https://gtaguns.com/
Try " Google "Quote:
Originally Posted by Douger;109914[B
All crown surplus is sold off through GC Surplus.Quote:
Originally Posted by Douger
https://www.gcsurplus.ca/mn-eng.cfm?snc=wfsav&vndsld=0
OP, I bought a Liberty Safe from Cabelas just over 18 months ago.
18 gun, holds about 10-12, but top quality build.
As the old saying goes, buy cheap a few times, or buy quality once.
Oh, and having a few friends available to assist with moving in to the house is key.
10,000 pound winch on the front of a pickup helps too. It weights more then you think and once it starts sliding down the stairs...well stuff is going to get broke, hopefully no one gets hurt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bluebulldog
HA! truth..Quote:
Originally Posted by Snowwalker
I had three of us below, and one up top, mainly just to guide it...
I was at a auction this past summer had a Liberty 6’by 6’. Two door burgundy colour safe sold for $1150.00 plus tax. But it was in the house 6 steps front porch
That baby was heavy
Probably $6000+. New
My 2 cents are-any legal safe(TSC,Canadian Tire etc)is good for being legal.Any fancy safe costs a whole lot more with no real benefit.
Maybe harder to break into or drag it away............. but if someone wants to steal it,break into it-they will do it.
Now-for the price difference ,there are so many things in life to be spent on.................
For really expensive and fancy rifles i can see the"want"factor.
Now again,this is just my 2 cents.To each their own.
12 guns, value at an average of $700 per. Value at $8400 (low end).Quote:
Originally Posted by gbk
Actual "safes" like the liberty not only are extremely difficult to break into, but carry a fire rating for higher than most of the ULC Rated products in your house.
Sure, if a thief wanted to get my guns,he could round up 5 of his friends, a jackhammer to break the concrete slab my safe is lagged into from inside, and then horse it up the full flight of stairs and eventually out front to a waiting pickup truck, all while my neighbors, many of whom are retired watch closely....
Or they could just go alone with a crow bar and a 2lb ball been hammer to a house that bought the cheap Stack-On.....
Stack-On metal box $200 Liberty Safe $700.
I wonder how many guns that were nabbed in the High River fiasco were stored in proper safes?....:confused: