Gun Safe Question

[oaknut]

Just remember it is to the "DOOR". After that you need to move it inside and upstairs or down to the basement. Be ready.

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!

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[Douger]

Old equipment is liquidated through Crown Assets. Also,don't forget Amazon. They have a complete line of different makes and models of gun safes.......and they deliver right to your door.

Any idea how to get in touch with the folks who liquidate crown assets?

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/

[jaycee]

8]Any idea how to get in touch with the folks who liquidate crown assets?[/B]

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 "

[Bluebulldog]

Any idea how to get in touch with the folks who liquidate crown assets?

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/

All crown surplus is sold off through GC Surplus.

https://www.gcsurplus.ca/mn-eng.cfm?snc=wfsav&vndsld=0

[Bluebulldog]

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.

[Snowwalker]

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.

[Bluebulldog]

10,000 pound winch of front of pickup helps too. It weights more then you think and once it starts sliding down the stairs...well stuff is going to broke, hopefully no one gets hurt.

HA! truth..

I had three of us below, and one up top, mainly just to guide it...

[js4fn]

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

[gbk]

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.

[Bluebulldog]

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).

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?....