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Posted: 6/28/2002 8:16:54 PM EDT
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Just brought this home tonight. Its a cheapy but it'll do. Anyone have one of the new Stack-on gun safes? They are comparable in price to the Sentry brand. I brought this one (model 2940)home for $360. Edited to add: The rollerblades just wouldn't fit   
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Geez some guy have all the luck, next you'll be tell us she insists on filling the safe up with expensive firearm.... |
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Uhhh....Um.....no, it took three men and a boy to get that sucker in here. And its welded and bolted to the floor and wall. I'll probably just sell it with the house! yes, it can be moved with a hand dolly and alot of grunting Thats why its so important to bolt it to the floor. |
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Yup, a safe is good piece of mind, especially if you leave your house vacant during the day, or go away on vacation and leave the house for a few days. You might want to think about a Golden rod, or other brand dehumidifier. They cost around $30 bucks, and run at less than 15 watts. Basically a small rod that gets warm and keep air moving around the safe so stuff doesn't corrode. You just have to drill a small hole to run the power cord through. |
60W Lightbulb does the same thing. Thats what I've got in mine. |
www.stack-on.com/securityplus/advantage/gca-994.html I think this one is comparable to my sentry. Specs on mine are as follows: Retail $449.00 (too much IMO, I got mine for $360 as a scratch and dent) 14 long-gun capacity Concealed hinges Hardened steel plate protects lock from drill attack (mine is electronic type) Solid steel, pry-resistant door 5 steel live-locking bolts Adjustable shelf Carpeted interior Bolt-down hardware included 9.10 cu. ft. capacity Approx 350 lbs. Not firelined. I don't think your going to find an inexpensive safe that is firelined. If you do please post the info. I asked about the stack-on safes but no one seems to know anything about them. My local funshop will be carrying them soon (so they say). My plan is to eventually buy a "real" safe and use this one to store optics and accesories. Its nice to have an "overflow" safe... |
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