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My Summit Safe Company "Teton"...a discontinued model that I got a Hell of a deal on...still trying to figure out & organize everything that's going into it...
Not the biggest or the best, but for the $$$ there wasn't anything else that could match it...it'll do the job until I can afford to upgrade. Here's a run-down of the features: -1/4" Thick SOLID Steel Door -Heavy 12 Gauge Steel Body -Exclusive Double Quad Sleeve Relocker Security -7 Active 1" Diameter Door Bolts (3 Sides + Dead Bolts) -Ball Bearing / Diam-a-Shield Hard Plate -Sargent and Greenleaf Group II Lock -Chrome Dial and 3 Spoke Chrome Handle -Premium Terry Velor Interior 
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Originally Posted By mnovell:
Sturdy Safe 4824-6 http://img87.imageshack.us/img87/5267/dsc39231qy0.jpg http://img216.imageshack.us/img216/3023/dsc39221jx4.jpg 
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Originally Posted By Maryland_Shooter:
Nice set up. Where did you get the mag holders? |
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Originally Posted By ARfoxone:
http://i495.photobucket.com/albums/rr311/2guntommy/DSCN1528.jpg?t=1251404506 http://i495.photobucket.com/albums/rr311/2guntommy/DSCN1525.jpg?t=1251404585 beefy 
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Originally Posted By Stranger45:
Originally Posted By Maryland_Shooter:
Nice set up. Where did you get the mag holders? Home Depot - 10 tie rack, mounted back to back - they were $7 each (I used 8). Made by Closet-Maid I think. Best I could come up with without making something from scratch. |
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Originally Posted By ARfoxone:
http://i495.photobucket.com/albums/rr311/2guntommy/DSCN1528.jpg?t=1251404506 http://i495.photobucket.com/albums/rr311/2guntommy/DSCN1525.jpg?t=1251404585 Now that is a nice, large safe right there 
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Originally Posted By ARfoxone:
http://i495.photobucket.com/albums/rr311/2guntommy/DSCN1528.jpg?t=1251404506 http://i495.photobucket.com/albums/rr311/2guntommy/DSCN1525.jpg?t=1251404585 Specs and cost? Thanks in advance. |
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Originally Posted By Maryland_Shooter:
Originally Posted By ARfoxone:
http://i495.photobucket.com/albums/rr311/2guntommy/DSCN1528.jpg?t=1251404506 http://i495.photobucket.com/albums/rr311/2guntommy/DSCN1525.jpg?t=1251404585 Specs and cost? Thanks in advance. Spec. = top shelf Cost = $3200 to your door Armory model 1,000 lbs + you can guess how I know -
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Originally Posted By forrest0872:
Originally Posted By Maryland_Shooter:
Originally Posted By ARfoxone:
http://i495.photobucket.com/albums/rr311/2guntommy/DSCN1528.jpg?t=1251404506 http://i495.photobucket.com/albums/rr311/2guntommy/DSCN1525.jpg?t=1251404585 Specs and cost? Thanks in advance. Spec. = top shelf Cost = $3200 to your door Armory model 1,000 lbs + you can guess how I know - A super, once in a lifetime purchase. I am filled with envy! |
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I recently bought a Liberty Franklin FR-50 for my playroom... 
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Originally Posted By AR-Builder-Upper:
Much nift on that bohemuth! Not to detract, but is that a pee stain under the potted plant, or is that something else? Yup it was pee ! Cost the young fella his nuts .. 
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Originally Posted By Maryland_Shooter:
Originally Posted By ARfoxone:
http://i495.photobucket.com/albums/rr311/2guntommy/DSCN1528.jpg?t=1251404506 http://i495.photobucket.com/albums/rr311/2guntommy/DSCN1525.jpg?t=1251404585 Specs and cost? Thanks in advance. It was 2200 delivered to the front door . Got the full blown package think it was a 30 gun box but not sure . Patriotsafes.com for more info . |
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Originally Posted By dpmmn:
Here is my Ft Knox "Yeager" with a Factory Custom Package Painted Door, lighting and it was at the time one of the first Ft Knox safes to leave the factory with Black Chrome Hardware http://i25.tinypic.com/33a5l6d.jpg http://i30.tinypic.com/2ivmtex.jpg Nice Box !
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Figured I should post mine up for the financially challenged guys. 
I had limited funds and limited space for a safe, at the time and the wife required me to get one, prior to getting anything else (ie the AR and two lowers). Concealment and difficulty of access are my two main security features. I had an under the stairs coat closet on a concrete pad. I was hoping to get a left hand open and actually slide it under the stairs, but that didn't happen. Looking straight into the closet you don't see anything but well a dark coat closet. Get enough light in there and start digging and you might find this: 
Coats slid away. 
Fully opened. I can't open the door any wider than that. I can barely squeeze in there to sort through my stuff. 
Not bad getting seven rifles, four pistols, two receivers, ~40 magazines and ~5000 rounds of ammo in a "16 gun" safe. 
It is wedged into two load bearing walls and bolted to the floor with four 3000psi shear strength heavy duty masonry anchors. Full it only weighs 332lbs. I thought it was heavier than it is, 
I really want a Smith Security Safes pistol safe; which is pretty much one of the above, cut in half, for my bed side gear. But they cost more than this full size did. http://www.smithsecuritysafes.com/ Built right here in Ohio and they're good guys, if you are in the area, you can go up and check out their business. |
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Originally Posted By HardShell: I recently bought a Liberty Franklin FR-50 for my playroom... http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y12/HardShell/RWB%20-%20Safes/LibertyFR50.jpg I posted the whole story in Team, but I thought I'd come back and post some "after" pics...  125 guns in a "41-gun" safe –– not too shabby. Seriously, though, when I get the other safes relocated/other guns rearranged, I plan to de-clutter that crowded bottom section significantly...  |
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Originally Posted By HardShell:
Originally Posted By HardShell:
I recently bought a Liberty Franklin FR-50 for my playroom... http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y12/HardShell/RWB%20-%20Safes/LibertyFR50.jpg I posted the whole story in Team, but I thought I'd come back and post some "after" pics... 125 guns in a "41-gun" safe –– not too shabby.
Seriously, though, when I get the other safes relocated/other guns rearranged, I plan to de-clutter that crowded bottom section significantly...
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Originally Posted By HardShell:
Originally Posted By HardShell:
I recently bought a Liberty Franklin FR-50 for my playroom... http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y12/HardShell/RWB%20-%20Safes/LibertyFR50.jpg I posted the whole story in Team, but I thought I'd come back and post some "after" pics... http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y12/HardShell/RWB%20-%20Safes/Longguns14-leftrightcomplete.jpg http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y12/HardShell/RWB%20-%20Safes/Handguns02-Topshelves75.jpg http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y12/HardShell/RWB%20-%20Safes/Handguns01-Doorinterior75.jpg 125 guns in a "41-gun" safe –– not too shabby.
Seriously, though, when I get the other safes relocated/other guns rearranged, I plan to de-clutter that crowded bottom section significantly...
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Well after much searching I scored an awsome deal on a safe today, I am still organising it but thought I would take some pics for you guys. It cost me around $630 after tax. It is marketed as 20 gun safe but with a differnt cutout on the right side of the safe I could easly fit 24 rifles in it.
 
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Originally Posted By ADaughen:
Figured I should post mine up for the financially challenged guys.
I had limited funds and limited space for a safe, at the time and the wife required me to get one, prior to getting anything else (ie the AR and two lowers). Concealment and difficulty of access are my two main security features. I had an under the stairs coat closet on a concrete pad. I was hoping to get a left hand open and actually slide it under the stairs, but that didn't happen. Looking straight into the closet you don't see anything but well a dark coat closet. Get enough light in there and start digging and you might find this: http://i842.photobucket.com/albums/zz349/adaughen/Guns/IMG_0117.jpg Coats slid away. http://i842.photobucket.com/albums/zz349/adaughen/Guns/IMG_0116.jpg Fully opened. I can't open the door any wider than that. I can barely squeeze in there to sort through my stuff. http://i842.photobucket.com/albums/zz349/adaughen/Guns/IMG_0114.jpg Not bad getting seven rifles, four pistols, two receivers, ~40 magazines and ~5000 rounds of ammo in a "16 gun" safe.
It is wedged into two load bearing walls and bolted to the floor with four 3000psi shear strength heavy duty masonry anchors. Full it only weighs 332lbs. I thought it was heavier than it is,
I really want a Smith Security Safes pistol safe; which is pretty much one of the above, cut in half, for my bed side gear. But they cost more than this full size did. http://www.smithsecuritysafes.com/ Built right here in Ohio and they're good guys, if you are in the area, you can go up and check out their business. Cool, another low budget guy.
Yes yes I need more stuff. Who's got some money to loan? |
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Originally Posted By JustinS:
Originally Posted By ADaughen:
Figured I should post mine up for the financially challenged guys.
I had limited funds and limited space for a safe, at the time and the wife required me to get one, prior to getting anything else (ie the AR and two lowers). Concealment and difficulty of access are my two main security features. I had an under the stairs coat closet on a concrete pad. I was hoping to get a left hand open and actually slide it under the stairs, but that didn't happen. Looking straight into the closet you don't see anything but well a dark coat closet. Get enough light in there and start digging and you might find this: http://i842.photobucket.com/albums/zz349/adaughen/Guns/IMG_0117.jpg Coats slid away. http://i842.photobucket.com/albums/zz349/adaughen/Guns/IMG_0116.jpg Fully opened. I can't open the door any wider than that. I can barely squeeze in there to sort through my stuff. http://i842.photobucket.com/albums/zz349/adaughen/Guns/IMG_0114.jpg Not bad getting seven rifles, four pistols, two receivers, ~40 magazines and ~5000 rounds of ammo in a "16 gun" safe.
It is wedged into two load bearing walls and bolted to the floor with four 3000psi shear strength heavy duty masonry anchors. Full it only weighs 332lbs. I thought it was heavier than it is,
I really want a Smith Security Safes pistol safe; which is pretty much one of the above, cut in half, for my bed side gear. But they cost more than this full size did. http://www.smithsecuritysafes.com/ Built right here in Ohio and they're good guys, if you are in the area, you can go up and check out their business. Cool, another low budget guy.
http://i379.photobucket.com/albums/oo239/sbrar-15/100_0935.jpg http://i379.photobucket.com/albums/oo239/sbrar-15/100_0938.jpg http://i379.photobucket.com/albums/oo239/sbrar-15/100_0936.jpg Yes yes I need more stuff. Who's got some money to loan? Like the key idea - I'll have to use that one. How much and at what rate? I always have $ to loan if the deal is right. |
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Originally Posted By JustinS:
Like the key idea - I'll have to use that one. How much and at what rate? I always have $ to loan if the deal is right. how about zero percent with no payback heh Not a good deal. I can be reasonable though - try again. |
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Originally Posted By ADaughen:
Figured I should post mine up for the financially challenged guys.
I had limited funds and limited space for a safe, at the time and the wife required me to get one, prior to getting anything else (ie the AR and two lowers). Concealment and difficulty of access are my two main security features. I had an under the stairs coat closet on a concrete pad. I was hoping to get a left hand open and actually slide it under the stairs, but that didn't happen. Looking straight into the closet you don't see anything but well a dark coat closet. Get enough light in there and start digging and you might find this: http://i842.photobucket.com/albums/zz349/adaughen/Guns/IMG_0117.jpg Coats slid away. http://i842.photobucket.com/albums/zz349/adaughen/Guns/IMG_0116.jpg Fully opened. I can't open the door any wider than that. I can barely squeeze in there to sort through my stuff. http://i842.photobucket.com/albums/zz349/adaughen/Guns/IMG_0114.jpg Not bad getting seven rifles, four pistols, two receivers, ~40 magazines and ~5000 rounds of ammo in a "16 gun" safe.
It is wedged into two load bearing walls and bolted to the floor with four 3000psi shear strength heavy duty masonry anchors. Full it only weighs 332lbs. I thought it was heavier than it is,
I really want a Smith Security Safes pistol safe; which is pretty much one of the above, cut in half, for my bed side gear. But they cost more than this full size did. http://www.smithsecuritysafes.com/ Built right here in Ohio and they're good guys, if you are in the area, you can go up and check out their business. I want a Smith double door one day... |
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Originally Posted By 63piper180:
My Sturdy Safe inside and out.
http://i138.photobucket.com/albums/q268/rcutshall/100_1767.jpg http://i138.photobucket.com/albums/q268/rcutshall/100_1768.jpg What size is this? Anybody know? I am considering a Sturdy Safe, 32x24x60 w/ fire liner. |
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Originally Posted By HardShell: I recently bought a Liberty Franklin FR-50 for my playroom... http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y12/HardShell/RWB%20-%20Safes/LibertyFR50.jpg The franklin couldn't hold 'em all, so the missus got me a second safe for Christmas (not quite as big, but similar construction and fire rating) that I have put in a guest bedroom so I can retire all the remaining cheap W*M specials to the shop and ammo duty.   |
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http://i166.photobucket.com/albums/u102/RGERBER875/yose233.jpg
Hope this pic comes out, it is my first pic on this site. This is a walk-in Gun safe I built into the house when I built it, I am a masonry contractor and a General contractor, I have 8” block a concrete ceiling and floor, so I have a minimum of 8” of concrete and rebar all around my guns and ammo. The Vault door was free, I had to replace one at a School and kept the old one, 35 bucks and a locksmith came out and gave me a new combo. 
these are old pics I have since add some guns and hung guns on wall ect. |
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Originally Posted By Scout_19Delta: Picked up this Cabela's/Cannon safe yesterday. It measures 60''Hx36''Wx24''D. 600lbs. Fire rated at 1200 for 30min. Originally priced at $1399.99 on their website. The store here in KC had it for $849.99 plus a 10% military discount. Out the door was $823.50. http://i412.photobucket.com/albums/pp209/Scout_19D/Safe/100_2220.jpg http://i412.photobucket.com/albums/pp209/Scout_19D/Safe/100_2221.jpg That is identical, right down to the locks and the interior, to my Canon safe, I got mine for a similar price through Costco. I'm guessing that there are a few resellers who simply slap a different logo on the door. I'll post pics later today, I've never really taken any good ones. |
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Originally Posted By RGERBER875:
http://i166.photobucket.com/albums/u102/RGERBER875/yose233.jpg Hope this pic comes out, it is my first pic on this site. This is a walk-in Gun safe I built into the house when I built it, I am a masonry contractor and a General contractor, I have 8” block a concrete ceiling and floor, so I have a minimum of 8” of concrete and rebar all around my guns and ammo. The Vault door was free, I had to replace one at a School and kept the old one, 35 bucks and a locksmith came out and gave me a new combo. http://i166.photobucket.com/albums/u102/RGERBER875/yose234.jpg http://i166.photobucket.com/albums/u102/RGERBER875/yose233.jpg these are old pics I have since add some guns and hung guns on wall ect. Welcome!!! Make sure to post this in the adjacent Gunroom thread. |
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Originally Posted By Scout_19Delta: Picked up this Cabela's/Cannon safe yesterday. It measures 60''Hx36''Wx24''D. 600lbs. Fire rated at 1200 for 30min. Originally priced at $1399.99 on their website. The store here in KC had it for $849.99 plus a 10% military discount. Out the door was $823.50. http://i412.photobucket.com/albums/pp209/Scout_19D/Safe/100_2220.jpg http://i412.photobucket.com/albums/pp209/Scout_19D/Safe/100_2221.jpg I just bought the EXACT same one from Costco (but as the Cannon EX20) for $625 delivered. Costco was blowing them out on their web site for $579 + tax with free delivery. [SPOT RESERVED FOR PICS] |
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Originally Posted By jtb33:
I just bought the EXACT same one from Costco (but as the Cannon EX20) for $625 delivered. Costco was blowing them out on their web site for $579 + tax with free delivery. [SPOT RESERVED FOR PICS] +1 but no tax on them here |
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