So my brain is officially scrambled, my eyes are blood shot and my mouse is dead from clicking through endless websites as to what kind of safe to buy.  So I am reaching out for help, advice, and your opinions in my quest for the best safe for my situation.  I am looking in the 20 gun storage range.  Something with a fire rating of an hour +.  Preferably something with an electrical outlet. Price is not a huge concern. I am a believer in spend the extra money to buy it once instead of buying it three times because it was cheap and you get, what you pay for.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.  

Thanks!!

Read the faq thread on safes, then let us know what level of burglary resistance you'd like to have, what options you're looking for interior/exterior wise, and what your budget constraint is.

Sturdy Safe.

It really depends on what you want to spend relative to what (value) you want to protect.  Sturdy offers very good value, upper end models from Liberty or Ft Knox are options, an AMSEC TL-15 will get you a nice but expensive "real" gun safe. Brown safe or Graffunder would also be nice but expensive options. If you have a dollar number in mind for a budget you are likely to receive specific recommendations.

Thanks for the suggestion.  Kind of new to the forum, where do I find the FAQ section?  Looked around but no luck.  

Tacked with a red tack, right above your original post,

An Informative Thread: Most frequently asked gun safe questions and answers.

Got it. Thanks.

yep

Ok so I think this should cover most of my wishes:

After reading the FAQ thread:
I now realize I need to keep the maximum exterior width at 26" so I can put it in my home office.
Fire rate should be an hour or at least a minimum of 30 mins.
Currently I have 5 long guns and 3 handguns, BUT I admit I have a gun addiction and it will grow. Lol so I would like it to be 16+ for longs.
Content value is tough - it will just be guns nothing else. I guess B or C.
Mechanical lock
Interior fabric and door organizer if possible
And an electrical outlet for lighting that I could put in and or a dehumidifier if needed.
I like the configuration inside with longs on one side and shelfs on the other but not set in stone.  
And finally price.  Although I don't feel the need to spend $10,000 on a safe (maybe I'm wrong) I am open and have no real budget.  The bigger bang for my buck means more guns to fill the safe!!!  

Thanks again everybody.