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Hendersonfan

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May 2, 2011
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I have one at my mom's house that I am trying to figure out how to get here. It's an old Post Office safe.

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BunchOBull

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Dec 12, 2008
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Houston, TX
Liberty Safes have some of the best home-line models on the market. A more cost friendly alternative is Bighorn Safes (Costco sells them), which have a lot of the high end features more expensive safes have, for a much more moderate price (1/5th of it's higher end counterparts).
 

smapdi

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Aug 7, 2008
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I've been wanting to get a safe for years. They sell some at WM or Office Depot/Max, but they're about 1.5 cu ft for $150 or so. For cards and other papers, I expect they're fine. But I've got lots of slabbed cards, not to mention comics, that would require either multiple safes or a big gun safe, which are expensive. Doesn't look like Costco carries Big Horn safes any more, but Walmart.com lists a 10.6 cu ft gun safe for $1300.

I am curious about the electronic versus combo lock. Has anyone actually had an electronic lock in a fire? It would seem to me that the electronics would get damaged in a real fire before the combination hardware would. I see that they're rated for however many degrees, but it still seems pretty wonky to me.
 

BenG76

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Fancy Gap, VA
I prefer a combination over one of the electronic locks. My gun safe was around 800 dollars. I bought mine from a gun shop that bought a bunch of them at once and they had them on sale.

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Hendersonfan

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Here's my Postal Safe. It's about 3.5' high, 2' wide and 2' deep. The junk inside will be removed. The wooden drawers slide out and I feel like some 1 screws or similar would fit nicely.

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Hendersonfan

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My wife's uncle said he can get a trailer to get it here, just need to figure out a good time to do it.

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Gwynn545

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That's a great safe!! Definitely needs some TLC, but only the inside! Keep the outside looking horrible, and thieves will stay away from it!! :D
 

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