Decent Price on a Safe

That's the best kind of place to live. Secluded with neighbors who will do anything for you.

 

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Check out your local locksmiths. I picked up an AMSEC ( made in USA, by the way)It is UL rated for fire and burglary and weighs 700lbs. Paid $1200 after tax and delivery for a $2500 safe because it had been sitting at his shop for over a year. You may run into someone needing to make a sale!!

 

So much paranoia. Nobody is taking your stuff unless you open your mouth about having it.

 

really? find an old pharmacy and see if they want to unload their insane safes.

 

BTW - it has been my experience that in modern times a huge safe is a worthless investment. Your only going to protect yourself from an easy theft. In todays day and age, anyone who wants to get into any safe will do so.

What matters is an alarm system.

 

Unless you're not home...

 

No - if it alarmed the cops come, especially with a modern alarm.

 

Unless of course you have a large volume of items that need to be secured.

What matters is a well designed combination of physical and electronic security. The absence of either renders most attempts worthless. The physical security needs to be designed such that it will delay a burglar long enough for the authorities to respond to the alarm. Or, if I'm home, long enough for me to grab a gun, which isn't but a few seconds.

 

And then shoot the dog. Be honet. How many buckshot holes are in your bedroom walls.

 

I would never shoot my dog!

...and what my wife and I do in our bedroom is none of your business.

 

really, how much buckshot is in your wife? I was just assuming that safe was in the bedroom, but now you've added a new wrinkle.

 

I'll take my chances- fire or burglary. Alarm systems are overrated IMO

 

I don't really know why I'm even going on about this. Who uses buckshot anyhow, I'd rather take some guys knee cap out with a rifle. I figure that I have nothing to worry about. I live in the middle of no where and have about 3 cars down the road a night.

 

Yes, only reason we found the place is because we got lost. Lol. Last robery in the area was around 45 years ago...

 

It is quite easy to get lost when the only things around you are fields and woods.

 

http://www.gardnermuseum.org/resources/theft/

There is nothing like alarms.

 

they should have had a junk yard dog in there

 

My god! The stole the Mona Lisa once.