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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;benveniste, post: 3687152, member: 25547&quot;]Most &quot;Gun Safes&quot; sold are rated as &quot;Residential Security Containers&quot; if they are rated at all.&nbsp; That means that they should resist a brute force attack with handheld tools for 5 minutes.&nbsp; That&#039;s actually a long time for a typical home B&amp;E person to spend, especially since forcing a safe is likely to be noisy, but there&#039;s a kicker to that.&nbsp; If a safe can come into a house on a 2-wheel cart or a 4-wheel dolly, unless it&#039;s secured it can go out the same way just as easily.</p><p><br /></p><p>Last time I looked, to get the best rate Hugh Wood insurance (the ANA vendor) requires a TL-15 rated safe once your collection reaches a certain value.&nbsp; A TL-15 rated safe is tested to resist such attacks for 15 minutes.&nbsp; Most also sport 2-hour fire protection.</p><p><br /></p><p>There are no &quot;one-sized&quot; fits all answers when it comes to security, and I suggest you don&#039;t rely on the advice of random internet posters.&nbsp; Contact an expert instead.&nbsp; You can safely assume I&#039;m a random internet poster.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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