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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;TheNoost, post: 413238, member: 14473&quot;]One of the safes i have has both keypad(which requires a battery) and key. You use one or the other, don&#039;t need both. When the batteries are low, the safe will not open even if you get the right numbers. Also, check how the handle/lever is made. Not just the outside part, but the part that actually makes the locking mechinisims unlock. I have found that cast handles are prone to cracking. This puts them out of alignment and makes it very hard to open the safe. After a theif tries to crowbar the handle, wouldn&#039;t you like to be able to open the safe again? My favorite if my grandpas old safe. Combination and you have to pass the right #s so many times in each direction before actually landing on it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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