Gun Safe Installation - Page 3

imatt · December 10th, 2007, 03:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DrLewall

But they cheated! The used the weight if the safe ON ITS BACK to gain entry..sure it was only 1:37sec to get in..but how long and hard would it be trying that on an upright safe? I can see where alot of circumstances would come into play here, will there be enough clearence for the pry bars to be used etc..it is however pretty dramatic video to see how easy it is to gain entry into a "Security on sale" safe..

... thus the "bolt it down" comment.

Be interesting to see just how difficult it is to flop a bolted safe, whether it be bolted to concrete or wood.

jmsstnr · December 10th, 2007, 11:15 PM

Make the safe a fixture of the house. Pour Concrete around it, in it, etc. As well as bolt it.

If you have to sell the house then sell the safe. One might say, "There is a phone and cable outlet in each room, I built it that way. Oh! Also, there is a safe in the basement that is permanantly fixed to the floor; only a fool with a death wish would mess with."

J

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December 10th, 2007, 11:15 PM	#22
jmsstnr Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: A=(pi)200mi.^sq Posts: 86	Make the safe a fixture of the house. Pour Concrete around it, in it, etc. As well as bolt it. If you have to sell the house then sell the safe. One might say, "There is a phone and cable outlet in each room, I built it that way. Oh! Also, there is a safe in the basement that is permanantly fixed to the floor; only a fool with a death wish would mess with." J