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<blockquote data-quote="Takem406" data-source="post: 1069067" data-attributes="member: 72588"><p>I do believe so.</p><p></p><p>I talked to my local Amsec dealer today and they are getting in two safes next month. Around $2500.</p><p></p><p>Yeah they sure don't seem keen on taking a safe into a basement. The local moving company I think would do it but it will cost a couple hundred. But I don't have room for a safe upstairs. </p><p></p><p>They also had these Blue Dot Second Amendment safes. Not sure on them. They are cheaper and the reviews say the combination lock sucks. </p><p></p><p>Also another lock and safe shop had Big Horn safes, any word on these?</p><p></p><p>Still not sure on the fire rating. I really liked Liberty saying their National can take around two hours or more of fire. Is that over kill? I remember one of my first big house fires I went to... We found a couple new Rem 700's on the dinning room table that were perfectly fine. They had survived the blaze. But the fire was mostly in the roof. I guess there is a lot of variable in how a fire will start and burn. I'm sure an hour minimum would be perfectly fine... A gamble...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Takem406, post: 1069067, member: 72588"] I do believe so. I talked to my local Amsec dealer today and they are getting in two safes next month. Around $2500. Yeah they sure don't seem keen on taking a safe into a basement. The local moving company I think would do it but it will cost a couple hundred. But I don't have room for a safe upstairs. They also had these Blue Dot Second Amendment safes. Not sure on them. They are cheaper and the reviews say the combination lock sucks. Also another lock and safe shop had Big Horn safes, any word on these? Still not sure on the fire rating. I really liked Liberty saying their National can take around two hours or more of fire. Is that over kill? I remember one of my first big house fires I went to... We found a couple new Rem 700's on the dinning room table that were perfectly fine. They had survived the blaze. But the fire was mostly in the roof. I guess there is a lot of variable in how a fire will start and burn. I'm sure an hour minimum would be perfectly fine... A gamble... [/QUOTE]
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