E Lock or Dial

I like a good dial lock(S&G). May not be quick but you won't have electronic problems either. Just my preference.
Yeah, that's my main concern without spending a ton of money. Liberty says lifetime warranty but I think the lock is like 5-6yrs and after that parts are covered but not labor if I remember right.
 
I got a Sturdy Safe some time ago. Looked at many safes and for what I got I am Quite happy with it. She is quite heavy duty! Now need to find another. Was thinking along the lines of a Fat boy or similar priced. Won't be like the Sturdy but will be a good budget option.
 
I haven't seen a Sturdy before and just checked them out. Look very well made but a little out of my price range. Is yours e lock, dial or the one that has both?
 
You can actually set your dial to where you know you only have to turn to the next number to open it after you lock it if you're worried about speed........might be even faster then digital. I, like others prefer the comfort with a LACK of electronics to go bad.
 
I have an electronic lock on a Fort Knox safe. No problems with it for over 30 years now. The two 9 volt batteries last several years and you can tell when they need replacing. You can personalize the combination and have different combo's for other family members if you like.
 
Have had 2 Cannon safes, both with e locks. No problems. Batteries last a couple years, easy to change out. Fyi, up here for whatever reason, tractor supply always has the best prices on Cannon safes, if you can wait for a sale.
 
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