stack-on safes??
I'm looking to get the 8 guns safe, It's 200 dollars, are they any good???
http://www.stack-on.com/securityplus...afes/gs-8.html |
I used one for several years until I was able to upgrade to something a little better last year. The Stack-ons are OK. Not fire proof or exactly burglar proof, but certainly better than nothing. With a hammer and a good sized screwdriver you could break into one within 10 minutes. Keep it bolted to the wall and to the floor or it might just walk away.
They're fine for keeping young kids out and frustrating thieves who are short on time. I'm also not a big fan of safes / lockers that require a key. I remember when I was young, it wasn't hard to figure out where my Dad kept the key to his gun cabinet. Personally I prefer a combination lock. I finally upgraded to a Sentry safe. Not too expensive. The interior is much better, heavier gauge steel, combination lock, and you're not going to rip it open with a screwdriver and hammer. Get a safe larger than you think you'll need. Some how they keep multiplying in there. |
this safe actually has a combination lock and lever. and has three thick looking bolts. It looks better than the steel "cabnits" that I"ve seen.
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GS-16 is OK
I purchased one (GS-416) through the Sportmans Guide. Mechanical lock feels a little cheap, but will slow down kids trying to guess numbers. Have not tried their electronic lock versions. They are sturdy and heavy: like a safe. Bolt down for earthquakes and stronger thieves.
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what about the GS-8 any info or experience with these?
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Where did you buy it for 200 bucks? site? or store name? |
i did a search on yahoo and clicked on one of the bargin websites. the store that was selling for 200 was dicks sporting goods. with shipping it came to 320 something i think. I'll post the link when I have time right now I have a thesis paper to do
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