Safe on the Bay, how can i tell if it works for ca requirements?

[Krusher]

Looking at this safe on the bay

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=ADME:B:BCA:US:11&Item=7226865751

wondering how to tell if This is good enough for
future purchases to not need a locking device?
I dont see a model number and Its been painted a few times
apparently..

thanks for the input

[QuickOnTheDraw]

Looks ok but what if the lock fails, your screwed and would have to take a cut off saw to get it open. but for the money it could be ok.

[Charliegone]

[TonyM]

Looking at this safe on the bay

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=ADME:B:BCA:US:11&Item=7226865751

wondering how to tell if This is good enough for
future purchases to not need a locking device?
I dont see a model number and Its been painted a few times
apparently..

thanks for the input

Unless it's a California Approved Safe/Cabinet (which I really don't think it is) or meets the specs Charliegone posted above, you'll still need a lock to pickup any new guns. If you're looking for cheap and just to meet the requirement set by the state, grab one of the Stack-On safes. If you want something nice, spend some extra cash and get a good one you'll never need to replace.

[grammaton76]

Looks ok but what if the lock fails, your screwed and would have to take a cut off saw to get it open. but for the money it could be ok.

If it's anything like mine, you can lift that keypad off to reveal a standard keyhole for backup. It's also how you get access to change the batteries.

[Krusher]

Sniped at the last 5 seconds of the auction

Grrr.
well I got sniped !!
So there went the hope of that one being mine!