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1. I’ll be the first to admit to being a ‘web-noob’. I don’t believe I’ve ever seen the site ‘instapundit’ but it appears to be a solid replacement for Ol’ Remus’ Woodpile Report. (RIP Remus, you are missed). It lacks the classic artworks and vintage advertising, but the easy to follow, pick and choose articles is very encouraging…

   Thanks for the link.

   1. Additionally…
      speaking of Costco, the nearest one is 140 miles away from me and I just couldn’t get away to buy JWR’s latest book (yes, I would have driven that far just for the special edition book), so I asked a friend (2,500 miles away) in Tuscon to go to his store and buy me 5 copies before the limited number was sold out (never to be replaced). Received them on Tuesday.
      They will be CHRISTmas gifts, maybe even ‘early’ gifts (I.E. before the election) to family members. I do plan on buying another copy of the ‘mass release’ on ‘book bomb day’ just to help boost the numbers.
      With the exception of this one time purchase, I do a lot more shopping at Sam’s club than Costco, now it looks like I’ll be sharing even less of my hard earned money at Costco. Too bad most consumers will not be aware (or care) of Costco’s PC political views and even fewer will miss the Cheese no longer available. Sad but I’ll look for it elsewhere just to protest Costco and help with Palmetto cheese company’s loss. (During the recent brand name bru-ha-ha, namely GOYA Mexican food brand(s), I purchased $100 worth of their canned goods and donated them to the local food bank and now buy GOYA as my go to products for Mexican cooking.)

2. McGuffey Readers >>> free PDF downloads of various book series over a few decades >>>

   http://www.survivorlibrary.com/index.php/8-category/138-library-teaching-readers-mcguffeyus

3. I know that this is off of the subject matter, buI ran across a short article this morning, it seems like the the owner of a national cheese factory in california and his product is or rather was being sold nation wide by costco has been discontinued by costco because the cheese factory owner has stated that BLM is nothing more than a terrorist organisation and should be treated as such. the owner of costco has since ordered all of this brand of cheese products removed from the selves nation wide. Hmm, I thought that we supposedly had first amendment right to free speech, but BLM and the rest of outlaws can do as they feel like

   1. Alfred… please share the brand name / company… I will be making trip to my local Costco and inquire as to why product is not being stocked…TY

      1. The brand is Palmetto Cheese. Not surprisingly, with that name, they are in South Carolina.

         See: https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/costco-palmetto-cheese-boycott/2020/09/22/id/988278/

         1. Their products are available here in NC and are tasty. It looks like I have another reason to support them now.

   2. So who is the national cheese? Maybe we might want to buy-cott it……: )

      1. I would boycott Costco. The cheesemaker is right BLM is a communist, terrorist organization.

         1. Correct, Sara.
            One of the biggest statements we can make is, WHERE WE SPEND OUR MONEY!!!
            This is why I do NOT support, target or especially amazon. Why support those who are against you???!!! I never understood that.

            1. Yep, we vote every day with our use of money. You nailed it, Les.

               Carry on

         2. I wrote buy-cott as in buying the product and supporting the cheese company, it wasn’t a typo meaning boycott.
            I agree that BLM is a terrorist group. I also do not shop at many, many places because of their political inclinations. The problem is this, there are fewer and fewer places to shop that support conservative values. I can do without a lot of products/things and I can make a lot of products/things, but some things are only had by doing business with businesses I don’t agree with their political values. Everyone has to know where they are going to draw the line.

4. re:
   Candace Owens book

   I see several reader reports about her books ordered through Amazon were defaced and ruined.
   Folks say their BLACKOUT books they received from Amazon were:
   * stomped,
   * smeared with grease,
   * stink of urine,
   * pages ripped,
   and other attempts to indicate the Amazon workers’ opinions.

   The readers number in the thousands.
   Thousands of books ruined by Amazon workers.
   Can the Zuck-Bezos entity explain this as a ‘algorithm glitch’?

   1. Wow… wonder what the customer service response will be…

5. About the video link, “Sharpening a Chainsaw the easy way with a cordless drill”

   Looks like a handy quick method for sharpening the chainsaw teeth. The method requires a steady hand and good eyes. … The video didn’t explain, where he got the bearing for the end of the file. The entire video is less than 4 minutes long.

   I use the inexpensive Dremel sharpening kit. … However =
   The method used in the linked video might be better, for people constantly cutting firewood. …. A quick, easy method to sharpening the chainsaw teeth is needed for people living out in the boonies. [A steady hand and good eyes is a must be.]

   Sharp teeth on a chainsaw is needed, for safe and quick cutting.

6. I never have mastered sharpening a chain with a file, I can do decent, but not great. I usually just swap to another chain and use one of these machines:

   https://www.amazon.com/Tecomec-Jolly-Star-Grinder-120V/dp/B00T36XEIM

   Our local saw shop turned me on to them, and they are a good machine, worth the money if you saw a lot.

7. That coffee is ridiculously priced! Buy Folgers instant coffee instead; WAY cheaper!

   1. Tom MacGyver,

      A better option (and cheaper too) would be Starbucks Via instant Coffee. It’s microground so you just dump it in a cup of hot water. Nice and strong for those that like Espresso or French roasts

      I saw a box of 50 packets on Amazon for around $38.

      Have a Rockin great day

      1. Hey, RKRGRL68. Welcome back.

         I take it you are feeling well?

         Carry on in grace

         1. Once a Marine & Krissy,

            Hello to you both,
            Thank you for thinking of me.
            I’m feeling okay for now. Was supposed to have my surgery on Monday, but of course last Thursday the insurance company decided that they wanted new MRI & Neck X-Rays!! Grrrrr.. so frustrating. I’m now scheduled for October 7th.
            I’m taking this extra time as a blessing and using it to get even more things in order for everyone around me. LOL..

            Hope you both are doing well also.
            I will let everyone know how my surgery goes when it’s done.

            Have a Rockin great day!

      2. Hello, RKRGRL68,
         So good to see you comment!
         How are you feeling?
         How did tour surgery go?
         Blessings, Krissy

   2. Tom MacGyver: Tasters Choice flavor is very good and the price is not bad when it’s on sale.
      I recently opened a can from SHTF stash that was store bought ground that I dated 2016.
      Tasted fine to me but I’m no conasuer.( I know that it is the wrong spelling but I’m to tired to
      screw with it)

      1. Yeah; freeze-dried coffee; the kind that’s been around for 60 years or more. It has the same shelf life as nuclear waste! after the SHTF, connoisseurs won’t exist…

   3. For those of us with mold issues, organic arabica is the only coffee we can have. Conventional coffee is very high in mold. We mostly make cold brew with organic beans, but in a pinch this instant is safe for us. My family can attest that the flavor of Mt. Hagen coffee is exceptionally good for an instant coffee and, for us, definitely worth the price.

8. I’m looking for a recommendation on upgraded iron sights in place of the current sights on a Remington 700. Someone just gave me a Remington Sportsman 78 in .30-06 as a gift to help me replace what was lost in my house fire, and apparently the 78 is just a 700 in different trim, therefore it will accept aftermarket 700 parts. I vastly prefer shooting with iron sights; has anyone ever upgraded a Remington 700 with ghost ring or peep sights, or a front sight more similar in sight picture to what you’d have on a AR, M1a/Garand and similar?

   1. Brownells(.com) has more sights to choose from than you can shake a stick at but I don’t believe they have a ‘winged’ M1A style front sight for a 700 type rifle. They might, but I haven’t looked for one either, maybe I’ll research it today and reply later.
      **note** Unless you are very skilled with the proper shop, adding new or replacing sights is not for amateurs. It’s not hard for a qualified gunsmith, but not something that’s done in your garage with vise grips and Craftsman screwdrivers.

      As far as their $10 catalog… it’s worth every penny and although they come out with new catalog(s) every year, their part numbers never change so the items are valid for several years, I replace y catalog about every 5 years.

      I too believe EVERY scoped rifle should have ‘back up’ iron sights

9. Please support a local bookseller rather than buying books from amazon. Most communities have a mom and pop, non chain new and used bookstore in or near them. They can order Ms. Owens book for you.

10. I highly recommend Black Rifle coffee, available online. The company was founded by military veterans and they make it a point to hire veterans. They are based in Utah. Many different coffee strengths to choose from and they also offer “limited edition” blends around holidays.

    1. They do have good coffee! And they’re delightfully un-PC to boot. 🙂 The products are usually out of our price range but we splurge at Christmas and buy some for family members and a few samples for us.

11. My sweet spouse and I have been shopping for a home safe. Found this bit of helpful guidance. I was able to find the right safe, using this info.

    Carry on

    Top 10 Things We Recommend before Buying a Safe

    Searching for the right safe is sometimes a difficult task. For over 26 years our goal at The Safe House has been to answer your questions in an honest and clear way that cuts through all of the hype of other sources.

    If you look around the industry you will find safes that are nothing more than a thin metal box. Upon further research you will see that there is more to a safe than you originally thought. Search the Internet and you will find many companies that call themselves safe “authorities” they proclaim to be knowledgeable about safes and vaults, many don’t even have a brick and mortar store and only sell online. They will tell you what you are supposed to know about buying a safe and offer an opinion but have no real world experience in the safe business. Look long enough and you’ll start to see that there is often dishonest or conflicting information.

    So you may be thinking why is The Safe House information better than other companies lists and opinions? For the past 26 years we have been providing our customers with some of the best security products on the market, we provide service to most safe manufacturers in the U.S. and have seen the ” the good , the bad and the ugly ” when it comes to safes. We have customers come to us confused by all of the mis-information that they have been told about safes and vaults. Some companies will say “that some protection is better than nothing at all” and sell you a cheap safe that can be easily pried open or will not protect your valuables in a fire. In our opinion this is dishonest and we don’t treat our customers this way just to make a sale. When you stop to consider the reasons to invest in a safe, it comes down to a very simple but extremely important issue: The contents you wish to protect are usually some of the most important and valuable items you own.

    With that being said , we feel it is our responsibility as professionals in the safe and security products industry to cut through the hype and misinformation that the internet is filled with and give you only the most important considerations as you search for a safe to satisfy your needs.

    The Safe House knows its products

    Unlike a lot of online companies The Safe House has actual showrooms and warehouses where we have been serving our customers for over 26 years. We have three locations in Nashville & Knoxville Tennessee and Atlanta Georgia. We specialize in Home Safes, Jewelry Safes, Gun Safes, Commercial Safes and Storm shelters. We are registered Locksmiths and Safes and Security is our only business

    We work with individuals and companies all over the U.S. for their security and safety needs. Many of our customers include state and federal agencies, jewelry stores, large corporations, local small businesses but our main focus are individuals just like you.

    Read this article and let us know if you have any questions.

    1. What size safe should I purchase?

    The answer is simple, one that is bigger that you think you need ! The most common feed back from the 1000’s of customers we have had through the years is that they did not buy a safe that was big enough. Also, think of the value of the contents you could be putting in the safe in future years? Bigger is Better when it comes to buying a safe !

    2. Not all Gun Safes are created equally.

    One of the most popular type of safe on the market today is the gun safes. They come in different styles and sizes. Many are only thin metal cabinets without fire or burglary protection. The question is where to start in choosing a Gun Safe? First consider construction, thickness of metal and type of locking mechanism, followed by fire rating. Gun cabinets in the past were made of wood and glass and would showcase your weapons for everyone to see. Now in the world we live in a good quality gun safe to protect your weapons and other valuables is a necessity. Don’t rely on a cheap thin metal cabinet to protect your guns. If you look around the industry, most low end gun cabinets have very thin metal bodies made from 14 to 16 or even as thin as 20 gauge steel. A standard hammer and large screwdriver can easily break into a thin metal gun cabinet. A quality gun safe should use a minimum of 11 gauge steel in the body of the safe and preferably 10 to 7 gauge steel.

    Door construction is also very important. Look for a gun safe with at least ¼” of solid plate steel or composite equivalent in the door. More secure gun safes have a 3/8 to 1/2″ steel plate in the door. As a Minimum look for gun safes with the Underwriter Laboratory burglar ratings of a RSC (Residential Security Container). Better quality gun safes have higher of B Rated, U.L. TL-15 (Tool Resistant) and U.L. TL-30 ratings. One note on this subject, there are high quality gun safes on the market that don’t have an official UL rating above an RSC rating BUT are built to TL levels of protection, contact us for more details.

    So how thick are different gauges of metal ?

    3. What Security Rating is best to protect my valuables?

    We have many customers that come to us wanting to protect a wide range of items, from Jewelry, Guns, Precious Metal, Baseball cards, Paper Money ,Important documents and other high value items. For these customers we would recommend a well built composite or a BF rated safe or greater.

    We have provided the following industry guidelines for content value of the various levels of security that a safe can provide. These values are generally used for businesses for insurance purposes but are a good guideline for different levels of protection. Contact your insurance company for specific limitations

    RSC Up to $5,000 content value- passed a 5 minute attack test with simple tools. , Note, RSC ratings can by applied to low end safes that are easily pried open up to very secure safes that could pass higher rating test but the manufacturers don’t go to the expense of testing them.
    B-Rated Up to $10,000 content value – 1/2 inch plate door & 1/4 inch body
    C Rated Up to $30,000 content value 1 inch protection on door & up to 1/2 inch on body
    U.L. TL-15 Up to $200,000 content value- A TL-15 Rating means the safe door can successfully resist entry for a net assault time of 15 minutes when attacked with common hand tools, picking tools, mechanical or portable electric tools, grinders, drills or pressure devices.
    U.L. TL-30 Up to $375,000 content value -TL-30 means the safe door can pass the same test for 30 minutes. Note that this does NOT include attacks on the sides or top.
    U.L. TL-30X6 Up to $500,000 to $ 1,000,000 content value- U L 30 minute attack on all 6 sides of safe
    U.L. TRTL-30X6 $1,000,000 and up content value- U L 30 minute torch / tool attack on all 6 sides of safe
    Please be aware that these ratings are subjective , some import safes that say they are TL rated are not and will not provide you with the level of protection that are indicated by the ratings listed. How do you know? Call us for more information.

    4. When should you use a hidden safe or wall safe?

    Hidden safes and Wall safes are generally not a good place to store high value items . The best protection that a Wall safe provides is concealment. Just by design a wall safe is attached to the studs in the wall and can be easily cut or pried out of the wall . The only fire protection that they provide is limited to the sheetrock in the wall. As for hiding or concealing a safe, most burglars are going to look for a hidden safe or wall safe and if found don’t take long to penetrate. If you have items to store for a brief period of time or just have items to keep out of the kids hands a wall safe is a good choice but save your high end items and put them in a good quality safe.

    5. What type of Fire Rating is best?

    Fire ratings are often overlooked but should be one of your top considerations. We recommend that you purchase a minimum 1 hour fire rated safe. Safes with less than a 1 hour fire rating will not provide adequate protection to survive a typical home or business fire. Why spend your hard earned money on a safe that won’t protect your important valuables, guns, ammo or other items during a fire? If you are on a limited budget then select the safe with the longest fire protection that you can afford.

    Many customers have read that a fire rated gun safe will protect their important documents. This is only partly true, our recommendation is to look for a U.L. or a U.S. made safe with a CERTIFIED fire rating of 1 hour or greater. If you are thinking of placing any important documents or delicate items in a gun safe consider adding greater protection by investing in a small U.L. rated or U.S. made certified fire box you can place inside the gun safe for your paperwork and more delicate items.

    Don’t forget the fire seal on the door, Some cheap safes don’t even have fire seals on the door but a fire seal is an important part of a good fire rating. Another thing the fire seal will do is seal out most moisture from entering the safe on a day to day basis, this will help keeps rust and corrosion off of your guns or other valuables. During a fire the fire seal will expand to seal out fire and smoke and keep water from entering the safe if water is sprayed on the safe in the course of extinguishing the fire. One of the most popular brands of fire seal is Palusol brand fire seals. It will expand to 6 times it original size during a fire and completely seal the space between the frame and door of the safe.

    6. Don’t rely on a fire resistant safe to protect against a burglary.

    First, beware of any company that calls their safe “fireproof”, There are no “fireproof” consumer safes on the market today, they are all fire resistant, meaning that they resist heat and smoke (and some protect against water) over a given period of time , usually 30 to 150 minutes.

    Fire resistant safes do a great job of protecting paper documents (and even small amounts of cash) from heat and smoke damage, however, fire resistant safes use very thin metal (14-18 gauge) in the construction of the safe which makes them easy to defeat for a burglar. The metal is primarily used to hold the fire retardant material and can be easily punctured, cut or sawed with simple hand tools. Some of the cheap fire safes on the market today can be opened by simply dropping them on a hard surface.

    We DO NOT recommend storing high value contents such as large amounts of cash, jewelry or precious metals, in a low cost fire safe. Over the past 26 years we have accessed many cheap fire resistant safes that customers have been locked out of for various reasons , our record is 30 seconds to pry the safe open with very simple tools . We have also seen those same safes easily broken into after the owners mistakenly thought the safe would protect their valuables against a burglary attack. The better choice is a burglar, fire safe or good quality composite fire safe that are burglar rated, or for content value above $10,000, look at a high security TL rated fire safe. These safes are engineered and designed to protect your valuables against both burglar attacks and fires.

    7. Be AWARE that data, media or family photos need more protection than a standard fire resistant safe can provide.

    The term fireproof is a very misleading statement and too many companies use it to describe their fire safes. So what should the fire rating say? It should say “resistant to fire” for a particular period of time. Not fire proof . Customers come into our showroom on a daily basis and ask for a fire safe to protect their Important paperwork, money, pictures and other delicate or sensitive items like , data and media (photos, CDs/DVDs and computer disks/tapes, etc) We gladly show them the differences and options that will protect their valuables the most effective way. Most of these items are sensitive to heat and humidity/moisture and a standard fire resistant safe is not engineered to specifically protect against these things. Fire resistant safes are engineered and designed to protect paper and keep the internal temperature of the safe below 350 degrees, which is the critical temperature where paper will start to char and burn. This method of protection creates steam (moisture) inside the safe. Any sensitive data or media will be badly damaged or destroyed between 120 to 180 degrees or 85% humidity. Think of the inside of a car on a hot summer day,

    If you have any special data or media that you need to protect against fire, a data/media safe is what you should consider purchasing. These safes will keep the inside temperature below 125 degrees as well as the humidity below 85%. Most data and media safes do not offer burglary protection . As an inexpensive option you can purchase a small U.L. rated fire lock box that you can place inside a larger fire safe ( Gun Safe) for your more delicate items, this is one way to protect you data / media without purchasing a more expensive data safe.

    Data and media include the following materials:

    Hard Drives , Regular & Portable
    CDs & DVDs
    Old Negatives & Photographs
    Thumb Drives/Flash Drives
    Old Cassette Tapes
    USB Storage thumb drives
    Micro SD cards
    Note: Don’t forget to purchase a quality dehumidifier to protect against excess moisture in your safe!

    8. What is the minimum fire rating to protect paper and money?

    Pop quiz: What temperature does paper burn ? Answer 451 degrees . Fire Resistant safes and burglar fire safes should have a minimum of a 1 hour fire rating. Typically, a safe with less than a 1 hour fire rating will not provide adequate protection for paper or money in the event of a fire. A typical house fire burns in the 800 to 1200 degree temperature range ,if your safe is close to the starting point of the fire it would be subjected to higher temperatures than if it was in a different part of the structure. It is better to err on the side of caution and have a longer fire protection level to protect your items. Fire Resistant safes are great for protecting paper documents against fire for a limited amount of time BUT they are NOT recommended for protecting large amounts of cash or high value items from theft. When you want BOTH burglar and fire protection, look for a good quality composite-fire safe , burglar-fire safe or a high security TL rated fire safe.

    9. Floor Safes , great security but very little protection against fire

    Floor safes offer great security if installed in the floor surrounded by concrete BUT provide very little fire protection. Floor safes offer great protection for valuables due to the body of the safe being encased in concrete on all five sides. The reason they lack a fire rating is due to the door being exposed with no fire board to dissipate the heat. This leads to the contents being destroyed in a short period of time.

    If you need to protect money or important documents, you are much better off purchasing a free standing Composite fire safe , burglar fire safe or high security burglar fire safe that has 1-2 hour fire rating and is anchored with multiple bolts into a concrete floor. This is a much better option than a floor safe.

    10. What type of lock should I choose for my safe?

    We have many customers that ask us which type of lock is best to have on their safe., Is a dial lock more secure than an electronic lock? Will an EMP event render my electronic lock inoperable? What is a redundant lock ? What type of maintenance do either lock require?

    Better quality dial and electronic locks are U.L. rated and will provide an excellent level of protection
    Some electronic locks are EMP resistant some are not. We recommend the S & G brand of electronic locks for EMP resistant single lock installations
    Redundant locks give you the best of both worlds , they consist of a mechanical and electronic lock in one , so if one fails the other will allow you access to the safe.
    Most mechanical lock manufacturers recommend that you have your lock serviced at least every 5 years by a qualified safe technician.
    Electronic locks are sealed from the factory and if opened will void the warranty from the manufacturer. about the only maintenance is replacing the battery.

    Why stop at 10? Here are a few extra things to consider before your final decision is made.

    11. Where should I place my safe?

    In our experience, one of the most difficult decisions for customers is where to place their safe. If you do not have an alarm system in your home or business, then placing your safe “out of sight, out of mind” is very important.

    We suggest that you place your safe where you are most likely to use it. An out of the way location will make you less likely to use your safe to store the items you purchased it for in the first place. Another consideration is the lighting available to illuminate your lock when you are inputting your combination. The hash marks on a combination dial lock are relatively small and can be hard to see in low light area’s. If you must have your safe in a low light area or be able to access the lock in the dark there are dial lights that affix to the top of the dial ring and illuminate the dial so you can see the numbers and hash marks on the dial.

    12. What size safe should I buy? Bigger is better !

    We know this was # 1 on the list but it is the number one thing our customers say to us after buying a safe.

    One that is bigger that you think you need ! The most common feed back from the 1000’s of customers we have had through 21 years is that they did not buy a safe that was big enough. Also, think of the value of the contents you could be putting in the safe in future years? Bigger is Better when it comes to buying a safe !

    13. How do you determine the size of a safe ?

    As we mentioned earlier , its better to buy a safe bigger than you think you need , with that said you may ask , how do I determine the area inside a safe? If you look at different brands of safes you will notice that some measure their safes by the exterior dimensions , some use the interior dimensions and some use the “cubic feet” or the area inside the safe. To determine that size use the simple math formula below.

    Yes, you can use a calculator !

    Multiply the height, width and depth of the interior of the safe and divide that total by 1728. Height x Width x Depth / 1728 (Example: 60” x 30” x 24” = 43,200 cubic inches / 1728 = 25 cubic feet)

    14. Should I Anchor my safe ?

    Anchoring is an effective way to secure your safe. One of the easiest ways for a burglar to break into any safe is to move it where they have the time and tools to get into it. . Even if you think your safe is hidden you still need to anchor it in case it is discovered by a burglar. Remember that being careful and taking extra security precautions will help keep your items secure.

    Most safes have anchor hole(s) and are fairly simple to anchor into concrete. If you have a wood sub floor be aware that simply putting a wood anchor in your floor will not provide adequate protection, one of the most effective ways to secure a safe to a wood sub floor is to drill holes in your floor and extend long threaded rod down below the floor joist and take a long piece of 2 x 4 or angle iron and span multiple floor joist and secure the threaded rod and bolt down the safe. If you decide to move and want to take your safe with you, simply remove the bolts. If have questions about this process, we would be happy to assist you

    15. Loose Lips get your valuables stolen !

    Many burglaries occur because someone in the family or business tells someone else that they have a safe or worse , what is in the safe. It might be fun to talk about that new safe you just purchased or the cool thngs you have in it but Loose Lips could get your valuables stolen. Its better to not openly talk about what you are protecting in your safe to just anyone. A conversation or cell phone call is easily over heard and could be communicated to a person that you don’t know and increase your odds of a break in. But as you lay in bed at night you may be dreaming of the big bad wolf huffing and puffing and stealing your stuff out of a cheap safe, but wait there is good news ( if you bought a good safe) ,when you wake in the morning the sun is shining , the birds are singing and your valuables are still there, in your safe , protected.

    16. Security should be multi layered

    Even though you have a high quality safe you should still be aware of other ways to protect your self and your valuables. A quality home or business alarm is a good deterrent. Always be aware of your surroundings and lock your doors and take notice of unfamiliar people in your neighborhood or close to your home. Don’t allow strange individuals in your home that can see your safe or valuables unless necessary. Motion activated exterior lighting will discourage a burglar from spending time breaking into your home or business. As a local law enforcement officer told me once, criminals are like rats, they tend to scatter when you turn a light on. Remember that being extra careful and taking extra security precautions will keep you and your important items secure.

    17. The Bitterness of Poor Quality Lingers Long After a Cheap Price is Forgotten.

    Don’t buy a cheap safe to store your most prized possessions in. Most of the time you are placing your most valuable and important items that you own in the safe that you purchase. Make sure that the safe you purchase is appropriate for the items you are storing in the safe.

    Thank you for visiting our website , If you are looking for more specific information according to your needs, we encourage you to contact one of our safe professionals.

    The content of this document was developed through years of real world experience servicing and repairing many different types and brands of safes. Through these years assisting our customers and consultations with other security professionals we have developed this list ,it is meant to provide general guidelines for the most commonly asked questions received from our customers about safes. Every situation may be different and unique.

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