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Definetly going to need the 40.If I sleep in the safe with my guns, does this satisfy secure storage?
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Definetly going to need the 40.If I sleep in the safe with my guns, does this satisfy secure storage?
Dude don't destroy it. Anybody with some hand tools a drill, and half a brain can break into one of those safes without an angle grinder. Look it up on youtube. Open it and put a new lock on it. Pretty simple to do.Can't even get the door open. Keypad died with door closed. Warming up the angle grinder
You store your guns and ammo in separate places? Intruder breaks in, you open your safe, get a gun, go back to the bedroom where the ammo is?
You store your guns and ammo in separate places? Intruder breaks in, you open your safe, get a gun, go back to the bedroom where the ammo is?
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I would suggest you see if you can scrounge up or borrow another keypad as that is sometimes the failure point. A next step is get a Taylor Security Phoenix digital lock manipulation unit - but you have to set up a locksmithing company to be able to buy one then cough up aboud $3K.Can't even get the door open. Keypad died with door closed. Warming up the angle grinder
Storing ammo in a safe isn’t a good idea.
Just avoid the 6741 - it's a cheapo version of the 6730 with zymac instead of brass wheels and lever. If you buy a new safe with a dial, find out the EXACT S&G model number (not "6700 series", but "6730, 6731, 6740, etc" and also check out the wall thickness.If you get it open this lock should work as replacement.
Sargent & Greenleaf S&G Model 6730-100 Mechanical Safe Lock Kit
Especially if you can’t get it out.
Right at this point, storing anything in a safe isn't a good idea.
There may be a hole for a key behind the keypad. I have a Winchester safe and can open with a key if the pad goes down. You have to get the key from Winchester.
If you get it open this lock should work as replacement.
Sargent & Greenleaf S&G Model 6730-100 Mechanical Safe Lock Kit
You can swap out the electric TS lock for one of these??
Poop.
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I have the identical safe from the identical time period.
I've gone through a few 9V's so far but that's it.
Now I'm scared. Do I take care of this BEFORE it goes?
If you have the Winchester TS-22, which the OP indicated they did, yes. This lock should fit right in. If you have a different TS Winchester safe then I would verify.
I Believe I have the TS 24