Not sure if this is a dupe.
I was drooling while watching this video.![[thumbsup]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/044.gif "Thumbs Up [thumbsup]")
At 3:11, it's like a humidor for your guns too.
I was drooling while watching this video.
At 3:11, it's like a humidor for your guns too.
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Now that's what I call a GUN SAFE! "Honey,I know what I want for Christmas" :)
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stoneypete
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Drool
Wow...nice but expensive
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What I find most impressive is thicknesses up to 1/4" for the wall depending on the model. The vast majority of gun safes are 10 or 12 gauge - 3/16" and 1/4" are considerably heavier and more work to cut into.
They are well made that I will give you. that is the only part of them I like. I like a big door. I like to be able to get in to the safe when I need to. Go look at one of these in person and chuck a pen into the back and see how long it takes to get it back out. If you REALLY have limited space then that is one if the biggest selling point IMHO as you can fit allot of firearms in a small space. I myself like to SEE everything when I open my safes. Waiting for the rifle or pistol I want to come around would dive me nuts.
It's funny you should say that. I actually e mailed him for permission to post his video. Then I saw this one. I got his e mail back this morning with his permission.
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If you look closely you can see ammo on the right hand side of the safe.
I walked right by this safe last spring @ KTP and my wife grabbed me and said did you see this. This safe is the balls, then we saw the price. I don't even remember how much, but it was too much [sad2] .
...It's a gun safe Lazy Susan.
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Unfortunately, they have no fire protection. I was going to buy one until I found that out
True, but consider that the homeowner's insurance policy limits on guns generally apply to loss by theft or mysterious appearance - loss by fire is often covered to the extent of limits for household contents, which can be pretty decent if you have "replacement value" coverage.
If I had to protect against fire or theft, I'd pick theft since it's much easier to insure against fire.
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Great idea for a safe, but it looks pretty pricey. What does the average one retail for?
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You don't have to "wait". There's a manual version and you can spin the carousel around as fast as you want to.
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Nice, take the guns out and charge the neighborhood kids $5 per ride. The safe will pay for itself in about a year or two!
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Right Click the video and then left click on "watch on Utube".
Nice but too small.
Nice but too small.
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IIRC, the King series is somewhere around $7k.
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I was close; $6,735
http://www.gunsafes.com/Pendleton-King-Series-40-Gun-Revolving-Gun-Safe.html
ETA:
I was close; $6,735
http://www.gunsafes.com/Pendleton-King-Series-40-Gun-Revolving-Gun-Safe.html
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For that kind of $$, you can get an Amsec with a TL-30 rating.
But does it spin?
