I moved mine on a regular dolly .. all 600# of it .. and down stairs too. How much does yours weigh....
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I know if I was spending 3 grand I could get a vault. If I still want to buy guns this is my budget. And how the heck do I get it in my garage when using free curbside delivery? No stairs, just like 50 ft of driveway.
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I moved mine on a regular dolly .. all 600# of it .. and down stairs too. How much does yours weigh....
Its not a bad as one would think .. I move mine around rather easily ...
http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1...&storeId=10051
like that but with air tires, not solid .. mine is 20 yrs old ... not a pristine hand truck ..
If you need big, get one of the Chinese ones from a big box store.
If you don't need something huge and can spend for quality rather than quantity, check out sturdysafe.
http://www.sturdysafe.com/model2419.htm
Its not huge, but its made out of 7ga steel and has a commercial quality S&G lock.
With fire protection, its $1690 delivered. No sales tax.
Don
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wow, prices sure have gone up ... I got mine (2x as large) for $600 ... of course they have a glut on the market at the time,,,after 2000
You can get bigger safe's cheaper. I'd bet you that your large safe is not nearly as secure as that little safe.
This $3500 browning, and most others like it in that price range use a 10 ga body.
The little sturdy safe uses a 7 ga (3/16") body and a solid 5/16 plate door. This is considerably thicker than most gun safes which use 11 ga steel for the body.
Its the best bang for the buck I know of if you value security. If you want big, with fancy paint and a tacticool interior, then sturdy is not even in the running.
Don
Last edited by dcmdon; 06-11-2012 at 06:23 PM.
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