How good is your safe? An educational video.

[einnor1040]

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67JNmaNPf88[/ame]

[dralarms]

That's been posted before, if you watch it closely you can see that part of the "locking bolts" seem to be missing or non operational.

[Mike.357]

makes me glad mine is fully operational, bolted to the floor and not in a room so big as to get at it like that even if you got it on its backside.

[shaftbass]

makes me glad mine is fully operational, bolted to the floor and not in a room so big as to get at it like that even if you got it on its backside.

Word.

[strickj]

where are these "pro thiefs"I have only seen thugs thet couldnt break there way into a wood box with a master lock

[Guest dotsun]

makes me glad mine is fully operational, bolted to the floor and not in a room so big as to get at it like that even if you got it on its backside.

No doubt Mike. Mine is bolted down in a place that requires 2 people to get it out without risk of death or dismemberment.

[Mike.357]

One other thing I noticed in the video. The "host" of this infomercial is standing in front a very high dollar safe. For me I had to find some middle ground. I suspect most of you that have safes have found this middle ground as well. The guns I own are worth maybe $1700 to replace. My Safe (RSC) was priced at $700. Got it on sale for less.

The Safe he is in front of probably cost over $5000. That would not be a prudent purchase for most people. I see this bit as a way or trying to scare people into spending more than they need to. I seriously doubt professional thieves and safecrackers are going to look at my ramshackle house and think there is anything worth stealing anyway. And really there is not. Bunch of used and yard sale crappola, lol.