And yet another gun safe thread

[gdnagle]

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Has anyone had any experience with Old Glory Gun Safes? I know they're not made in the USA But looking for a safe with a redundant lock is hard. Seems like no one or very few want to put them on their safe. I like the fast opening of a electric lock but want a mechanical backup for when, not if, the electronics fail. Their SD Series 45 Gun 2-Hour 1880 Fire safe claim to have Heavy 9 Gauge steel body, Class IV 120-minute 2-Hour 1880 fire certification, and weighs in at 1302 pounds.

So what's you thoughts as I like the Liberty Fat Boy Extreme but they don't offer a redundant lock, I've contacted them and they won't offer it.

Here's the one I was looking at and they offer all Military and Law Enforcement Personnel (Anyone who has ever served!) discounts.

45 Gun Heavy-duty Fireproof "BATTLE READY" 2-Hour Fire SUPER-DUTY Gun Safe by Old Glory Gun Safes

Disclaimer here not affiliated with this company

 

[Farmer17]

You could always enter most of the combination on a mechanical lock then one quick twist to the last number and your open.

 

[Onomea]

Maybe a more practical approach would be to keep your SD weapon in a small, quick access pistol safe, and the rest of your collection in a larger, conventional gunsafe?

 

[ace22]

i never heartd of them but if those are honest accurate specs that is a very impressive safe.

regarding liberty, they're decent and in some models excellent safes and the majority here seem to like them but there are better out there.