Question for all you gun toting freaks....

[andy753]

I own a bunch of guns myself, and I need to buy a big safe. I already have a little one upstairs, but I'd like to get a big one, fridge size, to hold weapons, papers, important docs and other items. Do you recommend a manual dial, or a digital one? Any positives, negatives?

 

[Gracie]

Well, I am not a gun toting freak, but I will give my opinion. Yes, I have guns. No, I have not small children in the house.
IF I had many guns (I have two), but got many like you seem to have, I would get a manual. Electronics, batteris, etc tend to fail. Manual? No problem with that happening.

 

[westwall]

I prefer mechanical lock. If money is no issue, the best on the market comes from Visalia Safe Company. Theirs are the only true fireproof safes.




Safes Visalia, CA - Visalia Safes

 

[Politico]

You should have manual everything when possible.

 

[Pogo]

Well, I am not a gun toting freak, but I will give my opinion. Yes, I have guns. No, I have not small children in the house.
IF I had many guns (I have two), but got many like you seem to have, I would get a manual. Electronics, batteris, etc tend to fail. Manual? No problem with that happening.

^^ Definitely sage advice. Making things electrical that don't need to be never ends well.

 

[jon_berzerk]

I own a bunch of guns myself, and I need to buy a big safe. I already have a little one upstairs, but I'd like to get a big one, fridge size, to hold weapons, papers, important docs and other items. Do you recommend a manual dial, or a digital one? Any positives, negatives?

manual and fire rated