GUN SAFES - Must Watch Before Buying - The Safe Keeper

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Definitely a case for buy once, cry once
Comment from : Das Fahrer

Whatever you buy, don't buy a LIBERTY SAFE, especially with an electronicbrlock!!
Comment from : Hans Anderson

That's why I have a national security safe
Comment from : Manuel Silva

guess which is his
Comment from : eralko

Great breakdown of the different factors effecting the effectiveness, thank you!
Comment from : David Haas

I was impressed by the chin ups hanging onto the safe more than I was by the performance of the left safe
Comment from : Paul j

This video really illustrates you get what you pay for
Comment from : Brent Harrell

Good video! Thank you! I learned a few things
Comment from : Crystal R

What is the difference in price? brIt brlooks like one is a Prius, the other a BMW
Comment from : kingsxkids

great video
Comment from : Richard Cicchino

It’s faster to just go through the side with a 10” cut off wheel 7 minutes TOP
Comment from : GregMF

Thnk u
Comment from : Tim Nelson

Anyone know what safe is on the left?
Comment from : attra91

Great video One I thing I notice with the cheaper safes is they often show an impressively "thick" door but never show the inner construction and how it is basically just thin metals welded and shaped to give the illusion of being solid Very informative and quickly demonstrates the differences Thanks for making it
Comment from : Emerald Bay Media

Are they safes are RSC? That needs to be discussed up from the differences
Comment from : WillBrink

Very informative, thank you so much
Comment from : Cheeseburger Runner

In today’s market and reality, a $1,500 safe will give you $600 security
Comment from : frank 1040

Would have been interesting to see a cut off wheel used on the sides br From other things I have seen, criminals are avoiding the doors because they are stronger than the sides or tops
Comment from : Qingeaton

I'm trying to find a good safe for my home right now It's amazing to me how little worthwhile Information there is on them Too many people touting $500-$1,000 safes as being great or as good as a $6,000 onebrThis is a very good video on the difference of cheap construction vs one that is well made
Comment from : Thomas Brand

Excellent very informative
Comment from : John Power

Great video thanks for sharing
Comment from : aaaaa1957

A quickie saw makes pretty quick and easy access
Comment from : Rooster Cogburn

Excellent, I learned quite a lot and feel I am now better prepared to judge a safe's security before buying But what impressed me most were those chin-ups!
Comment from : Rodney Ballard

Great information… thanks
Comment from : pete

if you're going to comment about the sides- it's been said many times over many years you're not sharing pertinent information nor making yourself sound smart
Comment from : Boris Ptitsyn

Thx! I didn't realize how different safe design and security was
Comment from : Jeff Hirata

Why always the door?? You have three sides and the top that angle grinder will easily cut through so why always talking about the door?
Comment from : Steve fodor

Mad respect for the chinups
Comment from : bomber101581

Right is definitely a cheap ass China Cannon safe or sportsAfield
Comment from : Big Beef89

This video is a prime example of quality over quantity No fancy transitions, filler videos to over emphasize, no extra commentary Transparent, informational and straight to the point brbrA good example of old fashion and I wish more people in my generation did this
Comment from : Ascian Fashion

The bottom line is, bolt it down as securely as possible If a crew wants to get in, they will The cheaper one is lighter, but if someone wants to take the time, effort and make lots of noise, the contents are theirs Get the heavier, more expensive safe if you can afford it Oh, and don’t tell people you have it
Comment from : KG B

Thanks for the informative information video on safe’s
Comment from : Dre’finest

Validates the adage, "you get what you pay for"
Comment from : Commiefornia

All these new gun safes are junk Door gaps are too big and too easy to put in a pry bar I have purchased a few "real" safes The big old ones used in businesses Barnes, Mosler Schwab, Victor, Pittsburg etc You can find them for under $200 and convert them to a gun safe Door gaps are less than 1/32"
Comment from : Billy Goat

I get the stuff about the doors Seems like most guys, if they have access, will just use a grinder or something similar and just cut into the side of the safe Even a good hammer and pry bar, will probably let someone be able to cut/smash in through the side, if the safe uses cheap thin gauge metal
Comment from : BiG BeAR

All guns safes are so easy to pick open, let the law picking lawyer design one, your get the best and safest lock possible colin from croydon England 👍
Comment from : Colin Evans

Well you're absolutely right about the design of the safe makes a big difference I am looking at a half inch door frame 4, step system, 1-inch ar500, quarter-inch ar500, 8 inches of concrete and quarter-inch ar500
Comment from : Albert Von Schultz

All depends on your tools and sounds have not making neighbors aware every safe can be easily open I don't care what you have they are steel box they all can be opened and cut open does not matter I don't care what manufacturer there is in the world they all can be open with the door or without the door they can be open every single safe made can be open
Comment from : David Merlino

All that means nothing means nothing at all can open any safe easily
Comment from : David Merlino

LOL about 1/3rd of the safes on your website really meet that criteria
Comment from : Virginia scurti

Just flip the two safes over and have 2 guys with prybars go at it
Comment from : kennathestar

Thanks for your advise and I have looked at a low to fair priced 375 lbs24 gun safe on Harbor Freight's website and think to have a much closer look at one of them in their store!
Comment from : John Long

How long is it b4 the intruder gets a couple rounds of buckshot from the shotgun under the mattress
Comment from : Mike Navs

Great video if you're talking about dumb thieves Who cares about how much door gap, blah, blah, blah? Do you really think all thieves are dumb enough to go through the obviously most reinforced part of the safe? Angle grinder and cutting wheel and one side of your safe is gone, along with all that's in it, but the door will at least be unharmed SMH
Comment from : William Fusco

Great video!
Comment from : Paul Britton

Misspelled presentation at 5:24
Comment from : Red McC

I’m at the age now where I ask my father for his advice on almost everything I asked him awhile ago about a Sports Afield safe I saw on sale He said “wellit’ll keep honest people honest” I now truly understand what he meant
Comment from : J H

THANK YOU! Excellent comparison that I was looking for
Comment from : Stahmer Craft Works

Two words for your "Secure Safes": Angle GrinderIf it ain't UL rated for Tools they are all the same and a $30 battery powered Harbor Freight cutoff wheel will slice it like butter in second
Comment from : KTMs 1

Very informative… thank you for your efforts
Comment from : Dynamo55b

Thumbs up from me?
Comment from : Quang Anh Pham

i guess it's ok to buy that cheap china Big Horn case if your guns isn't worth much but using it to keep kids and armature thief away
Comment from : kracksmith4ejm1

Unfortunately there is no such thing as a safe safe, if someone wants to get in any safe all they need to have is the right tools, the first line of deffense with any safe small or big is the safe must be completely hidden that no one can see it @ all therefore any intruder who breaks in to a home will never see it if it is well hidden
Comment from : Burt Bowers

Can you review secureit next
Comment from : Jeepbountyhunter

This guy is a good salesman I am shopping around for a decent safe Thank you for this video Subbed up for more good tips!
Comment from : Phil Cooper

I would say that anything that remotely looks like a safe isn’t very safebrBest strategy is to have a decoy safe with false valuables in itbrYour real valuables should be in something an intruder will have great difficulty locating and if they did locate it they won’t realise it is a safe place for your real valuables
Comment from : Peter Tuson

This is a good video The bolt work on a safe is always a really telling feature IMO There is a reason so many gun safes don't show their bolt work Companies often market the number of locking bolts as well as the thickness of the locking bolts, neither of which are nearly as important as the bolt work itself Another telling thing is when rapping on the door and the side walls with your knuckles If there is almost no sound made and it physically hurts your knuckles a bit with absolutely zero give, you're tapping on a pretty substantial plate of steel The inferior safe shown here is not necessarily a bad product--it's fine for use as a locking container, but it's not a security safe That said, a lot of gun safe companies promote their products like they are high-security safes, when in reality they are simply locking boxes with really good marketing
Comment from : RDROff

A safe is just the last layer of security
Comment from : 8trigrammer

14 years ago i bought a beautiful TETON safe by Summit fantastic with a 2 hr fire rating and a forrest green metaflake gloss for my guns in my bedroom the quality exudes daily you could improve the video by mentioning fire resistance keep up the great work!
Comment from : Circa Industries

Fantastic information to have as a buyer, but also really impressed by the presentation It’s really cool to see genuine interest in anything these days
Comment from : Zach Fulkerson

Great video!
Comment from : Jabari Hunt

Thanks
Comment from : Fred Rau

Here it is 2021 and this video is still as pertinent as it was in 2014 Excellent video, and thank you
Comment from : Kevin Rademacher

Very very helpful! Thanks
Comment from : Patriot Allen

That wasn't a safe it was a locker
Comment from : Joseph Kool

Waw waw waw such a common sense educational video Great content, edit and video demonstration This video was kept short to the point and sweet 👍
Comment from : Livin Trini

Gun safes are best at keeping your kids out They suck at stopping criminals With battery powered tools today they can all be defeated with ease
Comment from : KoolSolutions ZX12R

That lockable cabinet on the right is just larping as a safe
Comment from : Sharp Focus Shorts

I just got one of the last Summit Rainier 6430's from The Safe Keeper and I couldn't be happier with it Full 7 gauge body, relocker, beefy mechanism, S&G lock, with a recessed 7/16 inch solid steel plate door A really good safe isn't cheap Think about this, you're putting all of your guns, money, jewelry, important documents and whatever other valuables into one steel box, make it a good one and bolt it down
Comment from : Sal

This guy is actually only 37 years old
Comment from : Savvy Savage

Great video Excellent information Clear and to the point Thank you sir
Comment from : Hank

Best video yet
Comment from : common name

I'd like to know the brand of the safe on the left
Comment from : Edward Guillo

Really great video
Comment from : Sofia Sunshine

Thank you
Comment from : Stewart Degner

I agree that you get what you pay for, but your comparing a $10k safe to a $2k safe
Comment from : NSM TURBO

Is it not kinda obvious what the brand of the cheap safe is?brbrMy wonder is, what is the brand of the better one
Comment from : Hugh Byrnes

Now let's watch a video about how a safe will do against a cutting wheel attack
Comment from : NOT SURE

Professional insight into how to spend a lot of money on an expensive gun safe you don't need
Comment from : Mike

Ok man I dig everything you’re saying man but how do we know which ones are the better ones so we can go out and buy it what’s the name of it where they sell it do you sell it how much does it cost
Comment from : william foreman

Very helpful information - not all "safes" are safes Some are containers
Comment from : David Robins

Liberty Fatboy owners disliked this video
Comment from : J P

That black safe looks like a Cannon I recently saw You can pick one up for $800 at Tractor Supply Co but this guy is right, it looks like a tin box
Comment from : Sunil Thomas

Doors are not what should be the focus of attention Given 10 minutes with a battery operated reciprocating saw and I would cut a big hole on the side of the safe
Comment from : Branden W

Want a baddass safe, go on craigslist and search for a jewelers safe that has minimum 1/2 inch plate steel on door and body The safe will weigh a lot, but 1/2 inch of steel is a powerful thing
Comment from : Showemright YTchannel

The one on the the is either a cannon or a sentry safeacademy sells those pieces of shit
Comment from : Rocky Stellone

A very informative videothanks!!!
Comment from : Dan Vandermeulen

First thing thieves will try is to steel the whole safe, if that failes they will try to come in through the side with a circular saw
Comment from : Andrew

Thanks for this video - this was really informative
Comment from : Ed Fox

Excellent videothis guy hits the nail on the head about safes for sure
Comment from : Dominic Petruzzelli

One of the best educational videos on how to shop based on safe door thickness, gap, and bolt rigidity Summit Safes are excellent, albeit expensive
Comment from : gcdiver

You get what you pay for Pretty sure that was a Liberty Fat boy on the right, I recognize the construction because i have the smaller version of it That piece of junk is outta here
Comment from : MrWicked98

Thank yuo inf😴👍
Comment from : rosibel rodriguez

Unfortunately none of that matters whatsoever because with a hand held grinder you can cut through the sides/top/back/bottom in a few minutes making the security that the door is built for irrelevant
Comment from : Roger Leo