This Winchester gun safe was in a total loss house fire.

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Title	:	This Winchester gun safe was in a total loss house fire.
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Sorry for your loss😢
Comment from : modern perspectives

It definitely melted the grip of that top pistol
Comment from : Jocco

Part of why you don’t keep ammo in the same safe as your guns A lot of that ammo likely got cooked and went off and could’ve played a part in ruining the contents further
Comment from : Mark

Bro found a loot crate
Comment from : some cunt

If you will buy a liberty it will protect from everything but the feds
Comment from : The Pit Patrol

Question is was this fire normal combustion or was this from a Directed Energy Weapon from the bad guys Study up on on it
Comment from : Jed Clampett

If you put the safe next to an exterior wall and if possible get firefighters to spray there in a total loss fire I'm no expert, just a 30 year residential home builder
Comment from : BigRobbo

Fukn cheap skate Got 50 grand worth of guns and titles butt were gna out em in a 400 dollar safe People are stupid,when bad things happen they think there tractor supply gun safe is gna save there possessions
Comment from : Cj Maughan

If it was a liberty it would have opened for the firefighters😂
Comment from : armorboy24 Doe

Still beter than a traitor libery safe , but not much ,sorry about your loss
Comment from : Donald Pfeffer

WATER DAMAGE from the Fire Department is also the Main reason safe valuables get damaged!!!!!!!! People don't even realize it either but many safes DO protect like they should, only to get flooded with 5,000 gallons of waterplus the sudden temperature Shift will ruin many valuables!! It's very common
Comment from : Mike Fu

Wasn’t that bad
Comment from : Thomas Paine

yup junk
Comment from : Nick Gibb

I can still see paper in ok condition , not so bad really
Comment from : Vergorio vergara

The black ops 1 Commando in the bottom left 😭
Comment from : no name

As a firefighter, I can assure you that the fire had been burning for quite some time, and there’s not much that would survive If you live in the sticks with a fire department that is volunteer or based far away, your chances of loosing everything, house and safe alike, is very great If you’re in a city or suburb with staffed fire stations, you have a much better chance of loosing very little A 30 minute rated safe would be fine for someone in the city or suburbs The FD will be knocking the fire down within minutes of arriving, for the most part It wouldn’t matter if it was a $500 Winchester safe or a $5,000 Liberty safe, any fire burning for an extended amount of time will destroy most safes Best thing you can do is get a decent safe, and insure your house/belongings/guns There are no safes that are 100 fire proof or burglar proof There’s always a hot enough temp, or a determined enough thief
Comment from : Norseman23

All gun fire safes have a burn rating up to a certain minute of time brOnce that time frame is exceeded all bets are off budbrI do fire restorations for a living and emergency services I’ve seen many many personal contents in fire safes survive pretty bad fires brChoose your manufacturer for your gun safe well brI have seen American Security safes do very well in fires brI own 3 of them because of this reason
Comment from : jayonez 13

Its rated for 30 to 90 minutes in fire If that fire burned down the house I can assure you it was longer than the rating So a total loss is to he expected
Comment from : average Joe

Safe recommendations?
Comment from : 2010GT500

No safe is fireproof Any safe in a major fire will result in total loss of guns Also fireproofing safes causes them to be toxic inside with all the chemicals they use All you need is a safe that will prevent smash and grabs Just keep your guns documented for the insurance if there is a fire
Comment from : Eric The miserable midget

I like my liberty it’s definitely not a forever safe bc it’s too small but I’ll have a bigger one someday Why would you buy something cheap
Comment from : Dylan Roberts