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... in your vehicle (examples being a carjacking or riot where your escape path is blocked)

#2 Theft is a major issue. True concealment is vital. Gun safes are the best practice

#3 Using a long gun in an active shooter incident has certain risks and benefits. The long gun may be the better weapon for ...

... an RPG or an atomic bomb instead."

Kyle Morgan recommends the Fold AR: https://foldar.com/

AR pistols are also a nice option. 11.5 is a nice all around barrel length.

You can disguise that stuff in a non-gun case to look like something else. Vehicle safes are probably the best option though.

... deposit box could get iffy. But another great thing about guns is that they usually mean just about the most secure and fire-proof residential safes you can buy without engineering an at-home bank vault. And one ounce of gold is awfully darned small.

Gives me some stuff to think about. If/when ...

Chaparral wrote: Sat Mar 23, 2024 9:27 pm I seem to recall that Overstock.com took over BB&B’s website as part of the bankruptcy settlement.

Overstock.com doesn't exist any longer - they changed their name to Bed,bath and Beyond. They list myriad gun safes, but no rifle scopes now that I can find.

... wrong, I strongly support having armed personnel on school campuses, including teachers with quick access to guns in the classrooms. There are gun safes, for example, where you press on it with your thumb or fingers, it reads the print and instantly pops open, with a gun standing there upright ...

... while on the job, it's insane to not include holster work as part of the curriculum. ((I say 'most', but there are some districts that provide gun safes for storage within the classroom. For those, a practical standard would be to place a gun safe on a barrel or table and have the student access ...

... What say you?

TIA!


Depending on what lvl security you need and if it needs to be fire proof or not but im really happy with my secureit agile safes. Being that I live in an older house with with wood floors and a crawlspace, and narrow doors and passage ways i needed something lighter weight ...

I have three electronic safes/vaults (various sizes). Changed the codes on all, but the default code supplied by the manufacturer also still works. Don't know if it is true for other makers though.

... if they choose the opt out option.

Details here.

They should add that they will not release codes to anyone other than the owners of their safes without a warrant or court order directed specifically to their company.


This is totally understandable. I for one was not to concerned about it ...

https://i.postimg.cc/brjcLp3p/Bud-Light-guy-with-Liberty-Safes.jpg


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that is in a word FUNNY


I agree

This event is all over the YouTube gun channels, they are showing all the memes. There was also a comment that there is a ...

puma guy wrote: Thu Sep 07, 2023 5:20 pm

that is in a word FUNNY

Excaliber wrote: Thu Sep 07, 2023 6:25 pm ....

They should add that they will not release codes to anyone other than the owners of their safes without a warrant or court order directed specifically to their company.

They did. It's on page 3.

... if they wish so the sole responsibility for the codes will rest with the customer if they choose the opt out option.

Details here.

They should add that they will not release codes to anyone other than the owners of their safes without a warrant or court order directed specifically to their company.

... that doesn't have that vulnerability.


Liberty seems to say that each safe code is unique. By entering "99999" the safe then provides a code which you give to Liberty and then they tell you the code for that safe. Now whether that is true depends upon your trust level of Liberty safes at this point.