Thanks!! Watch my video I did about using the rods to hold your long guns. It will help max out all available space.

It's a nice safe for the money.

Glad it was helpful!

Glad I could help! See my new video about the new LED lights and rod system.

TYVM!! TY for the feedback.

Just curious do you have to drill a hole in these for power, or is there one already?

@@phandanouvong_1975 there is a pre drilled hole in the metal exterior of the safe so you only have to make a small hole through the drywall material

Get the rod system I have listed in my Amazon store (review coning) to get a lot more useable space for long guns.

@@GunsandGearNetwork Wow I will definitely try those. Thanks for the suggestion!

Nice 👍

I did another video about running wires for LED's.

@@GunsandGearNetwork I saw that one, it looked pretty slick.just got done setting it up got all my guns, ammo and powder in there.its like building a shop I'm thinking. I already need more room,lol

I agree, a good value for what you get.

Are you referring to the rods I reviewed? They are the best option for maximum space.

@@GunsandGearNetwork long guns. I just picked mine up in Buford Georgia. I'm getting rechargeable led's and dehumidifier. Should be all done in a couple of days, lights from Amazon.

They come with a magnet but I add velcro. To maximize the space I have since added the rifle rods also listed in my store. I will be doing a review on those coming soon.

My battery just sits inside and not clipped in.

If I remember it was from the inside.

@@GunsandGearNetwork thank you sir

I have this same safe and if you use the key back up, it does not reset your combination code. It just opens with the key and locks back

I have no clue about the construction of your home but to give you an idea mine is upstairs with a basement below and have not had any issues. I do have mine sitting at an angle of a corner of the room which disperses the weight a little more over the floor joist.

Mine is still working just fine.

Yes

Correct, it is a tube key. Almost all safes come with a tube key as the backup key style. They sell pics that can pic 99.9% of all locks. I can be in most homes in America in less than 2 minutes in most cases. That is why I have backup of backups in my homes when it comes to security. Alarms, driveway alerts, guard dogs, locks, safes, etc. However, they all can be defeated by the right person. With that said 99% of thieves and criminals look for easy targets unless the risk is worth the reward.

Clips?

@@GunsandGearNetwork the clip that the shelves are on. I'm trying to get those off to remove the shelves.

@@leticianakamura533 Pull up as you are pulling back. If you can't get it by hand grab them with pliers and do it.

@@GunsandGearNetwork thank you

Santa came thru clutch!

You could anchor it but to be honest I dont really see a need. It would take quite a bit of effort to get this out of your house.

Anchoring isn’t to prevent the safe from being taken, it’s to keep the safe upright so that someone trying to break in can’t push down using their body weight on a pry bar.

@@Christopher_R Yea, I know why people anchor them. Probably the best option but I didn't see it necessary for me.

Prob about 150 pound. 2 guys can carry it easily.

@@mikey46 It’s mandatory to bolt these down would be a waste of money if you didn’t

Nice and thick.

They are thick if you count the wood, carpet cladding on the inside. However, the sidewall metal is probably only 16ga. I would first drill a 1/4" hole and run a borescope in to see the inside. Next, cut open a square hole about 6"x6"-10"x10" to extract what I could. Probably take about 30 min per opening.

@@MotoiconI did some digging and on the website it’s 14ga steal walls,

@@7.62x39G Thanks for the correction. It looked like 16 but 14 is better

Min has worked perfect since I got it.

I think Mexico. Been happy with it so far.

Thanks, Max. Your parents ok with you watching gun channels?

@@GunsandGearNetwork He watches with his Grandpa

@@irishbuckster That's awesome!! Thank you for supporting the channel.

Yes two people can move it but it is not "easy" to move. All safes can be moved with enough effort, and people. Bolt it to the floor and it will help make it harder for to anyone getting it out.

Bolt it down then

I understand your thinking. I forgot to mention it can be bolted to the floor. I will say it would not be easy for two people to take it out the door. It was far from easy for us to get it in the door even with a hand truck. Could it happen? Maybe but not easy to do. Depending on how it's loaded you are talking over 500 lbs. Also, I have other security measures like a home alarm, dogs, etc. A 64 gun safe might not work for some people for many reasons even if it is just price point alone.

@@GunsandGearNetwork U TOOK THE WORDS OUT OF MY MOUTH... LOL😁... YES, IT HAS 4 INTERIOR CORNER BOLT AREAS U CAN BOLT IT TO THE GROUND WITH (BOLTS SOLD SEPARATELY) I GOT THE SAME SAFE...BELIEVE ME IT AINT EASY TO HALL 500LBS+(LOADED UP) OF METAL W/2 PEOPLE ANYWAY. AND DEPENDING WHERE U GOT IT STASHED, BY THE TIME PEOPLE WHO EVEN KNOW ABOUT IT GET TO IT & TRY MOVING OR EVEN CUTTING INTO IT...THEY'VE MADE SO MUCH RACKET & TAKEN SO MUCH TIME THAT EITHER U, A NEIGHBOR, OR POLICE WILL KNOW ABOUT IT.👌

Ammo is heavy when you stock pile it like TP at the start of a pandemic. Guns, ammo, safe all bolted down and a fork lift ain’t moving it. If the 64gun safe isn’t anchored, it’s still easy picking for anyone that comes prepared. Not everyone has a farm shed of space either. Or do we just bolt a used Briggs cash truck directly to the driveway out the front of the house 😂

@@Ethan-ur7qi Exactly. I just filled up a metal ammo can with 1000 rounds of 5.56. It weighs 30lbs. Once you fill up a 380lb safe with firearms and ammo, it could easily exceed 500-600lbs

Mine is still working fine. I did recently change the battery. In fairness all "warranties"" have to end at some point. Mine has a key override in case I would ever have an issue with the keypad.

Just FYI if your keypad was working as far as it was beeping but just wouldn't release the lock that is the battery. Mine was doing that recently even though the battery tested good. I bought one of those Energizer Max batteries and problem solved.

So is 80% of everything in your house. Just saying..