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It never comes in contact with the metal , it’s in a small container and absorbs moisture .. Done it for years .. works great https://gunsafecoach.com/how-to-keep-a-gun-safe-dry-and-moisture-free/

Yup to protect just a “ few” guns it would be kinda crazy .. Again, there are areas of the state and different circumstances where a security camera is worthless

Yes, to each his own , and I have asked a State Trooper , they advised in MY situation a real safe ! cheers

I heard of several buyers that offered the sellers cash to leave the safe . I even changed the combo on two of them

Well in a perfect world that’s a great idea .. Talk to a NYS Trooper and ask why this idea works for SOME areas but is not without flaws in OTHER areas ..

Are u serious ? Send me a pm with details

Yup , I cut about 3” off the barrel of my 357 Rossi due to a bulge I cut it with a hacksaw and reworked the crown with a brass round head bolt. Shoots perfect !!!

This is mine tonight ...

Yea I’m looking at a used one now ...

All considered residential storage containers... Again better than nothing , I’m just looking for something stronger

They have done it for years with zero issues

I put a container of calcium chloride ice melt in my safe .. It keeps the humidity at below 50 percent

I know machinists and tool makers that use thin carpet and they spray the carpet with M1 lube and then put the tools on it

Yea as long as you are happy and it meets your demands ! Cheers

Well if one had already been granted their would be no need to grant another, I spoke to my own attorney and he said it’s true , he will be able to gain access across one of the adjacent landowners propertys You can landlocked land in NY anymore ... So I guess we shall see

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/25/us/rachel-levine.amp.html

What’s the front say ? Below Canon should say model

Humm well every Canon I have looked at , and 6 were just today , all had 14 gage steel .. The door gaps were huge , they didn’t shut tight , the door could be flexed easy .. Now maybe yours is different ...

The big Browning ultras at BPS weighs 800 pounds !!! Its 12 gage bent sheet metal ... and the bolt assembly looks massive until you look behind the door panel and see how they are attached to the handle ...

What brand is it ? Ive never seen a big box store in 10 gage ..

Yea much better ! im going to check these out https://www.sturdysafe.com/a/s/pages/how-sturdy-safes-are-built

I’ll take that bet ! 14 gauge I can put a screwdriver thru .. My current safe was given to me and I also had a place that it was hidden. Again , if main concern is keeping kids out or stopping local kids break in the thin big box safes are fine . If you want security get 3/16 “ min plate or thicker.. I looked at the TSC safe and I could open the door and hold my foot against the bottom and pull on the top and flex the whole door ! 14 gage sheet metal is like .0075 thick... a human hair is like .003 Also the big problem with the cheapo safes are the door gap is huge .. You get what you pay for

Yea the crown isn’t made of glass . Setting the crown down on carpet isn’t going to hurt anything .

Note that the TSC safes are made cheaper , thinner metal .. Even the non TSC ones are thin sheet metal . Its fine for keeping kids out but I’m looking for plate steel like 3/16” min thickness . Something I can’t rip the door off with a pry bay easily . The ones are TSC are 14 gauge ! That’s thin !!!

The crown setting on padded carpet would be fine