ARE YOUR GUNS "SAFE"

Published on April 20, 2011
Duration: 13:55

This video explores the importance of secure firearm storage, featuring C.E. Safes and their extensive inventory. Key brands like Fort Knox and Browning are highlighted, with detailed discussions on steel thickness, gear drive mechanisms, fire ratings, and customization options. The expert emphasizes professional installation and the logistics involved in delivering heavy safes.

Quick Summary

Key gun safe features include thick steel doors (up to 1-inch) and bodies (up to 3/4-inch), advanced gear drive locking mechanisms, and reliable fire ratings like 90 minutes at 1680°F. Brands like Fort Knox and Browning offer customizable options and high security.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to C.E. Safes
  2. 02:10Safe Sizes & Closet Storage
  3. 03:10Fort Knox & Browning Brands
  4. 04:10Steel Thickness & Customization
  5. 05:50Fort Knox Gear Drive System
  6. 08:20Safe Delivery & Weight Logistics
  7. 09:30Fire Ratings & Digital Locks
  8. 10:50Browning Platinum Series Features
  9. 12:30Large Capacity Safe Options

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key brands of gun safes discussed in the video?

The video highlights Fort Knox as an anchor brand known for American-made quality. It also features Browning safes, including their Summit line and Platinum Series, noting Browning's efforts to increase US production.

What security features should I look for in a high-quality gun safe?

Look for robust construction like thick steel doors (e.g., 1/2-inch plate) and bodies, advanced locking mechanisms such as Fort Knox's gear drive system, and reliable fire ratings (e.g., 90 minutes at 1680°F).

How are heavy gun safes delivered and installed?

Delivery often uses discreet, unmarked trucks. Specialized equipment is required to move safes weighing 2,000-3,000 pounds, especially over delicate flooring like tile or marble, often requiring professional installation.

What is the significance of fire ratings for gun safes?

Fire ratings indicate how long a safe can protect its contents from fire and at what temperature. A common high rating mentioned is 90 minutes at 1680°F, crucial for safeguarding firearms and valuables.

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