How Tough is a Liberty Safe Gun Safe?| Guns & Gear S10

Published on October 7, 2018
Duration: 4:09

This video demonstrates the extreme durability of Liberty Safes through a destructive test involving water-filled drums, ANFO, and detcord explosives. A Liberty Safe, specifically a Colonial model, survived the blast and impact with its door remaining closed, while a competitor's safe was completely destroyed. Liberty Safe offers a lifetime warranty, covering such events.

Quick Summary

Liberty Safes are put to the ultimate test in this video, enduring a destructive blast from water-filled drums packed with ANFO and detcord. While a competitor's safe was obliterated, the Liberty Safe remained structurally sound with its door intact, showcasing its superior durability and the value of its lifetime warranty.

Chapters

  1. 00:09Liberty Safe Dealer Event & Explosive Setup
  2. 00:24Detcord Explosion in Ditch
  3. 00:37ANFO Explosion in Pond
  4. 00:54Safe Comparison Experiment Setup
  5. 01:05Explosion Mechanism Explained
  6. 01:27Experiment Objective and Audience
  7. 02:07Detonations and Crowd Reaction
  8. 02:59Non-Liberty Safe Aftermath
  9. 03:17Liberty Safe Aftermath
  10. 03:45Liberty Safe Lifetime Warranty

Frequently Asked Questions

How did the Liberty Safe perform in the explosive durability test?

The Liberty Safe, specifically a Colonial model, demonstrated exceptional durability. It remained intact with its door closed and attached after being subjected to the explosive force of water-filled drums detonated with ANFO and detcord, while a competitor's safe was completely destroyed.

What kind of explosives were used to test the Liberty Safe?

The test utilized a combination of ANFO (Ammonium Nitrate/Fuel Oil) and detcord (detonating cord) placed in 55-gallon drums filled with water. The detonation of these explosives created significant hydraulic pressure and blast force.

What is the warranty for a Liberty Safe?

Liberty Safe offers a lifetime warranty on their products. This warranty typically covers damage or destruction resulting from events such as natural disasters or attacks, meaning they would replace a safe damaged in such a scenario.

How did the competitor's safe fare in the test?

The non-Liberty Safe used in the comparison test was completely destroyed by the explosion. It was reduced to scrap metal, and its door was blown approximately 50 feet away from the main body of the safe.

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