New Liberty Safe

[slowyellow]

Need full safe picture!

[KBScobravert]

Need full safe picture!

Maybe later

[KBScobravert]

Watch out with that "Liberty" light kit. Had one of the brackets mess up causing one of the bolts to not fully extend. It locked the others but then caused the safe to not open. Called a Liberty service guy and he said that since the lights are not actually from Liberty it was not a warranty service call and ended up costing $350.

My light kit is the two triangle set up that sits in the round recesses in the ceiling. I should be good.

[Moose242]

Need full safe picture!

This.

[KBScobravert]

You called Liberty or someone else? Liberty themselves are the only ones who make that decision, I am a "Liberty service guy" but we can't make warranty or non warranty judgements. Was the light kit a factory or aftermarket install? The Liberty Tech support team make those decisions. If not a Liberty install then its the installer responsibility.

Yes, good to know.

[CJ]

install some of those sticky light activated LED modules inside your safe.

[FATHERFORD]

Can you take that keypad off and have a manual overide unlock with a key?

[KBScobravert]

install some of those sticky light activated LED modules inside your safe.

The ones I have are motion activated LED. Pretty nice actually.

[slowyellow]

Damn, did they come with the safe? If not, where can I get some, lol. That sounds pretty snazzy.

[KBScobravert]

Damn, did they come with the safe? If not, where can I get some, lol. That sounds pretty snazzy.

They came with the 50 anniversary safe I ended up with but were an addition to all their standard Signature line. They sell them seperately for $39.

[IHaveAMustang]

Wow that is a gorgeous safe. That is exactly what I want some day...size wise...The door pockets are nice!

[Roger]

I don't know your budget, but there is a safe store in Garland. It seemed to me their normal consumer level safes were over-priced. However, their higher end safes seem fair to well priced. They had one, I can't remember and specs on it - but it was heaven and really good looking. The space between the door and frame was so small, I swear you'd be lucky to get a toothpick in it. I believe it was 4600 dollars.

It was larger than most safes, but not THAT large and I'd bet that thing weighed every bit of 1800-2000 pounds

From that discription it's got to be one the the Graffunder safes I've seen there. Very impressive build quality. I think a buisness card would be a tight fit in the door gap. They are also built much more secure than the Cannon and Liberty level of gun safes.
I think they usually sell the normal consumer level safes at reduced prices at gun shows.

[ceyko]

From that discription it's got to be one the the Graffunder safes I've seen there. Very impressive build quality. I think a buisness card would be a tight fit in the door gap. They are also built much more secure than the Cannon and Liberty level of gun safes.
I think they usually sell the normal consumer level safes at reduced prices at gun shows.

That sounds familiar, but your description is exactly correct too. I think it was a darker colored safe with speckles in it.

[loc712]

From that discription it's got to be one the the Graffunder safes I've seen there. Very impressive build quality. I think a buisness card would be a tight fit in the door gap. They are also built much more secure than the Cannon and Liberty level of gun safes.
I think they usually sell the normal consumer level safes at reduced prices at gun shows.

I'll put Liberty's best up against a Fort Knox or a Graf or anyone else. They put a Ball bearing hardplate in there thats as good as most TL rated safes.

[Roger]

I'll put Liberty's best up against a Fort Knox or a Graf or anyone else. They put a Ball bearing hardplate in there thats as good as most TL rated safes.

So your a "Liberty sevice guy". Have you compared them or are you drinking the company Koolaid and reading their propaganda. I'm not associated with any safe company or buisness but I can read build materials and specs online. Yes, the Liberty compares well with other safes in it's class but the Graffunder is not in that class. The build materials drive the price and weight out of the normal consumer level.
Saying the Liberty compares to a Graffunder or a true TL rated safe because it has a ball bearing hardplate is like comparing a Ford Ranger with a Ford Super Duty because they both have anti-lock brakes.