Keep Your Guns Safe with the Wide Range of Gun Safes and Cabinets from GunSafes.com

By Gun-Safe-Guru, onMarch 18th, 2014

Guns are made to protect us from people that may destroy life, but when you have a gun at home, it is necessary to keep it safely kept in a secure box so no accidents occur. If you’re not sure where you can find a good, secure box, look no further than GunSafes.com.Liberty E-Lock gunsafes

GunSafes.com, a renowned online store offering gun safes and cabinets, is a one-stop store where you will find all types of gun cabinets. At GunSafes.com, you will find a wide variety of gun safes that the perfect place to keep your guns. The categories of products they offer include gun safes, deposit safes, gun racks, vault doors, diversion safes, modular safes, biometric gun safe, truck vaults, and many more. The cases they offer cater to both single and double rifles, cases with high quality aluminum locks, and other durable features.

All the products belong to renowned brands like Browning, Liberty, Fort Knox, AMSEC, SnapSafe, just to name a few. You can purchase all the products from this online store at the cheapest prices possible. Looking to purchase a gun safe? Visit their site and buy one online today.

Fire Safes

By Gun-Safe-Guru, onJuly 25th, 2011

Among the top reasons for purchasing a gun safe for your home are security against theft and safety for children. Also in the top position is protection against fire.

Fire resistance is one of the most important factors to potential gun safe purchasers.

In addition to choosing a safe that will hold the proper number and type of firearms, you also need to think about what other items you might store. Plastic media such as CDs and film negatives are damaged at temperatures as low as 140 F, while paper chars at 400 F. Although metal will not be greatly affected at these temperatures, composite and wooden gun parts can be damaged. At temperatures over 400 F, ammunition can discharge and damage the contents of your safe.

Look at the safe’s UL rating to determine how much protection it will offer. A UL rating of 125 means the internal temperature of the safe will not go above 125 F for the indicated hours. A UL rating of 350 means the internal temperature will not go above 350 F for X number of hours.

Fire safes are rated for half, one, two, and three hours of protection. The average home fire burns for 15 to 30 minutes before responders can put it out. Consider how flammable your home is, how large it is, and how far you are from help. Wooden structures will obviously burn quicker and hotter than those made of masonry. Larger homes may burn longer than smaller ones because of the time and volume of water required to put them out. If you live in a secluded area, it may be some time before the fire department can reach you.

Think about where you will place the safe. Safes are very heavy, and in case of fire, a safe stored on an upper floor may fall through.

Remember that no safe is fire proof, just fire resistant. Consider your requirements and conditions to determine which style and rating of fire safe will suit your needs.

Winchester R19

By Gun-Safe-Guru, onJune 22nd, 2011

Our featured sale item this week is the Winchester R19. At the risk of gushing excessively over a hunk of metal, I REALLY love this safe.

First, the price. Where can you even find a 24-gun fire safe for under a thousand bucks?

Next is the door panel organizer. I know that may seem like a small thing, but a safe isn’t just to keep your valuables secure and sheltered from fire, it also needs to a be a place you can go to find what you need. Problem solved with the nifty door system.

In addition to the shelves and rifle holders, the door organizer completes the perfect organization picture. All the components together provide dedicated places for rifles, pistols, documents, and accessories. Everything in its place means things are both better protected and easier to access. Having this included in the purchase price is a big plus for me.

Of course, it also doesn’t hurt that the safe is rated at 1400F for one hour, and features an expandable heat seal. Another super safety feature is the re-locker—a mechanism that drives bolts into both sides of the safe if someone attempts to tamper with the hinges or lock.

Finally, GunSafes customers who bought this safe reported appreciating how roomy it is inside, and how the shelves can easily be changed into different configurations. And of course, everyone was pleased with the quality of safe they were able to get for $970.

All things considered, I think the R19 is one of the best deals we offer at GunSafes.com