Nice rundown of this safe's features.

Is the old glory gun safe a good safe?

Since this safe sits above a crawl space, its best to reinforce that safe where the 4x4s are at with a high psi concrete embedded with steel meshings at the crawlspace in a box formation for added strength. I would do this for a powerful safe having at least 1/2 plate steel on all 6 sides, storing over $100K of valuables. I like the idea with the 4x4s wood, that way you can happen some 6 inch nails all around the 4x4 if the 4x4s are standing vertically, and as the concrete curse around the 4x4 with the nails, it will add more of a foundation that only an excavator can tackle it.

Where the bolts protrude from have to be 1/2 Steel housing on all 4 sides of the door, to me with features as such creates a robust anti pry attack .

Robust looking safe for sure. With a name like Pacific, I have to wonder origin of build?

Humble need the brave. B grace or you

Would you say the ISM TL-30x6 or the Amsec TL-30x6 are more robust?

Greetings, I like it, I like the door, and the reinforced I hope vault, is that ( door / door way / frame ) insulated from water?

I started with a decent small safe in 2004 but after my collection grew, I did a lot of research on multiple brands of gun safes and finally settled on an American Security BF 6636 due in fact to the thick half inch plate steel door and dual steel walls on the body and lastly the superior poured fire cladding instead of sheetrock. My criteria were for burglary protection first and foremost. One thing that I caught on to early in the search was the fact that most gun safes that used composite doors would never really let you know just how much steel was in the door. That's a nonstarter Browning and Liberty.

Casually moving a $26,000 safe. Unfortunately, with this administration I don't have any thing valuable enough to put in a Graffunder except my Kids. Having a Hollon RG-39 delivered tomorrow was just wondering how I could get it up the garage lip to store for a day until I pay a safe moving crew to come move it into place. Thanks for the video this is what makes youtube so awesome.

Try new batteries first even if the battery light doesn’t come on. I installed new batteries and it opened right up

Door can't be all that heavy if you are moving it standing up real vault doors are moved on their back true weight starting at 4000 lbs and up retired vault man

How are stealth Premier Safe?

No lights not buying .

love the reference to Roy D. Mercer

Great work, and great seeing you work all together

😎👍🏼👍🏼

Purple goes hard

Dope colours

Blue because direct energy weapons don’t target blue why do you think they made them these colors

Until it breaks then good luck customer support is non existent.

They stand out a bit, can't really think of a place a skyblue(maybe Blue Origin?) or purple safe would match the esthetic. Green maybe, would be nice if it was a bit darker.

I thought the lifetime warranty was strictly for gun safes 55 inches and taller?

Very nice vid have a question what is the price difference between this tl15 and a tl30 thank you

Trash. Give me my old Meilink heavy duty safe any day

I think they look great. Remind me of retro appliances and cars

When it comes to safes/vaults videos you do an excellent job.....the best I've seen overall. I appreciate your time and efforts. Starting my safe buying journey i have many questions, like What safe will protect me from 50 or 80 percent of burglaries and fires. This question is an example of protection based on real life occurrences from locksmiths and manufacturers. If a safe has a lifetime warranty then manufacturers are having to deal with this and they have data as well as locksmiths. Also questions about how much can i really put into a safe. I really enjoy your videos on build quality and what you cover. Excellent But when you talk about cement like material in some safes hindering attacks i want to know if it is significant. I might want ar 500 steel instead of cement like to actually be significant. Anyway that's the information I want in addition to the excellent coverage you provide.

Green good, all others bad

Greetings Aaron! thank you for another great video. you mentioned that they will be building some of the CE safes overseas, do you know what country? Israel hopefully 🙂

I think they look good, really like the green

Good job guys. The amount of companies that can’t do installs like this because they don’t know how to remove hardware is staggering. The BFII seems like the perfect choice. Most safes that tall and wide are 1” to 1.5” deeper than the similar size BFII. Also, Slick Sticks are one of the best innovations ever for moving safes. Keep up the good work.

Can change the combo on these mechanical locks?

My father has an Amsec vault door. Just pure quality. Built to last and built well and strong. Out of the vault doors I’ve researched, I like theirs the best. Unless we are talking bank vault doors. Those are the things dreams are made of.

I’ve seen cannon “safes” at Tractor Supply Company that flex less than that. I respect you and your channel. But this is a far less quality product than what you normally talk about. And I get it. Some people don’t wanna spend alot of money. But that door is something else I own an Amsec BF and an Amsec Amvault TL30.

You said it just means the door moves a little bit, what it really means is it's poor quality and need some better engineering.

If it flex’s by “foot” I would hate to see what would happen if someone used a pry bar?

You have a very nice way of calling it junk .😎

This is exactly what i want to know. Just how much does it take to defeat a certain safe and fires. Looking at examples. I don’t see examples of well built safes probably because you can't pry them but I'm using the word probably. I just want to know what I'm buying.

If you're concerned with being trapped inside your vault room because of your outswing door then just leave the door open during the tornado.

I will now buy a safe from you. Thanks for being honest. Honesty is very rare these days.

I'm thinking that most people are not understanding that it took 6 hours to open the safe so as to not damage it beyond using it again. I'm guessing that it wouldn't take 6 hours to get into it.

I have to wonder how many bad reviews they have??? My bad review was never posted.

I'm curious how these safes react to certain fires with the door being so tight with expansion, something would have to give you would think. I would rather have AR type steel or SR type steel in the body especially. After watching what a circular saw with a Diablo type blade can do to carbon steel is amazing.

Thats the exact same technique we used, and the same exact narrow pellet jack. We had 4×6 block instead if the threshold was a taller one we could use the 4 or 6 sides

Having a back door wasn't the problem with Liberty; the problem was giving the code to the FBI.

On the first AmSec safe you showed, what do you do if the unlock handle just spins around freely? It looks like the handle has a good snug fit on the center spindle, but it just rotates 360 degree in both directions.

The angle on the door probably has something to do with fitting the door so tight after its on the hinge and maintaining an even gap that tight.

that turn back, after the last #, may need to go further, until a click, always move the handle and wait for the big click. then its open.

If the warranty is important to you then people need to evaluate the long term existence of the safe company the best they can. A lifetime warranty might mean the company not the safe.

Nice I like it, giving me some ideas for the future