Agile Model 52 Gun Cabinet from SecureIt

SecureIt Agile Model 52 Gun Cabinet review, even at 105 pounds it's 14 gauge steel rivals that of the steel found on many big box safes that are 4-8 times as heavy.
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[@13cgunreviews]

Agile 52- bit.ly/SecureItLink Cabinet Lighting- amzn.to/2WY5v5z

[@kagyu1]

Bought mine, it's in a hidden locked room behind a rolling book shelf, bolted to the floor. There is an alarm system and motion sensors as well. I built a cabinet around it with a 1" shell of plywood and cement board around it to create a barrier and a lot of dust is someone wanted to grind the sides. Building a shell for my traditional safe as well since both can be cut open with a cordless grinder. I'm in California and we have been through a bunch of fires. A few friends had very expensive safes, none of their guns survived the fires as they heat destroyed everything in side.

[@kagyu1]

@@taylorsmith5259 part of my home alarm system. Door sensors and motion sensors

[@kagyu1]

Same here.

[@truesf345]

Best review I’ve seen on this product very informative and you seem to have a very level head on this topic a lot of people’s responses to these cabinet/ lockers “my safe is better “but a lot of us know most 1500$ safes are just as easy to get into period, security system and motion detector in the cabinet is a viable option to the big bulky safe/ metal cabinet held together by sheet rock and formaldehyde 👍

[@13cgunreviews]

TRUESF Thank you 👍

[@ethancarney9072]

Great video! Just ordered 2 Agile 52s.

[@Werewolf_Six]

I just happened to put my new Agile 52 together Friday night. Excellent product. I absolutely died laughing at your opening "Se7en" reference! 🤣😆😅😂🤣👍

[@trussmonkey5910]

I can't get over that door gap on the top that's screaming pry me open!

[@SAR0311]

Been checking out this company's KZbin channel and website. Really changing my mind and leaning towards these guys instead of the brands I was researching before.

[@13cgunreviews]

It's a departure from the accepted 'norm' we've heard for decades. I like the idea of decentralization and being able to have to the same steel but in a lighter package. Everything has its place. Keep your eye open for another sale for the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday. - bit.ly/2Eo5HFq

[@fizzo1217]

Sean. Four guys needed to carry a safe... maybe. Not every bad guy comes equipped with a grinder.

[@kagyu1]

@@fizzo1217 My neighbor had his basement window security bars cut off by someone with a cordless grinder.

[@fizzo1217]

Kagyu. So what.

[@kevinjones9772]

Nice Cabinet Thanks for the Video!

[@TheSnappleman75]

Good review - thanks.

[@SQUID_Road_Glide]

Nice set up, Gen II Galil Ace, OSS TI, HE512C-GD. You pushed me over the edge. I will beef up my fire insurance, and decentralize with SecureIT. The silly thing is I am decentralized, just not secure. You are so right about the thought process of the thief. The coolest thing was when a retired cop on my wife’s job told her about the concepts of egress vs retreat, and a home defense plan. Knowing what you know is correct is not the same as your loved ones believing it. OBTW, thanks for omitting your politics and religion, it makes for a more acceptable experience for all.

[@johnyb9884]

My older version allows me to change 9V battery from the outside. I after keypad stopped working, I changed battery and my code doesn’t work Any ideas?

[@glockman9c]

It is a good idea but the fact is.... It is just too expensive for what it is. You can buy a 24" wide Liberty that is thicker steel and made in America for around the same price. These should be $500 shipped with a ton of accessories.

[@adamrallard]

I noticed the louvres in yours go pretty much all the way to the top. The photo in secureit’s website doesn’t show the louvres going all the way up. Did you somehow add additional louvres or is this the standard configuration all the way to the top? Thank you

[@13cgunreviews]

This is the standard configuration when ordered. 👍

[@adamrallard]

Thank you@@13cgunreviews !

[@dana2001]

Great review. Can you comment on the key override? It looked like an old fashion, easily pickable lock. How sturdy is the cabinet overall?

[@13cgunreviews]

The cabinet is sturdy, as to the "pickability" of the lock, I have no idea, that's outside my wheelhouse, lol. Another way to look at any safe is that, given enough time, any safe can be breached, a safe / cabinet / lock is only buying time. For any cabinet or safe this size / type brute force would be the option of choice over picking it I would guess.

[@startat2]

Is the answer 12 worth the increased price vs two of these?

[@eltenda]

Very nice!

[@rgjohnson3rd]

So where did you get your Yoda?

[@scrider5493]

Why a Securit v. Stackon? Ask b/c Stackon seems to be much lower cost.

[@xaviercorona9014]

What gauge is the steel on this safe sir

[@GARYMANDIEVAN]

Very Nice

[@MrPimpshrimp247]

Cool video, lots of good info. Does anyone know what size door organizer fits on this safe?

[@13cgunreviews]

I don't, no. FWIW it's not very deep, so unlike a traditional safe, where your stocks, pistol grips and mag wells are won't have much room at all.

[@MrPimpshrimp247]

@@13cgunreviews thanks for the update! So I'll still plan on getting this cabinet but not a door organizer. Very helpful. Thanks again for the info!

[@13cgunreviews]

You'll have some standoff behind the guns using the mounts that are included. If you put them above the barrels or under the rests but above where any scopes/cary handles might be, you can get pretty creative organizing the inside. 10% off if you grab gift cards first this weekend too- bit.ly/2Eo5HFq

[@Castleknight]

Do you use some sort of dehumidifier thing in your cabinet?

[@13cgunreviews]

Not in this one. It's ventilated on the back and I'm in and out of it every day. On my behemoth, absolutely, I use a golden rod and one of these Evadry's as well- amzn.to/2VMdNMu

[@RD-tw5lt]

Great review! Do you have a link for the pistol peg?

[@13cgunreviews]

Thank you. Yes, I do- bit.ly/pistolpeg bit.ly/pistolpegrack

[@SYBEX21]

Have you looked at the AR mag holder they make? I found that really usfull.

[@boss350z5]

😲 That galil tho... 😵 That may very well be the nicest galil set up ive ever seen. Time to go shopping!

[@13cgunreviews]

Thank you

[@MegaMastiffman]

I have a dog a wife and a mother in law if you get past those three take whatever you want you earned it

[@antidulvian666]

Hilariously unhelpful lol

[@Lincos321]

Brendan Fazekas Didi they take all your commas?

[@1000Mountains]

What is the name of that light it a awesome setup for this cabinet

[@13cgunreviews]

The links should be in the description.

[@13cgunreviews]

This is the newer version I'm using- amzn.to/2WY5v5z

[@aaronvillalta3542]

Did it come with the stands and cubbies?

[@13cgunreviews]

This is the exact model I have, it has the full listing of the rifle cradles and accessories it came with 👍 bit.ly/2Eo5HFq

[@chadd587]

I emailed the company and they said the Agile 52 is made using 18 gauge steel. For $600?

[@dbutcher84]

His numbers are all mixed up. The lower the number, the thicker it is and it seems like he went backwards. His numbers said the 1000 lb+ had the thinnest

[@OhioPrepperOne]

Yoda is awesome, wow

[@13cgunreviews]

Thank you

[@ogbutch]

Nice Sideshow Yoda!

[@13cgunreviews]

Thank you

[@maggiew2396]

Nice safe!

[@drayemerson5167]

Think it's possible to buy the 40 and flip the door around?

[@13cgunreviews]

I don't have a model 40 but on the 52 the door is factory installed into the front frame. I don't think it'd be possible to reverse it.

[@drayemerson5167]

@@13cgunreviews Gotcha, thanks for the response man

[@mugenrios2k]

Are the back bolt/screw holes spaced 16" center to center for wall studs??

[@13cgunreviews]

Yes, exactly 16" center to center.

[@CA2APat]

Thank You! @@13cgunreviews

[@adamrallard]

Brilliant question

[@DeesterAzIa]

@@13cgunreviews what hardware did you use to mount it to the floor and wall? I just got the 52 but don’t know what hardware to get.

[@13cgunreviews]

@@DeesterAzIa That's a good question... I don't recall the exact screw dimensions, the largest that would fit and about 2.5" in length. I also used large steel washers, 1.5" Dia I think, around the screws.

[@bmtango05]

Could you use those inexpensive gun magnets instead of the $30 pegs?

[@13cgunreviews]

B Tango The cabinet is all metal so if the back of them are also magnetic or use something like 3M adhesive I don't see why not.

[@TheLucas2696]

I love the configurability and light weight, but it's just too damn expensive for a glorified locker. A Stack On 18 gun cabinet is a quarter the price. Or you could get an actual 30 gun safe for similar money.

[@bamahi7142]

"I'm not going to talk about safes vs cabinets, that's for another video.....continues to talk about safes vs cabinets.

[@juanpaulr]

The only advantage I see to this safe is the light weight then again its a locker with a little extra.

[@Vinnytwotime]

Why would I purchase this over a 24 gun safe from Liberty? (Serious question, not sarcasm)

[@13cgunreviews]

I'm guessing you are talking about the centurion? I can't speak to your needs so I don't know why you would. Some reasons might be, same ga steel (14ga on both) but 1/3of the weight (no fire rating aka dry wall). One person can carry it into virtually any area to set it up. Roughly Same interior dimensions when setup. More locking bolts (all sides) on the Agile 52.....

[@dbutcher84]

It's a matter of if you want something lighter while having the same amount of metal or something bigger with maybe some level of fire resistance. Something bigger may come across as more intimidating to a thief that doesn't know what they're looking at.

[@Kenny1594]

Also your steel rating for other Safes is completely wrong. Steel smaller number means thicker. 14g is a joke! A fire axe can go right through it!

[@markgould8625]

Cool Yoda! Sideshow?

[@13cgunreviews]

Thank you, yes it is.

[@kvogel9245]

Basically, at this price you're buying a child-proof cabinet, not a safe. Better than nothing. The key to this is to hide it effectively in a secret room or false wall where a thief wouldn't expect to find it. An actual safe is going to cost a lot more. Check out Sturdy Safe for something serious at a reasonable price (for what you get). They can run up to $10,000.

[@RedPillVegan]

$100 shipping

[@flonomcflooneyloo7573]

$600 for a thin-walled cabinet you have to assemble yourself?

[@antidulvian666]

Same guage as a safe. It takes a stupidly short period of time to cut through a modern "safe" with a grinder. Also, ask a firefighter how well firearms survive in a real fire with a safe. Fire "rating" isn't JUST overrated but the drywall is FULL of corrosive chemicals So many reasons to go smarter instead of heavier.

[@kylenelson3391]

@@antidulvian666 Again, $600 for a thin-walled cabinet you have to assemble yourself. The price for this thing is outrageous.

[@antidulvian666]

@@kylenelson3391 it's expensive, but it is superior to a traditional safe. You can move it easily (it's modular), you can expand it (modular attachment), and the materials are safer as drywall and carpet contain corrosive components. The lack of fireproof rating is irrelevant because if you research the ammo and guns cook up anyway. The thickness is irrelevant because you can cut through the side of a safe in minutes (seriously youtube it!)

[@kylenelson3391]

@@antidulvian666 I definitely agree that traditional safes are problematic. And I think this safe is a great design. My issue is with the price. I can go get a locking industrial shop cabinet from Uline for $250 that accomplishes virtually the same thing. If this was priced at $400 or less I would be all over it.

[@antidulvian666]

@@kylenelson3391 I can't argue with that. Bare in mind it comes with securing cradles and the louvered back. Does the u-line type cabinets offer electronic locks? I'm not familiar with them.

[@circularfile2009]

AND...No one knows what I have or where it is so... I could put my Red Rider in a cabinet in the closet. No one is coming to my house for my BB cabinet.

[@Tiger42s]

Guys get a dehumidifier and hang it inside your safe! It will save your guns

[@13cgunreviews]

+1 I have a Golden rod in my first real safe I've been using for 18 years but I've taken to using these the past 2 years, especially for something like this model 52- amzn.to/2VlsA2s

[@dbutcher84]

I agree, but I wonder how effective it would be in this style, as it's vented all over. Maybe I'm wrong

[@nharris652]

$599 for a few pieces of sheet metal that needs assembly? No thanks! For the same price you can buy a fireproof Liberty safe.

[@13cgunreviews]

For $599 from Liberty you'd technically be buying a "Residential Security Container" that has a "fire rating". It wouldn't be called a safe (even if the company selling it has safe in their company name) and it wouldn't be fire proof, don't believe me, read the label inside of it and click over to the technical specs. That residential security container, for a $599 street price, would almost definitely have thinner steel than this cabinet does as well. I have traditional 1250pound 'safes' too i.e. "residential security containers", and for some people it may be the better choice. I'm not knocking either one, you just need to understand what it is your buying.

[@davetpilot]

Exactly! I understand the claim that you can cut into a gun safe easily with a circular saw and the right blade but at least you need a saw!

[@leesamuelson]

unless you are buying a safe that is double steel with CONCRETE nothing is fire proof. that liberty safe is NOT fireproof. Thinking it is and listening to their bullshit is just screwing you over. UL will not even rate them. I know firefighters that will tell you that these cheap ass gunsafes are not fire proof. unless you paid over 6 grand and it is double steel walled and concrete filled your stuff will be toast. they companies use 1200 degrees. more bullshit a house fire will be alot hotter than that. they put them in an over not a fire to test them.

[@nharris652]

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[@leesamuelson]

@@blanchy but it is NOT a safe. and neither offers fire protection. as for storage the secure it stores the guns better and no issues with corrosion. i can get at all my guns with one hand and none of them touch at all. So you say paying the same price for a sheet metal box filled with shit like drywall and carpet that cause corrosion and do not fit the guns worth a shit? ok knock yourself out.

[@Quincy556]

I want to shoot that yoda with a 00 buck load, other than that great video, thanks for the review.

[@sandymush7163]

You do realize 11 ga is THICKER than 14 ga right???? This is made with THINNER metal...

[@13cgunreviews]

11ga is thicker than 14ga. For $600 you aren't getting 11ga in anything, it's more than likely 16ga and maybe even 18, so perhaps you misunderstood what I was saying.

[@GenericBrandDan]

Stay firsty my friends....

[@13cgunreviews]

lol

[@antidulvian666]

The pegs don't fit .22. Huge disappointment.

[@13cgunreviews]

It does say "Fits 9mm and larger handguns" on the page 🤷‍♂️

[@antidulvian666]

@@13cgunreviews oh totally. I paid attention. Its just a huge disappointment as I prefer to practice with, and train my sons, with .22LR. When I wanted to use their awesome pegs for my many .22 cal pistols... well it would have been much more versatile. I get that storing larger calibers on a skinny peg could be problematic. Maybe they should offer multiple 🤷‍♂️

[@GenericBrandDan]

First!

[@A8vscRrabbit]

Unsubbed!.......resubbed hit the bell

[@13cgunreviews]

A8vscRrabbit thank you 🤣👍

[@Kenny1594]

Overpriced for what it is!!!

[@circularfile2009]

Lame key. I could pick that with butter knife. Just FYI to consumers. Most turds could not pick it.

[@donaldcampbell7894]

Why even have a lock on that thin piece of crap. Any burglar will just carry that to their place and pry it open. The absolute dumbest idea for a safe ever. Or cabinet, sorry. Light weight is not a word you want associated with something that is protecting what a person plans on putting in there. Absolute garbage.

[@13cgunreviews]

Remember how I mentioned half a dozen times to remember to bolt it down.... Pepridge Farms remembers. Virtually any safe/cabinet you have brought into your home can be taken out just as easily if it isn't bolted down by two guys with a $80 hand cart from costco. The only difference is, people buying a 100 pound cabinet aren't pretending it can't or won't be.

[@donaldcampbell7894]

@@13cgunreviews my point is. Even if that thing is bolted down it offers no more protection than just locking your stuff in your closet. Honestly, a home door would be harder to get through than that cabinet.

[@13cgunreviews]

You must have some awesome doors 👍

[@donaldcampbell7894]

13C Gun Reviews I do.

[@donaldcampbell7894]

I’m not coming against you. Sorry for the confusion. It’s the product. It’s a tin box.

[@cexotic-man5289]

And you think that thing will protect your guns ??? Lmao now that is funny, better get a real safe and not some cheap toy... Nothing you have to bolt together is going to protect sh**............................

[@markrice1411]

Too Funny!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You better hope you don't have a fire in your house!! No fire protection! You better hope you don't have a fire where that cheap thing is-trust me-it will melt down along with anything in it!!

[@insomthegreat]

I've seen fireproof gun safes after a fire and there's nothing worth keeping after the fire is over.

[@leesamuelson]

there is not gunsafe that is fireproof either unless it is over 6 grand and an actual SAFE that is double steel wall with concrete in the middle. I have talked to fire fighters too and these so called gun safes are crap. UL will not give them a fire rating as they HAVE NONE! but go ahead and pay more for the bullshit and have your guns corrode too from the sheet rock and carpet and glue etc. oh the stuff the companies sell to help against corrosion?? they lie to you telling you it is humidity control when it is stuff to control the chemical reaction from the cheap shitting materials.