King Kong Safe

This is the King Kong of the safe industry. Standing 8 feet tall, 5.5 feet wide and 3 feet deep, this is a monster. This Fort Knox safe is sold exclusively through Seaworth Safe Sales and can be shipped anywhere in the country. This is the ideal safe to store all of your personal belongings in one place. From your firearms, ammunition, precious metals, photos, deeds and anything else you can think of, you are not going to run out of room. Contact us at Seaworth Safe Sales or go to www.seaworthsafesales.com to get yours!

[@RIPPER334]

I mean... Every safe company on earth makes a giant safe... If you've got the money to buy it. And I'd bet it still won't hold all the guns it's "rated" for...

[@sandman93449dm]

LMAO..OF COURSE NOT...

[@armedprophet3321]

Lol…230 small pistols maybe. Safe manufacturers are ALWAYS lying about gun capacity.

[@voodoo1449]

Yes, it is a monster. I'm sure it has a monster price to match.

[@Twerkulies]

FINALLY!!!! Something that fits in my apartment. How much you think it'll cost to take up 3 flights of stairs?

[@phillewis1768]

That thing is massive

[@jerryhernandez7077]

That’s what she said

[@theephemeralglade1935]

Awesome! I've been looking for some way of keeping a home intruder from stealing my Mora Companion out of the bedroom. That knife is worth everything to me.

[@peadookie]

Easy. Just put your bedroom in this and prevent them from stealing the bedroom.

[@clintcannon1902]

135 pounds per square foot... unloaded. No lumber floor is going to support this kind of "live load", so I hope you have a big ass basement door.

[@mydogsnameisbeans]

My wife is going to hate what I want for Christmas 🎄

[@alpham777]

It's cool and all but at this level just build a saferoom lol.

[@jasonlommen4769]

Exactly!!

[@XXX808XXX]

Very impressive and it looks high quality too

[@vinsonhelton7141]

This safe will fit just fine in the house that whoever can afford it will put it. If it doesn't fit in your house of apartment more than likely you won't be buying it. But there are those blessed that will. I would probably have to sell everything that i would ever put in it to buy it. It would be still awesome to have it. Lol

[@boltactoinbarney]

Nice safe. But it wouldn't fit in 90% of houses.

[@aaaht3810]

I would like to see someone deliver that to my third floor apartment. Even if you could, the 3150 lbs. might make my neighbors below me a little nervous.

[@danielrollins4315]

Sold I want one 😁

[@North__Wind]

my dream safe! is a Fort Knox!

[@ej300k5]

They’re 💩

[@North__Wind]

@@ej300k5 why, and what's your advice?

[@ProDMiner]

This is fucking awesome!

[@Zodliness]

I'm curious to how you get that beast of a safe into someone home, take the roof off? 🤨🤣

[@brandonhughes1992]

i think you might have to build the house around the safe

[@chaosdweller]

@@brandonhughes1992 I would....., I'm that type of guy lol!

[@chaosdweller]

Btw I like yer name, very thought provoking 🤔......

[@jgordon5408]

Safe dollies and digging irons. Mine weighs in at 5k pounds. Hardest part is getting them upright after they ship them laying down. A 36" door needs to be removed including the jambs as well as the header. Otherwise it's just a good weekend project with friends with good backs and a reason for a brew to install. I recommend setting it on cribbing like dried oak or the like. If it's on the floor , it will remain.....on the floor forever! Bolting it in is not necessary, but then again, is any of this really necessary.

[@fredbecker607]

I put in just a frame and door in a concrete wall. It took four guys and a dolly just for the frame. Six guys for the door alone. Four of those guys never came to my house again.

[@Gregtman502]

might need to take out a mortgage just to buy that

[@thetobaccoguy1751]

I'd buy one. I just have no way to get it in my basement.

[@LD-jb5zi]

Yoo is that a Chupacabra on the side of the safe?!?! ha

[@notsosilentmajority1]

Wow!! Now that's a safe.............

[@ramonmaldonado8445]

Anyone know the price?

[@edgargarcia940]

Price?

[@FRECKLYRAGE]

thats what im talking about!

[@masaharumorimoto4761]

woooow!

[@user-pwfus]

I bet they're is an easy way to open that safe the lockpickinglawyer will know how.

[@wht240sxka]

I have said that I wish someone would make a safe big enough for my needs, but it was followed with that I could afford! 🤓

[@jbro1977]

Whats the price on this baby

[@therattking84]

I wish they had a safe this big here in California

[@proven6270]

California lawmakers would conjure up a way to ban gun safes...smdh... Cali, tries to be some kind of pioneers for the hatred & destruction of the 1A & 2A 😡😥

[@HotSandwichEBT]

So much for all your eggs in one basket

[@nunyabizznizz7326]

👀........how you get it in the house?

[@musikman337]

And you can have it all for JUST $1,800,000!

[@seaworthsafesales4289]

at that price we can get you quite a few of these!

[@pipegang6497]

I'm sorry but only 3/16th thick body???? It wouldn't take a crook long to cut through that with a cordless grinder

[@seaworthsafesales4289]

Forward to 0:43 on the video, you can upgrade to the 1/4" body with an AR 500 Steel liner. Then if you are still worried about someone taking a torch to it, add a stainless steel liner. Check out the Legend Safe made by Fort Knox. Essentially, steel thickness and weight, buys you time. The more steel/weight there is, the longer it takes someone to cut it open and/or move it.

[@howardwilliams8181]

What's the purchase price?..

[@seaworthsafesales4289]

The starting price is $22,500 and the link is: www.seaworthsafesales.com/thebrute/?sfw=pass1638984734

[@WadeWeigle]

Is that inclusive of delivery? And do you just deliver locally or country wide?

[@seaworthsafesales4289]

@@WadeWeigle Delivery is additional because each delivery is different, especially with this size. We do ship country wide and will accommodate to your needs. Would you like to receive a quote for safe and delivery? Reach us at [e-mail] and make sure to check out the one we have ready to ship right now: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3rRanVuo9qmfck

[@TheLifeofRon]

We need to work on your video,audio an presentation skills. Feels like I just watched a VHS tape from midway USA…

[@TheLifeofRon]

I’d love to help promote this safe and give it the review it deserves 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 let me know and we can make it happen.

[@ralphietwoshoes]

Presentation was fantastic, and the VHS like quality contributed to the overall aesthetic.

[@TheLifeofRon]

@@ralphietwoshoes I’d love to help them with better B-roll of the product

[@DRSPRIET]

No safe is fire proof even the best saves can get moisture in them from all the heat and humidity when the fire department is putting a fire out my dad tears down houses and I’ve seen this 1 million times where people buy the best safe and all their crap is ruined after a fire

[@glockman9c]

Ft Knox uses completely different fire board than China safes. They also have much thicker metal. Sturdy safes use fire baffling.

[@darek4488]

And how the hell do I put my 1910 Maxim machine gun in it? No way it is going to fit.

[@seaworthsafesales4289]

You, my friend, need a vault room with a Fort Knox Vault Door. We can help you with that!

[@davidray2682]

I get that it's a safe that's so ridiculously heavy that the door alone must be over 1500 lbs but wouldn't you want the hinges of a safe to be on the inside? What's the reason you would want them outside?

[@seaworthsafesales4289]

Great question! The outside hinges can support a lot more weight and allow you to open the door a complete 180 degrees. The Fort Knox safes are designed so that the bolts lock on the inside of the safe body. This means that if you were to cut off or remove the hinges on the outside, the door will not open for the bolts are still locked to the inside of the safe. I hope that answers your question.

[@davidray2682]

@@seaworthsafesales4289 Very interesting! Thanks for the explaination!

[@glass1258]

@@seaworthsafesales4289 if I come crack it in under 3 minutes what’s my prize ?

[@antonioangeconeb3196]

@Glass House a 9mm to the back or spine

[@jasonmorris159]

@@glass1258 a felony?

[@Tjkruse9889]

Ill buy it if u can fit it in my basement do u except the challenge

[@joshuatoler1965]

i just want to know the price on that??

[@seaworthsafesales4289]

You are looking at a price of $22,500 plus delivery.

[@averyslife6314]

Concrete and rebar is cheaper

[@gfpd2722]

Nice but get rid of the crappy electronic lock.

[@JaakkoF]

What exactly is crappy with that particular S&G safe lock?

[@glockman9c]

@@JaakkoF - he has no idea not to mention that ft Knox warranties the lock forever.

[@ismaelhall3990]

WOW!!!!

[@hmsbelfast7937]

I'd rather build a gun room at that point!

[@seaworthsafesales4289]

Make sure to check out our video on our Fort Knox Vault Doors!

[@hmsbelfast7937]

@@seaworthsafesales4289 Definitely will!

[@frogchaser]

it's still not big enough

[@jeremiahcherry5283]

WOW

[@ponchosancho7710]

Price for base model?

[@seaworthsafesales4289]

The base model starts at $22,500 and then you can add on to the safe as you see fit. You have a variety of interior options available to you at the base price.

[@dudewhatsmyname6217]

Just get a steel shipping container 😏

[@mario3804]

That's amazing but I would not place ammo in that safe just my opinion on it.

[@glass1258]

I’ll crack that in 3 minutes

[@chaosdweller]

Probably cuz yer victim lives in a glass house ironically and metaphoricaly lol!

[@ej300k5]

I bet, this thing is a massive piece of 💩 3/16th of an inch on the sides 😂😂 a battery powered grinder will make light work of that

[@justinmclean5778]

too bad you will need to buy a metric ton of desiccant to prevent your weapons from corroding due to the drywall in the safe. drywall is used as a firewall in 99%of gun safes with fire ratings and it will release moisture over time and in a house fire that fire rating is a moot point as it can be 2 -3 times the temperature of the fire rating (which is almost always conducted in house by the manufacturer) a simple gun cabinet will be much more beneficial in the long run for gun storage. and if you are worried about theft and fire, that is what insurance is for

[@seaworthsafesales4289]

The difference between Fort Knox and other competitors is that we use Type C fireboard instead of the typical Type X. Type C has a far better fire rating than Type X. You can see the big difference in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5bQlaOagbybfpY As far as moisture in your safe, that is why all of our safes come with a dehumidifier rod. Folks that live in humid areas certainly need this to keep the humidity from corroding the goods inside. The placement of your safe is crucial. If you put your safe in a basement, you do run the risk of having the house fire fall into the cement foundation essentially creating an oven. We recommend placing it in the garage bolted down to the cement. Lastly, insurance is a great thing but cannot replace those family heirlooms. Best to keep those as safe as possible.

[@jasonlommen4769]

High quality safes like FN, AS, Brown, Graffunder, don’t use drywall. They all have a proprietary blend as the fire barrier. Your concern does not apply to these safes. Real safes, real quality. But also very $$.

[@randalcaswell3159]

It's a nice safe but your mistake is putting the hinges on the outside

[@seaworthsafesales4289]

The outside hinges can support a lot more weight and allow you to open the door a complete 180 degrees. The Fort Knox safes are designed so that the bolts lock on the inside of the safe body. This means that if you were to cut off or remove the hinges on the outside, the door will not open for the bolts are still locked to the inside of the safe.