Liberty Safe VS American Security | The BEST Gun Safe Showdown!

Liberty Safe VS American Security | The BEST Gun Safe Showdown!
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📝We bring you another VS video comparing the almighty Presidential from Liberty Safe against the supreme BFX from American Security. 2 of the top dogs from either manufacturer are put head to head with details on all of the features each safe has to offer. Come with us on this journey to see which safe you prefer and which safe is the next one for you.
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[@wubaru]

At least with Liberty you never have to fear about locking your safe up accidentally. They will have the Feds come over and help you unlock it 😂

[@russianoleg]

Never buying a liberty safe.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

What did you think about BFX?

[@matthewp5478]

@@A1LocksmithofTexas Why not do the BFXII?

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@matthewp5478 Already in the works. This particular versus video is pairing two safes that are closely similar. The BFXll is a stronger box than these, so it’s wouldn’t make a great comparison. Typically our versus series we attempt to compare similar models from different manufacturers. We also plan to do the CFX series for those who might a TL-30X6🤠

[@matthewp5478]

@@A1LocksmithofTexas Understood, thanks.

[@Supertrack238]

I have TWO Liberty safes... they are fantastic.

[@alanaldpal950]

The only thing a liberty safe is good for is securing Bud lights.

[@Muskratt5150]

HAHAHA

[@Kudeghraw]

Going to be hard pressed to find anyone trusting "Liberty" safes.

[@MC-ht6lw]

Screw Liberty Safe Co. I will be purchasing Amsec, even if it wasn't as good.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Thanks for watching. We have several videos on different AMSEC models, so let us know if you have any questions on any of those.

[@sgt4204]

Good call I bought one this year and it was been a very bad experience so far.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@sgt4204 How so?

[@PeakedHill]

Liberty new CEO Dillion Mulvaney 😂

[@joshs4962]

Dont give money to companies that hate you.

[@darren6951]

Ummm, liberty safe should be called Liberal safe!! We protect your guns unless the fbi asks nicely!!

[@seanmcnulty3249]

Why on Earth would anybody want a liberty safe?

[@betweenfiveandseven]

Liberty must be some slow moving inventory these days. I feel bad for their employees, distributors, suppliers, etc. Maybe they should start making boat anchors or something like that.

[@sgt4204]

I bought a liberty safe beginning of this year and boy has the experience been pretty bad to say the least.

[@c56cameo]

They already do Just really expensive ones

[@facelesssman]

Liberty is still in business?😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Glennquagmire1912]

probably just liquidating leftover stock in the warehouse at this point...

[@TravelingStacker]

Just like Bud Light, they’re still in business.

[@darren6951]

They are, but they have turned their comment section off!😂 probably due to all the roasting!

[@K_Reeves]

Never buy liberty safe

[@chrisgunsandguitars1403]

Every safe dealer will tell you a traditional dial lock is more reliable than a digital. Problems aren’t that common, but when they do it’s always the digital locks. It comes down to steel in the construction. 3/8-1/2” in the door is great, but most doors with less will survive prying attacks. It’s the steel in the sidewalls to consider. The strongest door around is worthless if a $30 Harbor Freight grinder can eat a ring around the top of the safe so they can just reach in and pull the guns out. Between these two safes the Amsec is better as two layers of steel with that “concrete” mixture in between. A grinder has to go “deep” to cut both layers. Fire protection is hit or miss. It all depends upon the location inside the house. Firearms rarely survive unscathed in a total house loss. If that safe falls thru the floor those guns are going to get banged up. Lastly no safe holds the amount of guns they claim especially if you have a lot of bolt actions with scopes. Remember they aren’t “safes”, they are Residential Security Containers. It says so inside the door. If they were “true safes” they wouldn’t have 7-14ga sidewalls. So for smash and grab thieves, limiting access to kids, and SOME fire protection, a gun “safe” is a good idea. The biggest complaint about all safes is the buyer wishes they would have purchased a bigger model. Your collection grows and your wives will want to put stuff in there too! This video host is very knowledgeable. If you live in TX, buy from him. If you live in WA state, buy from NWSafe in Auburn, WA. Don’t ever buy a Chinesium safe from a big box store. I don’t care if it says “Winchester” on the front of it.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 I like it, thank you for jumping in and leaving great feedback. Yes, NWSafe in WA is awesome, if you’re in the area, they have been in business for over 35 years. And like us family run.

[@danav3387]

If this were a car video, it has the info value of covering cup holders and vanity mirrors. The mention of bolt thickness is a give away. No one mentions those bolts are bolted to a piece angle iron. It’s like holding a pencil by the eraser and trying to resist prying. Look up Sturdy Safe and you’ll see a company that isn’t afraid to show you their mechanisms and how robust they are.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@danav3387 Thanks for watching, man! We appreciate your time. This particular video is a very simple side by side comparison of what Liberty and AMSEC offers, obviously not as detailed. We try to be more detailed on our over view videos about 1 safe. And we’re always very happy to answer any questions in the comment section on anything we missed. Our platform is here to educate safe shoppers and get them answers to many frequently asked questions. Thanks, again for the feedback!

[@danav3387]

I can respect that for sure. Thanks!

[@lclements9263]

42 year Safe tech here I’ll put in my two cents first off. You should never ever have an electronic safe lock Secondly, I would never buy a safe with internal Hinges. There’s no way to repair or adjust. With a lower cost gun safe. A bad fire will cook the contents. third it would be wise to purchase a $29 sentry fireproof suitcase, put all of your important documents in that and put that inside your gun safe for extra fire protection fourth you should open your safe a minimum of once a week to exchange the air fifth keep all of your important guns inside of silicone gun socks and for the record, my favorite safe lock of all time it’s called big red. You shouldn’t own Safe without one.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Thanks for watching and stopping by!

[@richb7414]

I don't own a gun safe for the fire protection. My insurance will cover any loss inside. I have a gun safe for personal protection from a casual intruder and my children. The last thing I want to be doing is turning a finicky dial twice a day but a dial is a must on a larger secondary safe that doesn't get touched as much.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@richb7414 Thanks, man! You know that’s a really interesting point. I’ve had multiple customers/insurance agents speak to me n this exact topic. For example I have multiple times heard “you have to have a specific policy on your firearms be use your home owners policy alone will not cover them”. And it seems some many things are covered differently per insurance company/policy. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@richb7414]

@@A1LocksmithofTexas Yes, you need additional coverage but should have that regardless of what safe you choose. Coverage runs anywhere from $115/yr for Gun & trophy insurance but I have Personal Article Policy with Statefarm already which covers jewelry, firearms, electronics, stuffed game animals..etc

[@KUGTI22]

The words Liberty Safe and Best never belonged in the same sentence even before the start of their self destruction.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@KUGTI22 What safe do you call the best?

[@KUGTI22]

@@A1LocksmithofTexas Amsec is definitely better than Liberty and probably on a similar level to others such as Fort Knox & Sturdy Safe.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@KUGTI22 Those are definitely some top names in the game. They all definitely use a lot more steel, for sure. In my experience, it comes down to 2 things for shoppers - size and budget. Most folks can’t squeeze that kind of coin or justify the spend, which I think we can all understand budget. Fort Knox is a trip with how many options they have to give you style and serious amounts of steel!

[@roddymcclain7695]

liberty safe betrayed us

[@glasswinder]

Well the prices defere me to other methods because I don't have 7 thousand dollars in firearms + Liberty sold out one of their customers to the ATF a while back and that in itself is not recoverable in my opinion. 🎉

[@TravelingStacker]

As a 17 year safe cracker, they aren’t the only ones. They’re just the first to have it made public. All the companies have back doors and they aren’t difficult for law enforcement to get.

[@danidavis7912]

Sold mine a month after the news broke. I got pennies on the dollar. There won't be another Liberty product in this house ever again.

[@dubltink]

The amsec over liberty any day of the week! Drylight over drywall alone…never mind solid plate door compared to composite bs. Sorry but no substitute for solid steel (except maybe a high psi concrete) I may have missed it but if you did a weight comparison I’d venture to say the amsec is quite a bit heavier. Two safes are roughly the same size yet one is much heavier it means it’s a better built safe in terms of steel or concrete content. Amsec equals true quality security, liberty equals some security and a lot of marketing.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Thanks for watching! We threw the weights on the screen and said them towards the end : Liberty 1,021lbs vs AMSEC 1,036lbs.

[@billdanosky]

Liberty safes are decent, and they have promised not to release any more combination codes. But they're high gauge sheet metal, and plate safes like National Security are better, imo.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@billdanosky Right on! Hey, there’s something for everyone here. They are very well made and like anything else we buy the more you spend is the more you get. Thanks for watching!

[@SRGAndy]

That Amsec will beat the pants off anything it's compared to. Conc.. I mean Dry light, filled, and dual layered. Sold.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

It’s a beefy unit, for real

[@AngelaLaukaitis]

The colors are awesome. Love the green

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@AngelaLaukaitis It’s incredible in person

[@danav3387]

Sturdy safe is worth looking at if you are concerned about actual security.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@danav3387 Sturdy Safe does make some great stuff, too! And for those interested, Sturdy has so many awesome upgrades and features you can add to any safe they make. We have delivered/moved some of their products before.

[@Smooththatsme]

Amsec makes good safes, and Liberty makes safes that are good for the feds to get into

[@prodigy6000]

My beef is the prices...when provo steel stared this gunsafe industry 35 years ago (aka Browning) you could buy a top of the line for 600 bucks, today your paying up to 10k. And it's the same paper weight....rip off

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@prodigy6000 I agree with you, we have all seen/felt the effects of inflation the last 35 years. And Prosteel has definitely made some great safes since day one. To be fair safes have changed quite a bit in that same timeline. Better bolt work, attention drilling attacks, emphasis on fire protection, more modular interiors and of course the locks have come a long way. There are a plethora of well made safes that are way less expensive than these 2 examples, these just happen to be top shelf offerings. Yesterday’s safes didn’t perform nearly as well in fire or burglar attacks.

[@Ronin12530]

I own 3 AMSECS BF2, BF AND BFX. All are very solidly built. Go with a combo lock, safer.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@Ronin12530 Nice, that’s a helluva collection!

[@Ronin12530]

@@A1LocksmithofTexas, funny thing is, you outgrown them capacity wise. Two are 7250 and a 7240. Scoped long guns eat up those estimates.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@Ronin12530 I understand that very well. I use Rifle Rods in my safe to help increase capacity. It’s an inexpensive way to reconfigure your long guns. Pull out all the existing gun rack shelving and you can store a lot more! Rifle Rod Safe Accessory Review and Install | A1 EDU How-To kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKuqXq2BZpd-eZI

[@Copper1268]

36 years as a safe tech the whole security is the small piece of hard plate between the door and lock period the best lock is a mechanical lock 20-30 seconds to open when you get to know her 😂

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@Copper1268 “Once you get to know her” hahaha, I love this. I read it, walked out to mine and timed myself (never done it before it) 17 sec, 14 sec, 17 sec, 16 sec. To be fair I was pushing the timer myself, clearing it 4 times and then the combo. “Once you get to know her” hahaha, I will never forget that line talking about mechanical locks.

[@galleywinterfarm3216]

I bought amsec 20 yesterday ago. Sergeant and Greenleaf TouchPad. Love it

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Congrats! Glad you’re still loving it.

[@LWRC]

Great video showcasing two different safes! The Liberty ball bearing hardened plate is the bomb ! ! ! Don't think anyone can try to drill through that without tripping the relocker ! ! !

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@LWRC Mucho gracias! The ball bearing plate is a beast…talking as someone who has drilled and broke multiple drill bits haha.

[@LWRC]

@@A1LocksmithofTexas Thanks for showcasing these safes. I bought a National Security safe many moons ago and it was a lot cheaper back then but the safe is a beast! One of the best investments I've ever made! I have yet to encounter any one who bought one of these well made units, not something you buy at Costco or Harbor Freight, and regreted their purchase. Given the secruity these units offer, I'd say people should buy one of these BEFORE they buy their next new vehicle! I wished I had that ball bearing plate in my safe 👍👍👍

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@LWRC We appreciate you watching! National Security models are great security.

[@LWRC]

@@A1LocksmithofTexas 👍👍👍

[@myvenusheeler]

A very concise comparison. Good job.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Hope it helps, thanks for watching!

[@lexwaldez]

@@A1LocksmithofTexas It really does help. I'm just going thru your library of videos. Pretty sold on American Security.

[@donculver8671]

I have a 1996 American Security rough finish, dial and turn lever from 1996 model 6/7/F/D/B/G with no external hinges, ~65" tall, 26" wide, 18" deep. The lock is getting a little wonky on the last number to open it.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@donculver8671 Hey, Don! Couple options, I can get you a new keypad and you can watch our video on how to swap locks. Or, depending on where you are, you just need a locksmith to change the combination, not the lock, the actually numbers you use. Most of the time it’s just wear in the wheels inside the lock from using the sane combo for years. Easy day😎

[@TrevForPresident]

Love the comparison of the flagships. I like the locking bars of Liberty, but hinges of AmSec.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Gracias! Something for everyone.

[@vincejamison8078]

It really boils down to, R u protecting $1 or a life savings? Safes are a investment.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@vincejamison8078 Genuinely love that answer. It’s all about how you wanna use it and expectations. Thanks!

[@xxunknownspawnxx1686]

Love the color of the safes , was wondering if you had an opinion on the liberty patriot gun safe or the sportsman gun safes

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@xxunknownspawnxx1686 Liberty Patriot🤔 where have you seen this?

[@davidcorey7599]

I looked at these and went with Fort Knox and I love it!

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@davidcorey7599 That’s awesome, Fort Knox has some great products and so many customizable options. Thanks for watching!

[@sendtosurge]

There’s a lot of precision missing in this presentation. Where some things are needlessly dumbed down, others aren’t factually incorrect. The viewer is likely to be misinformed. I don’t know well Mr. Laukaitis is informed or experienced but this presentation is lacking. And to that all I can suggest is verify the details with someone who isn’t trying to sell you anything.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@sendtosurge Thanks for watching and leaving your feedback. Is there something specifically you have questions about? I will gladly answer them here, so anyone else with the same questions will get answers.

[@robertrichards5631]

Will American security give a bypass code when ordered?

[@Muskratt5150]

Yup

[@nicholasbarth114]

Finally outgrew my older National Security Magnum. Im not anti Liberty, but im also not dropping $10k+ on another magnum....Any dealer suggestions in the KC area?

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@nicholasbarth114 MO? Your Bass Pro is pretty amazing, they carry a lot of Liberty and Browning ProSteel safes. Is Greg’s Lock & Key Service still up there -that’s a full service locksmith, safe mover and Liberty dealer. If you’re finally outgrown and ready to move on there things like the 1878 series and even the Silver series. Liberty just dropped the new Franklin series where they vastly improved their interior. Check it out on our website and our channel has lots of safes to checkout, but please ask questions as you’re looking. One of the BIGGEST Gun Safes | Browning 1878 65T Gun Safe Review kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqfcdXt-rMZkg6s

[@RoboticsSorcerer]

Tucker Carlson endorses Liberty safe. He explained on his podcast a couple weeks ago what’s going on and what liberty did to rectify the situation. They have lawyers challenging subpoenas and you can get your unique master code deleted from their systems. What else could you ask?

[@tsparky9196]

That the head of the company not donate to liberal causes?

[@RoboticsSorcerer]

@@tsparky9196 You sound the folk who were against Goya and chic fil a. I googled it the town they make them in has a population of 22k it’s in rural utah The only people you are hurting is their employees who probably have no other meaningful job options in the area. Not the boss with millions and millions. At the end of the day do what you want it’s America after all.

[@perpetualflame]

Doesn't matter if thee company gives your code out

[@Harrell423]

Was hoping for a close up of the amsec.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Thanks for watching. You mean to color? If you didn’t get enough visuals please check out the other BFX videos on our channel like The BIGGEST Gun Safe from American Security | Amsec BFX 7250 GunSafe Review kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqecp6tnobCti5I

[@alllivesmatter627]

Most people are not going thru the door. They are going thru the side

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

You would think, but that’s not it, the door is far & away the most attacked spot. The average home invasion is 8 minutes or less and within that time brute force typically isn’t enough for most safes. People are not typically running around plotting safe break-ins like Oceans Eleven with a bag of tools. Putting them in a corner or a room away from the primary bedroom , bolting them down and buying enough safe are all tactics to help support your best security advantage.

[@tjtj3027]

Got my 6030 BFX for around $5500 brand new......steal.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@tjtj3027 Nice!! Hope you love it!

[@frankperez5217]

Amsec all day

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@frankperez5217 What do you think about that color, Ironside Green?

[@noname-rv7yh]

Great content! U will get so many more subs!

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@noname-rv7yhAppreciate it !🤠

[@kevtop351]

Liberty seems to have a big gap all around the door for a pry bar to engage.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Good eye. Liberty’s gap between the door and body does appear larger than some others on the market. They offset the gap with flat bars that make 12x the contact radius vs a 1” round bolt & the thicker the bolt the less likely of bending. Their flat bolts extend quite a bit further out when engaged over many other safes on the market. Also, the doors have an outer steel that you see, but there’s also an inner steel plate to add extra strength to block against pry attempts. They actually do a lot of avoid pry attempts. Consumers can increase the strength of a safe to fight against pry attacks even more by bolting them down. We always say bolting down is 50% of the security of the safe.

[@glasswinder]

Liberty exclusive for ATF pry bars 🎉🎉

[@jdblack7355]

After liberty safe gave up passwords to the government I sold my liberty safe and will never buy another one again. I would trust a crackhead on the streets over a liberty.

[@ManagerMatt1]

I have heard good things from several credible people about the high end Dakota safes... One employee told me Fort Knox rep said "Their the fort knox of imports" - Any opinions?

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Nice, what a compliment if they said that. First let me say we don’t sell them, so my only opinions are from the specs and pics I’ve seen online. They remind me of a couple of imports that are well made. I would compare the internal working (the cam and linkage rods) to most all important. The door on some Dakota models list 7ga exterior and 10ga inner plate with a 3/16” body - these are good specs. I genuinely don’t have much outside of this, but maybe the Mad Scientist and I need to go get one to make a video 🤔🤔🤔

[@davidMW007]

Did you realize that you misspelled "Burglary" in the video (at 14:41)?

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@davidMW007 Negative, but I appreciate your attention to details and thank you for watching.

[@markbrouk7857]

Whats all the hate with liberty safes im confused

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

FBI was making an arrest and they had a search warrant, the person being arrested had a Liberty safe with a mechanical lock in his home. The FBI agent in charge called Liberty and requested if they had the combo to the safe found on the premises. Liberty said yes, but they would need the serial number of the safe, a copy of the search warrant signed by a judge, a copy of the agents credentials/identification. All requested information was supplied and Liberty gave the agent the combination. ***They have always worked with law enforcement. However, after this particular situation they rewrote their policies. For example you can request to have your serial number and safe information removed from their database. Wipe your lock yourself, depending on the lock or have a locksmith change your mechanical lock combination. Moving forward Liberty’s new policy also requires a subpoena specifically name Liberty safe in it. Which they state they will contact the person of interests before hand. That is shorter version, but all the facts to answer your question. We have other videos on our channel about it.

[@markbrouk7857]

@@A1LocksmithofTexas wow that's terrible thanks for all the information I'll read up on it! Typical government overreach.

[@BulletSpoung]

They are both crap. I'm a 74 year old sheet metal worker and could get in both of them fast. Skip gun safes and buy a used TL rated safe, a TL-15 or 30 would be much better choices. I bought three 6' tall TL-30 safes from the same person on craigslist for next to nothing.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@BulletSpoung 3 used 6ft tall TL-30 safes for next to nothing? How long ago was that and do they have anymore???

[@adamcannon7485]

Liberty political donations are 100% democrat. Good thing i lost all my guns in an unfortunate boating accident. Any future guns will not go in a liberty

[@seanmcclure9683]

does amsec give the feds the combination to access your shit?

[@maddoxinc1642]

Asking the real questions... We're not big fans of Libshit but no one's asked, does AMSEC store backdoors?

[@c.o.694]

UL Burglary Ratings?

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Yes. Both are Level 1 Residential Security Container. The AMSEC BFll series is a Level 2 Residential Security Container, we probably need to do a video on that, too 🤔 Thanks!

[@hotrunny]

Liberty 🚫🏳️‍🌈👎🏻I would never support a company that gives the government access to private citizens property. HELL NO!!!!

[@lear60man]

Yea.....Not buying a Liberty after what they pulled.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@lear60man And your thoughts on the AMSEC in the video?

[@lear60man]

@@A1LocksmithofTexas My thoughts are thank you for doing a comparison for us consumers! Never heard of Amsec....now I do.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@lear60man Thanks for watching!

[@beebop4333]

SUGGESTION...try FT KNOX safes out of Utah

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Question…what Ft Knox model(s) would you put up against these 2 safes, like a Maverick maybe?

[@vinsonhelton7141]

​@A1LocksmithofTexas You would probably need to look at the Executive or Guardian at the price your quoting on the two your showing. The Executive has a 1/4 solid steel inch body. The door is 10 gauge shell with a 3/8 inch solid plate full door coverage just to mention a little about the safe. I was quoted 6750.00 and that quote includes the bundle kit which includes the dehumidifier, lights, 4 corner bolts and the pull handle. With Fort Knox you can add a lot more steel of different types and build it how you want. I really like that. And to get to 8000.00 like the amsec price I could beef it up This is the 60x31x27 and it weighs 1,111 pounds without the 4 corner bolts and the "not cement " that gives weight to other safes.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@vinsonhelton7141 That’s awesome, thanks for the feedback. One of the most impressive things about Ft Knox is how customizable they are. Even the paint job has endless possibilities. Corner bolts are always a plus, but once you get into 3/8” & 1/2” steel plates and 1-1/4” round or 1” thick flat bolts on all 4 sides of the door it’s highly unlikely anything is prying it open. But you’re right, they make a helluva a safe too and it’s always a great idea to shop around and compare.

[@vinsonhelton7141]

@A1LocksmithofTexas I really like the American Security BFX safe and BF II and I am interested in. I want to invest in a company first and foremost that I feel will be around to honor their lifetime warranty and a dealer secondly that will to. I've experienced dealers that gave me a warranty that went out of business to service my product but the product company picked up the slack and honored their warranty and found other dealers that helped me. So buying a safe in the higher price range is extremely important to have reasonable confidence in their sustainability in the market even if their safe might be a little better. Liberty, American Security, Fort Knox I believe as well as a couple others fit into that confidence. What I want to see is real life information about the TIME I'm buying for Security and fire protection so I can choose wisely and know what reasonably to expect when events occur.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@vinsonhelton7141 I can absolutely get behind what you’re saying. Great news is AMSEC has been around since the 1940’s, like A-1 Locksmith 🤠, Fort Knox and Liberty have been around since the 1980’s. Companies like these are responsible for how far the safe market has come. Lifetime warranties are becoming very familiar terms in the industry, especially with names like these. All offer quality products and all have unique offerings. AMSEC has a vast catalog of home, jewelry, gun and more safes. They’re super heavy duty safes are made in America. Liberty’s entire catalog is American made and they offer $800-$9,000 safes from 30 minute fire to 2 hour fire. Fort Knox is custom and I mean if you can think of it they can probably do it. What state are you in, I’d be glad to introduce you to anyone I know near you. After my two decades plus I’ve had the pleasure of growing a large network of great people.

[@boca835]

Are these TL Rated? If not....a crow bar and 10 minutes you are in.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@boca835 Not TL rated. However, I believe whole heartedly no one is prying these open with a crow bar in 10 minutes nor anywhere near it hahaha. They both have several thick bars/bolts going all the way around the door. They both have a cumulative 1/2” worth of steel in the door and 10 gauge walls/door jams. These are actually very heavy duty RSC rated, which is kind of an odd rating. It can be a 275lbs 30 minute fire rated safe or a 1600lbs 2 hour fire rated safe but still be a RSC. A safe manufacturing company can build a safe to TL specs, but if they don’t pay UL to test it then it remains a RSC.

[@BadBrad46]

Set up a test and Ill bet you $10,000 CASH you cant get into either of these in 10 minutes with a crowbar.

[@mrbiglicks8267]

7k she safe lmao

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@mrbiglicks8267 Haha

[@gr8mtn]

I appreciate the video, truly. But man, your verbal delivery is brutal. I know you’re not drunk, but you sound like you are. You could’ve narrated this video in 1/2 to 2/3 of time. 🤦🏻‍♂️ TALK FASTER!

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@gr8mtn Thanks for watching, hope you got something out of it & for the feedback.

[@trevorj203]

How is this a showdown who buys liberty safe anymore? It's not a safe did give out the code lol😂😂😂 They didn't even have a warrant, did they?Maybe I could just call up and they'll give me the code

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@trevorj203 They did, yes. Their policies have been rewritten requiring a subpoena specifically making Liberty safe in the document. And even with that they will contact the customer first. No safe company had any specific language like this, but I’m sure every safe company will adopt these same policies now.

[@brettatchison5130]

Liberty safes 🤣😂🤣🖕