The Most SECURE Mid-Range Gun Safe? | American Security NF 6036 Gun Safe Review

The MOST Secure Mid-Range Gun Safe? | American Security NF 6036 Gun Safe Review
📝Could this be the most secure midrange gun safe? We will let you decide once you see the amazing features that Robert goes over in this video. From 1-1/4" bolts, to a solid steel plate on the front door, this safe has a lot to offer when it comes to burglary protection. Add a 90-minute fire rating on top of that and we think this safe can be a top contender in the mid-range category. Let us know in the comments below what you think!
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[@tinamorris4641]

Want to see you do this safe but using long gun barrel holders to hold guns straight up. Wouold like your opion on them for the less used long guns

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Do you mean the Rifle Rods? Have you seen our video where we filled half of my gun safe with Rifle Rods? I think you could get 10-12 scoped weapons in this safe with Rifle Rods.

[@tinamorris4641]

@@A1LocksmithofTexas yes. I’ll have to go find that video. Must have missed it

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@tinamorris4641 Rifle Rod Safe Accessory Review and Install | A1 EDU How-To kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKuqXq2BZpd-eZI I apologize, it’s not as polished as our other videos, the Mad Scientist didn’t record this one haha. I think it shows a real life look at the product and great before & after.

[@vinsonhelton7141]

I think you could easily get all the guns in there with a good rubber mallet, you don't want to scratch them.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Hahaha, a thinking man, I love it 😂

[@UnityRipz]

Amsec is making me do math to purchase this damn thing 😂

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Haha nailed it

[@myvenusheeler]

Wow, the prices on these new safes!! Purchased an Amsec BF6636 in 2009 and paid just under 3k including 8.25% Texas sales tax and delivery/bolt down. Still, I would purchase that NF model at that price to any Liberty that was even close to that price range. Fwiw, I love my old BF model.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Awesome, thanks for watching. Yes, since 2021 safes are much more expensive like many other products we all buy. And there’s actually no sales tax on gun safes in Texas, anymore.

[@myvenusheeler]

@@A1LocksmithofTexas No sales tax, that's really good to know. Helping my brother on a safe purchase as I speak.

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@myvenusheeler If there’s anything I can do to help answer let us know.

[@BenThompson-o2j]

Did you neglect to state what the insulation material was in this safe?

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

Apologies if I didn’t say, but it’s Gypsum board.

[@wtaboas]

how does this compare to the liberty/ safe guard safes? where can I buy in Maryland

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

I don’t know much about Safe Guard. I’d safe this AMSEC NF is the next level of fire and burglar strength to the GR series from Safe Guard. In Liberty I would compare to their Franklin series safes. What city or zip code, I’ll look it up for you?

[@wtaboas]

@@A1LocksmithofTexas I’m in 21704

[@A1LocksmithofTexas]

@@wtaboas RJ Lock and Security in Hagerstown is a full line safe dealer and safe mover. I would absolutely start with visiting them. They offer AMSEC and Liberty safes. Let me know if that works out for you.

[@Downhillheros]

These safe manufacturers saying they can fit 50 guns lol