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Buying a safe is not an easy task. You learn a lot of disappointing aspects of protecting whatever. No 100 percent way to stop someone from stealing from you. You learn that the safe is only a part of the protection out of a number of layers of things you can do. I think it's wise to start out with a reasonably good safe like the fort knox executive for example at least. Money is a constraint all at once for sure but my opinion is building and investing in security the best approach. The other nuance is if you decide to build and invest in a security system you never know what eventually you'll be protecting down the road. To avoid having to start over take that into consideration. Fort Knox is an excellent candidate and safes of this caliber to invest and build your security system over time. When i say security system i mean a layered approach like a good security alarm system for example.

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

are they fire resistant?

No ring on his finger

'marriage done right" how many guys or rosy buy that one?

Very few safes ever experience a fire. That said, steel THICKNESS should be your #1 priority.

None of those are saves their residential security containers. Any pro could get into it in less than 15 minutes.

Junk. My graffunder has a 1200lbd 1" plate door with 1/2 plate body and weighs 3600lbds. It's sad what people think a good safe is now a days

lol 14ga cuts just as easily as 10ga with an angle grinder...

Do I put 10k in a safe for 10k worth of gun,s?

So you like Fort Knox Vaults? Goodie for you. There are many other great safes with the same protection out there. You'd be better off on the Fort Knox Vault payroll. At least that would be one aspect where you would be honest.

Damn I didn’t even think about half this stuff

Thin sheet metal, dry wall......what am i seeing???

Great video! Thank you... Can you review a Vault Pro American Eagle Safe? Thank you so much!

As my grandpa would say That thing is bigger than my first house!

I just custom built my Executive with an extra steel liner and extra firewall with the redundant lock. The size is 72x51x27 and was told the weight will be an estimated 2570 lbs and I paid a pretty penny for it. But like I always said, Buy once cry once. Just something that had to be done.

Great video. But would love to see the thickness and quality of the inner door mechanisms.

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

I probably can't afford it, so I'll ask. How much are these safes?

Bill looks like the senator from north dakota. Or is he tony stark's dad?

Sold I want one 😁

Imagine showing this to your neighbor and it’s full of toilet paper rolls

Will this fit in my honda ridgelines bed?

Hello. I purchased property and Fort Knox safe inside the house, but I don’t old combination and safe is open right now. How I can reset combination? Please advise. Thanks

wow cool

Anyone know the price?

Price?

Hi there, we are not able to get the beeps after we type in the 22* original combination. We are desperate to change this combination. Please advise. Thank you!

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

So much for all your eggs in one basket

Bill Seaworth is a great American!

Bill is the real deal. At the end of the video he put his business phone, and cell phone on screen and said: call me. So I did. I called his cell phone and he answered on the first ring, and I recognized the voice. What a great American he is. An entrepreneur, a gentleman, and great businessman. I ordered a pistol box from him, and expect to see it soon! He told me that if I have any questions I should call him on his cell. Thanks Bill. I'll check out your other videos.

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! 🤓

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.

This is perfect to put violent inmates into.

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

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

I just wanna know drill protection on these bad boys

Whats the price on this baby

I want thick medal, no thin stuff

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

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

i just want to know the price on that??

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

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

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

heres my main question, is there any sort of secondary handle/mechanism if say the door closes while im in the room. Iv been debating just building a "safe room" to store all my firearms and ammo but being trapped in the room scares the living hell out of me

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

Very impressive and it looks high quality too