Did my Safe with Rifle Rods years ago they work GREAT the only thing I can see with these is a possible rust ring around the barrel from the clip that holds it I also use pistol pockets on the door of my safe. I love how Safe manufacturers say its a 10 gun safe when your lucky to fit 5 with the layout they give you . case in point my Amsec so called 9 gun safe only Houdini could fit 9 guns in it with the layout provided . the Rifle Rods solved that
Cool product idea but very pricey for storage of only 6 guns. For less than a quarter of the price, you can get a full rifle rod kit to store 20 rifles. As opposed to only 6 on one side of the Fatboy Jr., I can get 10+ long guns on one side and many have large scopes.
Their web site states internal width of the Safari at 16". The Steel 6 kit is 17 1/4" wide. You have a few options. You could install 2 of the 6" resin panels which would total about 12" wide and hold 4 rifles. You could remove the drywall from the sides of the cabinet. This should give you the room for the 17 1/4" steel panels. I am not sure of the internal construction on that model. On many of these drywall safes, the interior panels come out quite easily. Each panel is covered in fabric then installed. To remove, the bottom lifts up and out then the sides come out. Put the bottom back and you now have a safe that will hold the Steel 6 kit. On some of the cheaper models they put in all the drywall, spray a lot of adhesive then stick in all the fabric. This design is messy and probably would require gutting safe.
Tom Kubiniec after I posted the message i was doing some research on the SECURE IT site and saw they made some smaller options. I will most likely go with that it would be perfect. I want to also bring in some power so I can set up a dehimidifier. It will be a starter safe for now....lol
Very nice looking products! I’m looking at your “answer” cabinet and love it however I’d like to recommend that you should drop the logo on the inside door panel. I’m not knocking your logo but no one wants to lose that extra foot of space in there door just to advertise especially when the logo is bright white on a black background because this causes it to become out of place looking and cheapens the overall look of your extremely nice looking cabinets. Again I’m not knocking it just giving some positive feedback on a product I actually like a lot and look forward to purchasing soon. I can understand you need and want to advertise but honestly your cabinets are nice enough that people will find out who they are made by. Maybe even if completely removing the inside logo isn’t something you’d consider maybe at least do it in something like dark grey on the black and maybe do it smaller (think “less is more”). Once again please take this as positive criticism because I am a fan👍, just as a fan I am telling you what I think would make it better. I think your products simply have to much class to go posting a giant bright logo smack in the middle of such nice looking designs (nothing against the logo it’s nice to just not there). It’s like looking at a brand new luxury car that someone stuck a giant gas station sticker on. Plus I’m quite certain it costs you more money to have the logo embroidered onto the panels so it would even save you money but wouldn’t be taking anything away from your customers only adding more class. It’s just the same as how liberty insists on labeling there fat boys with FATBOY hugely painted across the bottom as if the end user wants to have FATBOY displayed lol. No one wants that but manufacturers still pay to put it on the product.
Liberty took the liberty in maintaining, storing and giving out their customer's access codes. They don't have a think to do with us. We don't do any such thing - ruclips.net/video/s4jRmhCXERw/видео.html
I like the idea of having a clean looking and well organized gun safe, but I won't pay that much for this product. I see others talk about rifle rods and such, but in my case, I only have 6 guns and a big ass gun safe. I don't know about y'all, but with current events, the ammo is worth more than the guns now. Someone can steal the guns, but they are traceable to an extent and can't be sold with the serial number intact without risk of getting caught if the serial numbered firearm was reported stolen. Ammo on the other hand, not traceable at all and can be sold at whatever price and people will buy it, especially if there are thousands of rounds, that will be a lot of money with no worries. That said, locking up all of my ammo in my safe is just as important as the guns, shit is not cheap and not easy to come by at the moment.
@@andrewsavage1872 Kind of. Realistically how many gun fights and rounds are you going to go through before your luck runs out and you get tagged yourself. Guys think they're going to be the hero in an action movie and shoot 10k rounds of 9mm and not take a bullet themselves I don't think are being realistic.
@@timothyadams4477 Realistically you came into a conversation that had nothing to do with a gunfight, and more to do with the theft of ammo and firearms, when all we wanna do is be able to go shooting at the range on the weekends. We aren't all keyboard commandos tacticooled out in our moms basements....
Haha - putting drywall anchors into drywall. Oh how Liberty is a waste of money. Also cheaper to use rifle rods and can fit more rifles into the same space. Yes, it requires more work to remove them but I don't need them in less than a second.
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I just installed the 6 Rifle Steel Kit. It works just as advertised. Even my wife was impressed the organization.
Great. So now I can turn my 48 gun safe into a 12 gun safe.
Plus it cost 400 dollars. 200 each side
You know damn well if it says it’s 48 gun safe it’s more like 12.
@@E.OrthodoxMHNIN Not true, I was able to put all 48 guns in my 48 gun safe, They're BB guns, but they all fit.
48, unscoped guns, scopes basically take up 1 guns space and honestly ARs take up even more
@@deafdeal3r agreed.
With “Liberty” on the door, you should have shown a full safe to an EMPTY safe after this year.
Brilliant simple solution! Well done!
Saw this video and told myself I need it but for $200, no way! Too expensive for a sheet of steel and formed plastic.
Did my Safe with Rifle Rods years ago they work GREAT the only thing I can see with these is a possible rust ring around the barrel from the clip that holds it I also use pistol pockets on the door of my safe. I love how Safe manufacturers say its a 10 gun safe when your lucky to fit 5 with the layout they give you . case in point my Amsec so called 9 gun safe only Houdini could fit 9 guns in it with the layout provided . the Rifle Rods solved that
If you have an 18" x 18" can you fit 2 sets of 6 with the buttstock holders going down the center of the safe for a total of 12 rifle spots?
Cool product idea but very pricey for storage of only 6 guns. For less than a quarter of the price, you can get a full rifle rod kit to store 20 rifles. As opposed to only 6 on one side of the Fatboy Jr., I can get 10+ long guns on one side and many have large scopes.
Rifle Rods are trash and offer no true support. They allow the rifle to swing around like a wang in boxers.
48 rider bb guns is what they mean when they say 48 long guns 😂
If it's a 48 gun cabinet then it'll hold about 24 guns got to go by half of what they say otherwise they will be hitting each other
I have a Sfari by Cannon 12 gun safe, they told me that this kit might be too wide. I should have bought it!
Their web site states internal width of the Safari at 16". The Steel 6 kit is 17 1/4" wide. You have a few options. You could install 2 of the 6" resin panels which would total about 12" wide and hold 4 rifles.
You could remove the drywall from the sides of the cabinet. This should give you the room for the 17 1/4" steel panels. I am not sure of the internal construction on that model. On many of these drywall safes, the interior panels come out quite easily. Each panel is covered in fabric then installed. To remove, the bottom lifts up and out then the sides come out. Put the bottom back and you now have a safe that will hold the Steel 6 kit.
On some of the cheaper models they put in all the drywall, spray a lot of adhesive then stick in all the fabric. This design is messy and probably would require gutting safe.
Tom Kubiniec after I posted the message i was doing some research on the SECURE IT site and saw they made some smaller options. I will most likely go with that it would be perfect. I want to also bring in some power so I can set up a dehimidifier. It will be a starter safe for now....lol
Very nice looking products! I’m looking at your “answer” cabinet and love it however I’d like to recommend that you should drop the logo on the inside door panel. I’m not knocking your logo but no one wants to lose that extra foot of space in there door just to advertise especially when the logo is bright white on a black background because this causes it to become out of place looking and cheapens the overall look of your extremely nice looking cabinets. Again I’m not knocking it just giving some positive feedback on a product I actually like a lot and look forward to purchasing soon. I can understand you need and want to advertise but honestly your cabinets are nice enough that people will find out who they are made by. Maybe even if completely removing the inside logo isn’t something you’d consider maybe at least do it in something like dark grey on the black and maybe do it smaller (think “less is more”). Once again please take this as positive criticism because I am a fan👍, just as a fan I am telling you what I think would make it better. I think your products simply have to much class to go posting a giant bright logo smack in the middle of such nice looking designs (nothing against the logo it’s nice to just not there). It’s like looking at a brand new luxury car that someone stuck a giant gas station sticker on. Plus I’m quite certain it costs you more money to have the logo embroidered onto the panels so it would even save you money but wouldn’t be taking anything away from your customers only adding more class. It’s just the same as how liberty insists on labeling there fat boys with FATBOY hugely painted across the bottom as if the end user wants to have FATBOY displayed lol. No one wants that but manufacturers still pay to put it on the product.
Hope you changed the lock on that safe because liberty took the liberty to giving the Feds a master key to everyone’s safe 😂
Liberty took the liberty in maintaining, storing and giving out their customer's access codes. They don't have a think to do with us. We don't do any such thing - ruclips.net/video/s4jRmhCXERw/видео.html
Nice kits.
Nice
I like the idea of having a clean looking and well organized gun safe, but I won't pay that much for this product. I see others talk about rifle rods and such, but in my case, I only have 6 guns and a big ass gun safe. I don't know about y'all, but with current events, the ammo is worth more than the guns now. Someone can steal the guns, but they are traceable to an extent and can't be sold with the serial number intact without risk of getting caught if the serial numbered firearm was reported stolen. Ammo on the other hand, not traceable at all and can be sold at whatever price and people will buy it, especially if there are thousands of rounds, that will be a lot of money with no worries. That said, locking up all of my ammo in my safe is just as important as the guns, shit is not cheap and not easy to come by at the moment.
Comment more relevant a year later!
@@andrewsavage1872 Kind of. Realistically how many gun fights and rounds are you going to go through before your luck runs out and you get tagged yourself. Guys think they're going to be the hero in an action movie and shoot 10k rounds of 9mm and not take a bullet themselves I don't think are being realistic.
@@timothyadams4477 Realistically you came into a conversation that had nothing to do with a gunfight, and more to do with the theft of ammo and firearms, when all we wanna do is be able to go shooting at the range on the weekends. We aren't all keyboard commandos tacticooled out in our moms basements....
Haha - putting drywall anchors into drywall. Oh how Liberty is a waste of money. Also cheaper to use rifle rods and can fit more rifles into the same space. Yes, it requires more work to remove them but I don't need them in less than a second.
Don't by liberty safes, they sold out to the ATF giving them back door excuses to your safes.
Organization Awareness haha. This dude operates.
I prefer to store my guns muzzle-down, in my safe...