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 Rifle Rod Safe Accessory Review and Install | A1 EDU How-To ruclips.net/video/fzG-zK12KC0/видео.html 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.
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.
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.
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 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.
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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
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.
@@A1LocksmithofTexas yes. I’ll have to go find that video. Must have missed it
@@tinamorris4641 Rifle Rod Safe Accessory Review and Install | A1 EDU How-To
ruclips.net/video/fzG-zK12KC0/видео.html 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.
I think you could easily get all the guns in there with a good rubber mallet, you don't want to scratch them.
Hahaha, a thinking man, I love it 😂
Amsec is making me do math to purchase this damn thing 😂
Haha nailed it
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.
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.
@@A1LocksmithofTexas No sales tax, that's really good to know.
Helping my brother on a safe purchase as I speak.
@@myvenusheeler If there’s anything I can do to help answer let us know.
Did you neglect to state what the insulation material was in this safe?
Apologies if I didn’t say, but it’s Gypsum board.
These safe manufacturers saying they can fit 50 guns lol
how does this compare to the liberty/ safe guard safes?
where can I buy in Maryland
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?
@@A1LocksmithofTexas I’m in 21704
@@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.