VaultPro safes are built in the U.S. at least if California can still be considered one of these United States anyway. Here’s a quick look at one of their safes…
I bought the American Eagle Series and was disappointed. Best advice, go to a local vendor of a reputable brand and coordinate everything through them. My safe was damaged upon delivery and the best they could do was refurbish it then send it back. Upon the second delivery the electrical system in the safe didn't work. All this stretched out for nearly 9 months. Not a single concession was made. Seems like the only company that benefitted was VaultPro because they probably made a claim against the shipping company for the refurb work and made a margin off of the repairs as well as they kept my full payment.
I'm sure others noticed this too, but I was immediately suspect about this safe being a "gun safe" and not a true UL Listed "TL" as soon as the safe guy started describing the door as being "sheet rock" and just 1/4'' steel. Then, yah cut to the quick shot of the door label, and SURE ENOUGH it's listed as an "RSC".... I simply cannot IMAGINE paying FIVE's or TEN's of Thousands on a Residential Security Chest as big as GOD that literally advertises "Criminals LOOK HERE" when any Joe Asshole with a sledge and chisel/crowbar/disk saw could get into that behemoth in 5-10 mins. It LOOKS mighty impressive, and I SINCERELY appreciate the DETAIL INFORMATION, because Aesthetically, this looks like a beast.... But it is by no means a Tool Latent Safe not that it was being advertised as one EITHER!
Nice to see the workings of another American made safe, thank you for the information..
My pleasure sir.
Vault pro owner talks a big game in videos but that's junk honestly
Seems like there are much better options then this.
I bought the American Eagle Series and was disappointed. Best advice, go to a local vendor of a reputable brand and coordinate everything through them. My safe was damaged upon delivery and the best they could do was refurbish it then send it back. Upon the second delivery the electrical system in the safe didn't work. All this stretched out for nearly 9 months. Not a single concession was made. Seems like the only company that benefitted was VaultPro because they probably made a claim against the shipping company for the refurb work and made a margin off of the repairs as well as they kept my full payment.
I'm sure others noticed this too, but I was immediately suspect about this safe being a "gun safe" and not a true UL Listed "TL" as soon as the safe guy started describing the door as being "sheet rock" and just 1/4'' steel. Then, yah cut to the quick shot of the door label, and SURE ENOUGH it's listed as an "RSC".... I simply cannot IMAGINE paying FIVE's or TEN's of Thousands on a Residential Security Chest as big as GOD that literally advertises "Criminals LOOK HERE" when any Joe Asshole with a sledge and chisel/crowbar/disk saw could get into that behemoth in 5-10 mins.
It LOOKS mighty impressive, and I SINCERELY appreciate the DETAIL INFORMATION, because Aesthetically, this looks like a beast.... But it is by no means a Tool Latent Safe not that it was being advertised as one EITHER!
Actually the safe has no official UL rating, it just says built to exceed RSC.
Vault pro makes some of the best safes in America hands down this was their lowest model.