thanks for the video, my dad found this exact safe on clearance at gander mountain and it came with no keys and no batteries to get it open, he only paid $30 for it so because of this video I was able to get it open for him
The battery cover fell off and all the batteries dropped out on mine. They need a better door! I have the stack on 1200. Same keypad just a bigger safe with a door that drops down. After looking for a year I finally found the spare keys.
any guy who has a gun probably has a handheld drill. and if a guy has a handheld drill he has drill bits or a unibit. in this case anyone with a gun safe has kids who know they have a drill and bits, and they could "literally" drill a hole anywhere they want to open it up. anyone can drill a hole through the top center, and knock the latch out of the way with a hammer and punch and be in quicker than you guys did it with all the prethought of how to beat the lock and explain the 3 year old with paper clips concept. heres the catch though, idiots depend purely on a tiny safe which is a deterrent for curious hands. smart people instruct and teach the skills necessary to keep little hands out of specific places. if you think a 3 year old has the coordination to manipulate two paperclips with no prior knowledge of the inner workings of that safe, i would gladly make a donation to your company. but i know you cannot and will not produce a 3 year old opening that safe with two pieces of wire and no previous knowledge of how to manipulate the lock. its like handing a 3 year old a pick set and saying no home is safe because locks on houses can be picked in a matter of 10 seconds with a good bump key and a 3 year old behind the wheel! ignorant concept, good video, poor execution
I don't think a 3 year old could peel off the epoxied rubber piece to gain access to these holes in the first place.
thanks for the video, my dad found this exact safe on clearance at gander mountain and it came with no keys and no batteries to get it open, he only paid $30 for it so because of this video I was able to get it open for him
I just want to know how to set the freaking code
The battery cover fell off and all the batteries dropped out on mine. They need a better door! I have the stack on 1200. Same keypad just a bigger safe with a door that drops down. After looking for a year I finally found the spare keys.
3 year old? I highly doubt it. I say maybe a 8 year old and above who really wants to get it would though
Thanks for showing my teenager how to open my safe. He discharged my weapon in my living room!
ebarnes419 you should of bought a better safe.
why post this on RUclips for a teenager to fine 😮
Why post this on RUclips for a teenager to find 😮
any guy who has a gun probably has a handheld drill. and if a guy has a handheld drill he has drill bits or a unibit. in this case anyone with a gun safe has kids who know they have a drill and bits, and they could "literally" drill a hole anywhere they want to open it up. anyone can drill a hole through the top center, and knock the latch out of the way with a hammer and punch and be in quicker than you guys did it with all the prethought of how to beat the lock and explain the 3 year old with paper clips concept.
heres the catch though, idiots depend purely on a tiny safe which is a deterrent for curious hands. smart people instruct and teach the skills necessary to keep little hands out of specific places. if you think a 3 year old has the coordination to manipulate two paperclips with no prior knowledge of the inner workings of that safe, i would gladly make a donation to your company. but i know you cannot and will not produce a 3 year old opening that safe with two pieces of wire and no previous knowledge of how to manipulate the lock. its like handing a 3 year old a pick set and saying no home is safe because locks on houses can be picked in a matter of 10 seconds with a good bump key and a 3 year old behind the wheel!
ignorant concept, good video, poor execution