I work for an Office furniture company. I have a Liberty Safe Lincoln Series 42 x 72 High gloss black, with felt covered shelves.$2500.00 Make a great gun and rod safe. I figured I would give the guy's on the board a chance at it before I put it on Craigs list. I normally do not post pictures here so I have no Idea how to do it. If you are interested let me know and I can get you a few pictures

44 views and no responses. I will be putting this up on Craig's list this afternoon. Last chance before it goes out to the public. I do have delivery options as well.

Is this set up so it can be mounted / bolted in to concrete. what is it rated for temp in a fire and for how long. What is the total weight.

Thanks

90 min. 1200 temp I do not believe it can be bolted to the ground total weight 960 lbs

Thanks for your reply but I need one that can be botled down.

http://www.libertysafe.com/learnmore.php?sid=9&pid=113


Looking at the web site it appears that they can all be bolted down

I will pull the bottom panel up in the morning and check it out

I could not remove the bottom panel to check it out without removing the interior center upright. I have mounted furniture to concrete in the past so I would think bolting this thing to a floor can be done. I know that there are instructions on how to bolt a new one down but I have not found any instructions on how to mount this one. It is roughly 5 years old (I have no way to be sure) I need to move this piece quick the price is now $2,000

What do these retail for?

I recently sold my Ft Knox that retailed at $3300, sold for $2k....jus sayin..

I agree with Stam, with those weights, there is no need to bolt them down. moving them takes some finesse by a couple of knowledgeable guys or a crew of about 5 brutes.

or a chain attached to a towbar...pulled and dragged out of the hole in the wall they cut, if you're lucky.

Two people delivered my 1k pounder.

you can buy them new for $3300 msrp 4k $2,000 for this unit is a damn good deal.

Moving it is a snap you you have a pallet jack. stairs?? bad idea
I have had a couple of people call about it from Craigs List here is the ad http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/fud/1984086226.html I want to see rifles and rods in this bad boy not kilo's and cash

my bad i for got where i was Stam

I'd HIGHLY recommend that you bolt it down. Some crack heads drug a buddies outa his house with a chain and a pickup---gone was grandpa's, dads and his guns, coin collection, ammo and etc. The safe was a BIG one.

You don't need a chain and p'u...two guy's and a small electric Dollie..and poof it's gone. BOLT IT DOWN !

I would be interested in looking at the safe if is still for sale.

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Stam----I have bolts, concrete drills (the real ones), let me know and I'll help ya's bolt her down. The safe that is!

Big heavy safes are almost too easy to move with just a few heavy PVC pieces or pipe. Bolt it and it makes it a whole lot harder to move.