
Six hundred pounds of steel doesn't walk out of a house
Weight is a security feature. A safe this heavy resists the grab-and-go theft that accounts for most firearm losses, and the matte black textured finish shrugs off the scratches and corrosion that make a safe look older than it is.

1400°F for thirty minutes
House fires burn hot and fast. Thirty minutes at 1400 degrees is the window that matters — long enough for a crew to arrive and knock it down before the contents of your safe become part of the loss.
Firearms, documents, hard drives and anything else you cannot replace come through the other side.

Forty long guns, upright and separated
Slotted racks hold barrels apart so stocks and optics aren't resting against each other. The full-height side takes rifles and shotguns; the shelved side takes everything else, and the shelves move.
- Carpeted throughout, so nothing rests on bare steel
- Adjustable shelving — run it all racks, all shelves, or split it down the middle
- Door organiser with holsters and pockets for handguns, magazines and paperwork

Measure the doorway, not just the wall
40" wide, 24" deep, 59" tall, 600 lbs on a pallet.
- Shipping carton is 60" × 41" × 27"
- Most interior doorways are 30–32" — measure the whole path, including corners
- Ground floor and a solid slab strongly preferred
- Plan for help, or book threshold delivery at checkout