I have similar wide body 75 min.. has been great. Paid $800 at TSupply on the big sale event. Rolled in house using 2x4's and 1" pvc pipe like a rolling conveyor belt. My shelf holders are metal. My door has no slack. Your average smash and grab crackhead is 95% the household thief. They wont get in it. I keep the cheap moisture wicks inside change every couple months. Probably 25k in guns not one spec of rust and it's in a basement. Definitely better than a oak cabinet with glass front screaming ball peen hammer and guns are gone in 5 min. My wife is home all day and she packs heat so the professional pry bar thief will get his day ruined..
I'm not saying the quality should not or could not be better, but NO gun mass produced gun safe is configured to be air tight in ambient temperature. The tolerances can't be that tight my man. If they were you would only be able to open your safe one or two seasons a year. The Fire seal on the door comes from a chemical/material in the door that will react to the heat of an actual fire, expand, and seal the door. Think of it like the expanding foam insulation you can buy at a hardware store. It activates with heat and creates the air tight/fireproof seal.
Talk to cannon or TSC they should give partial refund for damage. Look inside at the door welds mine was tac in at best !! Cannon sent me a new one today!
I own that same Cannon safe and its cheap junk. The cheap digital lock failed in 1.5 years after buying brand new from Tractor Supply. Now a locksmith wants $800 to open it, the same price I paid for this 600 pound piece of junk. NEVER again.
I have the same unit , paid around 900 with tax
I have similar wide body 75 min.. has been great. Paid $800 at TSupply on the big sale event. Rolled in house using 2x4's and 1" pvc pipe like a rolling conveyor belt. My shelf holders are metal. My door has no slack. Your average smash and grab crackhead is 95% the household thief. They wont get in it. I keep the cheap moisture wicks inside change every couple months. Probably 25k in guns not one spec of rust and it's in a basement. Definitely better than a oak cabinet with glass front screaming ball peen hammer and guns are gone in 5 min. My wife is home all day and she packs heat so the professional pry bar thief will get his day ruined..
Damn these safes are 1299$ right now at tractor supply
We get what we pay for brother man. It's more to keep your kids out lol.
I'm not saying the quality should not or could not be better, but NO gun mass produced gun safe is configured to be air tight in ambient temperature. The tolerances can't be that tight my man. If they were you would only be able to open your safe one or two seasons a year. The Fire seal on the door comes from a chemical/material in the door that will react to the heat of an actual fire, expand, and seal the door. Think of it like the expanding foam insulation you can buy at a hardware store. It activates with heat and creates the air tight/fireproof seal.
If you didn't like it why did you buy it? Don't you look at stuff before you buy it? I got one just like it. I like the one I have
They are okay safes for what you spent, for something really nice you need to be in at over $2K.
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Liberty nuff said
You can bend the piece of metal the bolts slide behind to remove that slack.
Would you like some 🧀 with that 🍷. All I hear is crying. You’re comparing a $800 to what $3k-$5k safe! Unbias my azz
Talk to cannon or TSC they should give partial refund for damage. Look inside at the door welds mine was tac in at best !! Cannon sent me a new one today!
I own that same Cannon safe and its cheap junk. The cheap digital lock failed in 1.5 years after buying brand new from Tractor Supply. Now a locksmith wants $800 to open it, the same price I paid for this 600 pound piece of junk. NEVER again.
They don't claim it to be water tight ...
Sturdy Safe or NOTHIN"...if you can't afford one, keep saving your money.
They will send you touch up paint.
Geeezus. Why did you even buy it. Don’t you research items before you buy.
You should've spent more money. Get what you pay for.