Gun Safes and Rifle Safes

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"When it comes to Gun Safes you certainly get what you pay for. With Fire Ratings from 30 to 150 minutes and gun capacities that can store anywhere from 1 to 100 rifles, we carry a variety of reliable options that are truly built to last. Nearly all of our brands offer Lifetime Warranties, RSC Burglary Ratings, and U.L. Listed Locks to provide you the best protection for your most prized possessions." John Dean Owner, Dean Safe The Defining Features of a Gun Safe 1 Steel Thickness Steel thickness is measured in gauges: high gauge = thin low gauge = thick The thicker the steel, the longer it will take the get through: More Steel = more security 2 Number and Size of Locking Bolts The main function of the steel bolts is to make the door harder to pry open. The longer, thicker, and greater number of bolts, the harder it will be to bend or break the safe door 3 Locking Mechanism There are two types of locks: Electronic: Battery powered with 999,999 different combinations available. Mechanical Dial: Secure but significantly slower to operate that their Electronic counterparts. Assistance of a locksmith is necessary to change combination. 4 Hardplate The hardplate stands between the outside of the safe and the interior lock protecting the locking mechanism on the inside of the safe from being drilled. 5 Relockers A device designed to relock the safe causing all bolts to lock in place when the original lock is damaged or forcibly removed. Relockers act as your back-up security during an attack, prolonging a burglar's ability to get your safe open. Questions to Ask Yourself Q: How many guns do I need to store? Gun capacities are calculated by the manufacturers using a small standard size rifle with no optics or modifications. In current times, nearly everyone uses optics and modifications to their firearms making the gun capacity quantity far less than it can actually hold. We recommend buying a gun safe with much larger gun capacity than guns you have as you do not want the

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