To me in a safe I'm less concerned with someone busting into it and more with fire protection.
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I have the Winchester 36 gun safe. I bought it at the end of the year a few years ago and got it for about 700 off to make room for the new versions. Still paid a lot but it was worth it.
The fire rating is 2 hrs at 1400 degrees which is more than double most safes. IT also weights 800 lbs empty. The only downside is the lock is battery/push combination only, no key.
So far, no issues.
I also like that all the bolts are live. Some of the safes I looked at could have the hinges cut off and the door lifted away.
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Thanks everybody for the advise and suggestions. This being my first gun safe, I'm going to go a little on the cheap size and small as I don't have a big collection at this time. As mentioned by someone else, I'm not worried as much about theft as I am about fire. I'm less than a mile from my nearest fire station so I'm hoping a 30 minute fire protection will be sufficient for now. As I grow out of this one I'll get a bigger and better one but for now cheap is on the agenda. Still looking.
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So I had no idea what RSC meant and did some reading up on it. Pretty interesting. For now it will have to do but does anyone have any suggestions on a non-RSC Safe for 15-20 long guns? I think realistically that would be my limit for a while but I wanted to get an idea of what they ran right now as a cost comparison.
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