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Dimensions: 60.5 inch H x 22 inch D x 30 inch W.

Best for the Money: Cabela’s Signature E-Lock 25-Gun Safe So, be ready with a group of friends and the necessary tools to move the safe. Keep in mind that the shipping service will deliver the safe curbside, and won’t carry the safe into your home. Liberty also offers floor anchoring kits to prevent thieves from tipping over your safe and then attempting to pry it open. It’s a good idea to put the safe against a wall where it will have the most support. The 1,333 pound weight, while substantial, is still light enough that it can rest on a floor with joists spanning 12 feet without reinforcement. Then there’s the nice-to-have features like the included Brightview lights, jewelry drawer, outlet kit, and Peet Dehumidifier. At just under $6,500 it’s not an inexpensive safe, but it is one that will last you a lifetime. The included shelves help keep valuables organized and the door panel allows you to store handguns and handgun accessories. But, it also does the little things well, like keep things organized and easy to access. This Cabela’s Magnum safe accomplishes those tasks.

Weight is a consideration for placement and deliveryĪ safe should keep your firearms and valuables safe from theft and fire, but also be easy to access.

5 inch x 4 inch locking bars on all four sides

2.5 hours of fire protection at 1,200 degrees.

Dimensions: 65.5 inches X 36 inches X 28.5 inches.

The Best Gun Safes Reviews and Recommendations Best Overall: Cabela’s Magnum E-Lock 40-Gun Safe by Liberty To make my best gun safe picks, I tested several of the best safes on the market and evaluated them on ease of opening, organization, features, and their fire rating.

Best Under the Desk: MAXSafes Pro-Underdesk Safe.

Best Gun Safe Accessory: Lockdown Goldenrod.

Best on a Budget: Liberty Safe HD-50 Key Vault.

Best Biometric: Vaultek RS500i Rifle Safe.

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Best for Being Discreet: Tactical Walls Full Length Concealment Mirror.Best Biometric Pistol Safe: Sentry Safe XL Quick Access Biometric Pistol Safe w/Lights.Best for Your Bedside: Hornady Rapid Safe Night Guard.Best for the Money: Cabela’s Signature E-Lock 25-Gun Safe.Best Overall: Cabela’s Magnum E-Lock 40-Gun Safe by Liberty.Here are the best gun safes from large to small so you can find the best gun safe for you. For some, a small safe that fits in a drawer is all that’s needed, although others will want a large safe that will protect guns from fire and thieves. But, the best gun safe for one person might not be the best for another. There are a lot of common-sense reasons to keep your guns secure. That’s why it pays to do some research to find the best gun safe for you.

Maybe on the Fourth of July you could use it as a noise maker, but that’s about it.You’ll probably buy a lot of guns in your life, but you’ll only buy a few gun safes. Can’t use it like a wax slug for dueling (because it’s unpredictable and far too light). To answer your question in short- it’s not dangerous to gun or shooter in any way, but I can’t think of a logical reason or application for tin foil balls. I still don’t understand the reasoning…you get a load that isn’t as safe as a paper blank, to shoot at a man during reenactment (because of an unpredictable,hot tinfoil ball flying at them), and would have no effect on an actual target if using the gun for field/target work. I’m sure that if the tin foil was packed tightly onto the powder it would be a little louder and more of a “bang” than a paper wadding, but nowhere near the sound of an actual service load with a lead projectile. When shooting blanks using just powder and paper/cloth wadding the report is more of a “whoosh” sound, as ver little pressure is built in the barrel. A heavy lead projectile causes pressure to build and creates the low cannon boom that black powder is known for. Yes projectile weight effects the sound of the report.

I just don’t understand why? Are you using it as wadding? Shooting blanks? Using it as a projectile? It will definitely fire, but I’m doubtful it will have any energy when it gets to the target.