I did just receive notice from Secureit that their prices on the Agile Ultralight won't be increasing but all others will be due to materials pricing skyrocketing. Buy now if you want the best price or pay more later...
I did just receive notice from Secureit that their prices on the Agile Ultralight won't be increasing but all others will be due to materials pricing skyrocketing. Buy now if you want the best price or pay more later...
Sample of one but I got a Zanotti earlier this year and I like it. You can specify hinge side, lock combo, etc. Took just over 2 months to get it.
While I can concede that for many safes/RSCs, it seems the poured fill safes with "concrete" seem to have a good backing of data. https://americansecuritysafes.com/le...ngs-explained/Originally Posted by Thy.Will.Be.Done
Same and same!
I have two SecureIts, an Agile 52 and a FastBox.
The FastBox is okay-ish--it's way too short for my bolt guns (26" barrels and chassis abound). It does hold my 1301 Tactical LE, and could handle most ARs. I use the key lock exclusively.
The Agile 52 holds my bolt guns and pistols. Shelves aren't deep-enough for 6"-barreled revolvers but hold everything else pretty good. My main complaint is that they have two sizes of multi-gun barrel pegs, and only the large one is remotely economical. Unfortunately, it occupies al six back slots, so it can't be used if you have any long guns reaching its height.
Just got off the phone with Zanotti. What a great conversation ; they seem like they are set up with a strong focus on doing whatever they possibly can to make the customer as happy as possible.
Will probably put in an order tomorrow.
This podcast is worth a listen, if you want info on this topic:
https://firearmsnation.com/tom-kubin...l-gun-storage/
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Not to dogpile but thx. to Neph's 2019 post (https://pistol-forum.com/showthread....curity-Cabinet) I picked up an Agile52 then, added an Agile40 on top last year & for my needs they're GTG.
I've had a Snap Safe for about 6 years. Generally satisfied with it. Believe they have changed ownership since I bought mine. It was a perfect fit for where I needed it to go. I was able to move all the parts by myself, but the door was a PITA to move alone. Made in China.
The first indication a bad guy should have that I'm dangerous is when his
disembodied soul is looking down at his own corpse wondering what happened.
Im reaching year #2 with them and still coudln't be happier. Electronic locks holding up no problem. I replace the batteries roughly every 4 months.
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