Well said. My daughter is so into Barbies and her iPad that she couldn’t care less at this point thankfully 😂. She likes to sit in the gallery when we go to the gun store and watch shooters, but since I have class three items, I’m extremely diligent with locking everything up.
This is a solid recommendation, second hand safes always are a good deal! We occasionally get second hand safes in and they always sell quick, always look to buy for more space than you need. Other things to consider would be fire rating, theft protection, space for accessories (Lights, Dehumidifiers, Pistol holders, etc.). Rhino, Liberty, Cannon, and even some of the Winchester and Browning safes may meet your needs. There are dedicated safe dealers all across Atlanta, they just have short hours usually or work by appointment.Congrats on the addition to the fam !!
As far as the safe… look at Liberty and/or Rhino …. Also some of the store brands make good ones too. Most of the time they are made by the big safe companies, just have a different name plate on them. The main thing is to make sure it fits your needs as far as space, fire rating, etc., Also figure that you will need room to expand or else you will be looking for a replacement in a few years.
You may also consider a pre-owned that someone has outgrown ! Much cheaper if you going to pay cash !!
Good luck !
Buy something that is way too big for what you need now and you won’t be looking for a replacement in a couple/few years !!
