Just don't set it on "50" LOL
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Just don't set it on "50" LOL
Not sure how I would feel about a one number combo. For quick access probably great, at the house by itself could be questionable.
Has been in my family for 60 years, opens every time, 0 batteries
I would worry more about 14 gauge steel than an electronic lock.
With that steel you are basically buying a gun locker not a safe.
With that steel you are basically buying a gun locker not a safe.
14 gauge.... 10 gauge.... Anything that ends in gauge won't hold up to a serious attack. It will keep your kids out of your guns , it will keep the neighbor hood thug that wants to grab stuff and run away from your guns.
It is very common for Locksmiths to set safe combinations on 50 while they are on the showroom floor. And then once the safe sells a 3 number combination would be set before it's delivered or the customer takes it home.
Also when I'm servicing a lock and checking it out I'll set it on 50 just so I can dial it quickly.
Also when I'm servicing a lock and checking it out I'll set it on 50 just so I can dial it quickly.
Pretty much there are a few commonly used #'s but 50 & 123456 are by far the MOST common...
Anybody that's thinking of the "dial two numbers so you only have to dial one" needs to try that. I did... and I could keep dialing, then turning back to zero to see if opened... all the way to the correct number.
If someone knew, guessed, or just hoped you were using this stunt, they could open your safe, really quickly.
Just FYI.
If someone knew, guessed, or just hoped you were using this stunt, they could open your safe, really quickly.
Just FYI.
