Dang. ^That method isn’t going to work on my setup once it’s anchored into the concrete, I hope. I had a Stack-On locker style cabinet in a temp apartment years ago. The lock failed and it didn’t take much time for me to pry it open. I knew it was crap when I bought it.Pretty common for big box store type safes. I can't tell you how many "safes" I've seen standing out in the room or just placed against a wall when I've visited folks homes to talk guns. The meth heads don't need to know about Archimedes when they have youtube. @SafeCracka can advise on what type of safe you should buy. The only one I'd trust to keep my guns protected was one like that we had in the arms room in high school. It took 8 men to move it downstairs in the old building when we opened the new range on Upper River Road in Macon.