If there's one thing I've learned around here, it's that the master key to the vast majority of safes costs less than $20.00....
You might want to re-evaluate your safe
- Thread starter eightnsand
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All a safe is good for is to slow a thief down Any of them can be broke in to
One good thing about the browning safes... they have a corner bar that you can’t get a pry bar into.
BUT a man with a cutting torch and knowledge can get into anything he wants.
BUT a man with a cutting torch and knowledge can get into anything he wants.
Had a lock on a hitch that I could not find the key for. My wife watched in amazement/horror as it took less than 30 seconds for me to grind the lock with an electric grinder. She asked what good is a lock? I explained the thief would choose one without a lock :-)
Does anyone think that safe was pried while upright?
Bolt 'em down, folks. And where possible, do so where it will be awkward to try prying attacks on the non-hinge side of the door.
Then they will have to cut it open. Fewer options, and more time.
Bolt 'em down, folks. And where possible, do so where it will be awkward to try prying attacks on the non-hinge side of the door.
Then they will have to cut it open. Fewer options, and more time.
