Liberty Safe 30 Long Gun and 4 Handgun 14.3 cu. ft. Electronic Lock Gun Safe, Black

Pros: -You can move it yourself with two strong friends and a Chevy Suburban. -It will fit 5 rifles with optics on one side and 5 more on the other side. You can fit 16 pistols in racks on both shelves. (Yes, you may be able to squeeze a few more in there if you like playing Tetris). -Comes with pistol organizer on door included. -If you are in the market for a gun safe, chances are you have properly maintained fire alarms in your home. A 40-minute rating should be enough time for your local fire department to respond to your home. Most YouTube videos of more expensive safes do not fare well in fires regardless of their fire rating. -Any safe can be broken into by the determined thief. So why pay triple or quadruple for thicker steel that can also be cut through with a proper metal saw? This will keep smash and grab burglars away and provide excellent piece of mind your firearms are stored safe and secure. -It is CA DOJ approved for proper gun storage. -The electronic lock rocks. Very quick to open. 6 digit code you set yourself. -It is made right here in the USA. -Looks nice. Con: -The only thing I wish is that it were 100% waterproof. I am more worried about flooding than fires. All in all, friends don't let friends waste money. This is an excellent value where you get top notch quality that gets the job done, looks nice, and is made here in the USA. What else could you ask for in a gun safe? Highly recommend.

Unfortunately, I must report that I am pretty disappointed with my purchase. First off, at tractor supply, when I arrived to pick up my brand new safe, they pointed me to the back where I found a floor model with a sign on it saying ‘sold online order’. After inspecting it I found that the paint was scratched. I thought, surely this is not it. When the store rep came over, they said that was it. I told them I bought a new safe and I’m not paying full price for a scratched floor model. Magically, they found another one in the box in the back storage. Hmm. After getting it home and getting it set up, I proceeded to load it. I quickly noticed that the locker bars did not look right. It’s a little difficult to describe, but there are 5 locker bolts down the side of the door. With the door open and bars fully retracted, the top bar was recessed in the hole that it extends from, and the bottom one was sticking out about a 1/2”. It was obvious to me that was not right. So I called Liberty and they confirmed that there was a problem and that it must have happened in transit. They said they would complete a warranty repair. They said they would send a work order to a local locksmith and they would come to repair it. Fair enough. Two weeks go by and I hear nothing from a locksmith. Finally I called Liberty back and they said they made a mistake submitting the work order, and that they would resubmit it. Ok, no problem. Another week goes by and I still haven’t heard anything from the locksmith. Call Liberty back again. This time I get a somewhat rude customer service agent that tells me they submitted the work order and gave me the locksmith contact information, telling me to contact them. I scheduled an appointment with the locksmith to come out and he proceeds to tell me that it cannot be fixed as the mechanism was welded in place like that and there was no way he could adjust it. So now I have a ‘brand new’ made in the USA safe that has a defect. It’s been too long now to return it to tractor supply. The locksmith said they will submit a report back to Liberty saying they recommend a warranty replacement. So that is where I am now with it. We will see how Liberty handles it from here. Overall I’m not impressed with Liberty so far. The main reason I bought this safe is because it is made in the USA and I expected a certain level of quality because of that. I could have bought a Chinese made safe and saved a few hundred dollars and hassle. I will update this review as soon as this comes to a conclusion.