The Liberty safe appears to be well made. I think the combination dial should be metal rather than plastic. Although it functions adequately, it appears and feels cheap on an otherwise nice product. As other have noted, thirty rifles will fit, if they are all 22 simple rifle. The addition of scopes, bipods, slings, etc reduces the number to much less than half.

I would buy again

This safe was delivered to my front door. The delivery company was courteous and resourceful to get the safe off the truck and to the front door. This meant the delivery company didn't have the proper equipment and the driver carefully wrangled the safe to my front door using an improperly sized pallet jack. Let me focus on the safe itself now. The safe was packed very well and arrived with no damage. I was able to use a strong dolly to move the safe on it's pallet to the installation location. I popped off the plastic covers over the lag bolts holding the safe to the pallet and was able to easily remove the lag bolts. The safe isn't too heavy to get it off the pallet with 1 strong person. The lag bolts conveniently took up the location of the floor anchors and I was able to secure the safe to the ground. The lock isn't as smooth as I prefer, but that is an upgrade for a later date. the folks that need to be able to open the safe quickly learned how to open it. Solid construction. Meant to keep honest people honest, not keep out a determined thief. I would recommend to folks looking for a good quality security container made in the USA.

I ordered a gun safe to be delivered to my home. The website said they would deliver it to the first floor. Instead, the driver dropped it off in the driveway, over 100 feet from the house. I had to spend $300 on a moving company to move it into the house. You’re better off buying from a local company who will do what they say.