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You may already know this but the fire rating is as important as the security.

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rtschl wrote: ↑Sat Mar 13, 2021 10:25 pm I bought my Liberty safe online, but researched who the local locksmith would be delivering and installing. My locksmith is in South Fort Worth - A1 Locksmith on Hulen. So if you have a specific brand you are interested in, you might search the company for who the local locksmith is for them.

I too recommend avoiding the Sporting goods stores, Tractor Supply, etc. if you can afford and want a higher quality safe.

Our local A1 locksmith here in Plano sells safes. I was there for a locksmith on one of our work vans so I did not pay attention to what brands they carried.

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Pawpaw wrote: ↑Sat Mar 13, 2021 3:13 pm I'll add my vote for The Safe Company of Garland. I bought my safe from them 8-1/2 years ago.

A few years later, when a lightning strike killed my safe lights, I went to them to by a replacement controller. They gave me a new one and wouldn't let me pay for it.

Wow, it looks like several of us have bought there. Pretty good testimony.

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flechero wrote: ↑Sat Mar 13, 2021 2:03 pm The Safe Company in Garland. They used to be called Liberty Safe of Texas. I bought a RSC there years ago- my experience with them is dated but they were super to deal with and had very competitive pricing, competent delivery and install people. Also had a great selection of in stock product.

https://www.thesafecompany.com/

That is the same place I purchased my Amsec years ago. They also deliver and install. Personally, i feel if you want a serious safe and have the funds to buy one, stay away from "sporting goods store" brands.

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