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Oh, forgot!

Costco has a Cannon safe on sale...

locks keep honest folks honest, simple as that.

Any person(s) determined to get into your safe, will, with enough time allowed.

If you have need for a safe, you have need for a security system of some type to shorten the time that intruders have in your home. (look into the Ring Camera, Light and motion detector combo at the VERY least)

Also, if your safe is under 750 lbs. empty, it needs to be screwed to the floor. If you let me get that safe on it's back, you'll give me the advantage of leverage.

Any safe or vault can be opened with enough patience and tools.

Way back when I worked with Mosler, we were often called in to open a safe or vault when the time locks stopped or were overwound. The safes we drilled, the bank vaults, we went through the wall, it was easier.

Rule of thumb in the security industry is if it weighs less than 750 lbs. screw it down to the floor.

I'll generally secure it no matter what it weighs.

Make it hard and discouraging to steal.

Tractor Supply have a quite large fire safe for $1K. Think it was a Cannon Wide Body 64 gun.

(Though we all know that a 64 gun safe will MIGHT hold 64 .22 auto rifles with no scope, right?

They also show an 80 super wide body for $1200.