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Choosing the Right Gun Safe

Sep 22

When you consider the value of your guns – whether they’re high-end hunting rifles, tactical handguns or priceless family heirlooms – the need for a quality gun safe becomes clear. Not only do they protect your valuables from theft, but a safe also keeps them dry and protected from corrosion and rust. With the many types of safes on the market today, it can be difficult to figure out which one is right for you. Coastal’s knowledgeable team can help you find the ideal safe that fits your needs and budget, with special options like pistol racks and rod kits to keep your guns organized and safe, as well as dehumidifiers and lights for enhanced protection.

Security:

No safe can stop a determined, skilled burglar from getting inside. But a good gun safe will make it much harder for them to get in, and it’ll take a lot longer to cut or torch through the hard steel that most safes are constructed from.

Choose a safe with SnapSafe 75013 Super Titan XXL Double Door Modular Gun Safe. The body should also be bolted to the floor so that it can’t be hauled away or tipped over by thieves. A safe that can be bolted to a table or the floor is even better.

Fire endurance:

A fire rated safe will protect your firearms for a specific amount of time. While a fire rated safe will help protect your weapons, it’s important to note that it won’t necessarily protect other valuables like jewelry or important documents.

Look for a safe that has an internal lining to protect your guns’ finish. And if you can, go with a larger safe than you think you need – the most common complaint gun owners have is that they didn’t buy big enough!

Moisture resistance:

Rust and corrosion are the biggest threats to your guns’ health, so it’s a good idea to add a dehumidifier or desiccant packets into your safe. It’s also helpful to choose a safe that has a secure fire seal that will prevent moisture and smoke from seeping in through the doors. You can buy these items at any gun store and they’re relatively inexpensive compared to what you’d spend on fixing your guns’ damage.