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Lucas McCain · June 18, 2017, 10:28 PM

May I suggest you look at "Reeds Safes" they are made in Warroad, MN. They are fire rated fairly high. The door is 1/2 inch steel, it has more bolt on the door and on all 4 sides than any other safe I have see. It is one very heavy duty safe.
It is also very convenient in regards to access of your guns. The have the gun rack on sliding rails. If you want the rifle way in the back of the safe, slide the rack out and the rifle you want will be the only one you have to move.

If I were to need another safe, I would buy a Reeds. I have looked at a lot of different safes and none of them compare to a Reeds.
Good Luck on your quest.
Google ReedsSafe.com
The parent company is Heatmor, Inc. They even make them out of stainless steel.
In Minnesota we have Reeds jewelers, Reeds Sporting Good that can pop up also, but they aren't connected

June 18, 2017, 10:28 PM	#7
Lucas McCain Senior Member Join Date: March 7, 2013 Location: Callaway, MN Posts: 361	May I suggest you look at "Reeds Safes" they are made in Warroad, MN. They are fire rated fairly high. The door is 1/2 inch steel, it has more bolt on the door and on all 4 sides than any other safe I have see. It is one very heavy duty safe. It is also very convenient in regards to access of your guns. The have the gun rack on sliding rails. If you want the rifle way in the back of the safe, slide the rack out and the rifle you want will be the only one you have to move. If I were to need another safe, I would buy a Reeds. I have looked at a lot of different safes and none of them compare to a Reeds. Good Luck on your quest. Google ReedsSafe.com The parent company is Heatmor, Inc. They even make them out of stainless steel. In Minnesota we have Reeds jewelers, Reeds Sporting Good that can pop up also, but they aren't connected __________________ If you have time to do it twice, then you have time to do it once right and put your name on it Last edited by Lucas McCain; June 18, 2017 at 10:43 PM.