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PolarFBear · November 28, 2020, 09:23 AM

My first safe was a high end Cannon. It had an old fashioned manual "safe" dial. It also had a key for "day" use. Never understood the "key" mode. It was a little slow to open but it DID open. Current safe is a low end Cannon with the S&G electronic touch pad. NOT NEARLY AS GOOD. It could be that I just have a cheap safe. But, I have to try several times to get the touch pad open. I have changed the batteries wthout issue. Next safe WILL have the old fashioned tumbler lock.

November 28, 2020, 09:23 AM	#8
PolarFBear Senior Member Join Date: April 22, 2015 Location: NE Tennessee, a "Free State" Posts: 396	My first safe was a high end Cannon. It had an old fashioned manual "safe" dial. It also had a key for "day" use. Never understood the "key" mode. It was a little slow to open but it DID open. Current safe is a low end Cannon with the S&G electronic touch pad. NOT NEARLY AS GOOD. It could be that I just have a cheap safe. But, I have to try several times to get the touch pad open. I have changed the batteries wthout issue. Next safe WILL have the old fashioned tumbler lock.