From what I've read on the forums, all RSC gun safes can be sliced with a Harbor Freight 110 volt metal wheel cut-off tool in a few minutes. Therefore putting more money into a RSC isn't buying more security.
I want a more secure safe. For me that means a safe that has some protection from a pry bar, axe, metal cut-off grinder, drill bits that are common at Habor Freight, and a basic YouTube education.
It needs to be protected from 5 sides. It also means the lock and door linkage is done correctly.
I've also read you are paying a lot more to UL for their TL15/30 testing. But the B,C,E,F ratings don't provide a time estimate, so I don't know how much better a C rated safe is from B or a RSC.
Not that interested in fire protection.
So when it comes to a real high security gun safe, what are the options for B,C,E,F type gun safes?
What about stainless (Summit and Sturdy)?
Brown HD Series
Summit Everest (looks like it uses stainless for the body/door)
Amsec HS RFX
Sturdy with stainless package
Amsec 6030 for comparison
Thanks.
I want a more secure safe. For me that means a safe that has some protection from a pry bar, axe, metal cut-off grinder, drill bits that are common at Habor Freight, and a basic YouTube education.
It needs to be protected from 5 sides. It also means the lock and door linkage is done correctly.
I've also read you are paying a lot more to UL for their TL15/30 testing. But the B,C,E,F ratings don't provide a time estimate, so I don't know how much better a C rated safe is from B or a RSC.
Not that interested in fire protection.
So when it comes to a real high security gun safe, what are the options for B,C,E,F type gun safes?
What about stainless (Summit and Sturdy)?
Brown HD Series
Summit Everest (looks like it uses stainless for the body/door)
Amsec HS RFX
Sturdy with stainless package
Amsec 6030 for comparison
Thanks.
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