From what I've seen everyone seems to have their own opinions on what you need in a gun safe.
I'm figuring that my home owner's policy is going to likely cover their replacement. I'm going to move in about a month, and plan on making sure that my policy does cover them.
My guns aren't really anything I couldn't replace. I would hate to lose them, but I don't have anything extremely rare or anything like that.
I plan on purchasing some form of safe to lock up my guns, mostly to keep the children of guests from being able to get ahold of them.
Is there really a significant advantage to me buying a good quality, fire resistent safe as opposed to something more basic that won't really be able to keep out a determined adult for long, nor will provide protection in a fire.?
I'm figuring that my home owner's policy is going to likely cover their replacement. I'm going to move in about a month, and plan on making sure that my policy does cover them.
My guns aren't really anything I couldn't replace. I would hate to lose them, but I don't have anything extremely rare or anything like that.
I plan on purchasing some form of safe to lock up my guns, mostly to keep the children of guests from being able to get ahold of them.
Is there really a significant advantage to me buying a good quality, fire resistent safe as opposed to something more basic that won't really be able to keep out a determined adult for long, nor will provide protection in a fire.?