Expert Advice on Safes and Vault Doors

Whether you're a police officer, member of the military, hunter, or just a civilian who keeps a gun in your home for protection, it's essential that you understand how big a responsibility owning a gun is. They are not for everybody and you should be extremely safe in regards to your gun both when it's on your person and when it's inside your home.

The Hollon Safe HS-610E Office Safe is the # 1 premium office safe and available with a top of the line electronic locking system. Quality design that includes everything you can want in an office safe. The HS-610E has a fire protection of up to 120 minutes and is rated for up to 1700 degrees F and tested and rated for a 30-foot impact to insure durability in design. 

A big part of being a responsible gun owner is keeping your weapons safe. Handguns, in particular, can be very deadly in the wrong hands. In this article, we’ll cover some tips for handgun security. 

One of the best uses for safes is the safekeeping of important family and life documents such as marriage certificates, birth and death certificates, home deeds, stock or bond certificates, and other important financial documents. Even with the increased digitization of…well, everything it is still important to keep hard copies within easy reach. 

Liberty's new and largest and most advanced handgun vault is the HDX-350. The HDX-350 is designed to safely store your handguns and provide fast access when you need it most.  

So you’ve decided that you need to buy a fire proof safe for your home but you don’t know where to start? Today safes are more complex (and sophisticated and protected) than ever but we’re here to help you understand the buying process when it comes to fire proof safes. 

Many people are familiar with an electronic safe that protects their valuables when left in a hotel room, in a stateroom on a cruise line. or even in the locker room at some high-end health clubs. But often people do not consider purchasing a safe for use in their home. 

Gun owners in Seattle, Washington will face fines of up to $10,000 for not securing their firearms. The Seattle City Council unanimously voted on a new law, which is now in effect, in 2018 that makes it a civil infraction for gun owners to store a firearm without a locked container.