The Hollon Black Hawk Series Gun Safe offers strength in design and strength in quality that puts a stop to theft and fire. Designed with 10 gauge steel makes this safe 30% thicker steel than most competing brands in our industry. Plus an added steel plate on the interior of the door. Our door is an overall 5" thick barrier that withstands crowbar attacks and prybar attacks. Reinforced with multiple solid steel chrome plated 1-1/2" thick massive bolts that are thicker and longer than the industry standard for high security gun safes.
Hi, Dye Hawley, Dye the Safe Guy here with Safe & Vault Store.com to talk about the flagship gun safe line from Hayman Safe company. Man I get excited about this safe. They make it in two sizes right now - 60" H x 32" W x 21" D and they make a 66" H x 36" W x 26" D. Here is why I am excited about this safe. It comes standard with a UL High Security Type 1 digital lock with a light that lights it up.
As any history buff of the mid-1800s and the turn of the century knows, safes have played an important role in the development of business, commerce, and outlaw gangs in the United States.
Biometric safes are the only type of safe where there is no key or combination to lose. Certainly, there are pros and cons to using this type of safe, but those two benefits by themselves are extremely powerful. Y
‘Tis the season, and you know what that means: An increased threat from ski mask-wearing grinches bent on ruining your holidays. No really, it’s a time for mirth and good cheer. But the fact is that December is the peak month for house robberies. Here’s how to keep your family safe during the holidays.
In only a month or so it will be time for Christmas shopping, and you’ll have to start thinking about the best way to show affection for those you love the most. What better way to do that than by protecting them? A gun safe will safeguard your family against threats, internal and external.
What you see is what you get when you buy a cheap gun safe from the "big box stores". Many people think, "a safe is a safe"_x009d_ and all that matters is the size. They don't know the difference between a cheap safe and a real safe that has good burglary and fire protection. They end up storing items of high value in a box that barely qualifies as a safe. When thinking about buying any safe, the question is "how much can I afford to lose?"_x009d_ Cheap gun safes have a high risk of loss and don't offer much protection.
