The Hollon Dominion 36 is built for the buyer who wants serious protection and serious capacity in the same safe, whether this is your first gun safe and you're buying ahead of a growing collection, or you've outgrown a smaller safe and you're ready to stop upgrading. It holds 36 long guns at Hollon's Comfort Fit rating, behind 10-gauge steel, a 90-minute fire rating at 1400°F, and fourteen 1.5" chrome steel locking bolts. It's built to the same standard as the Dominion 22, just with more room: thick steel, a long fire rating, and a door that's genuinely hard to get into.
The Dominion 36 carries Hollon's 36-gun Comfort Fit capacity rating. In practice, the number of rifles you'll actually fit depends on how many of yours have scopes, thick stocks, or other accessories mounted, so treat 36 as the target. The interior is 20.37 cubic feet, lined with a deluxe deep grey liner, with pistol pockets and a pocket organizer on the door for handguns, magazines, and documents you want close at hand.
The body is 10-gauge steel, and the hard plate is drill- and ballistic-resistant, the same construction Hollon uses on its higher-end Black Hawk series. At the Dominion 36's price point, you're getting Black Hawk-class steel and fire protection without the step up in cost. The door is held shut by fourteen 1.5" chrome steel locking bolts and an active spring relocker that engages automatically if someone tries to punch or drill the lock out. The lock mechanism itself sits behind that drill- and ballistic-resistant hard plate. An intumescent door seal runs around the door frame and expands when exposed to heat, blocking smoke and hot gases from reaching the interior during a fire.
The 90-minute fire rating at 1400°F means the safe's interior stays below 350°F for at least 90 minutes in a 1400-degree fire. That 350°F threshold is the temperature where paper starts to brown and become brittle, so deeds, passports, cash, ammunition, and the finishes on your guns will come out intact even after a sustained fire in the room around the safe. The longer rating is the spec that matters most if you're storing valuables beyond firearms: irreplaceable documents, jewelry, family records, and the kind of items that need more than a half-hour of protection.
The lock options come from Sargent & Greenleaf, the same brand used on most commercial and government safes. The standard lock is a UL-listed Type 1 S&G electronic keypad with military-grade EMP shielding, which protects the electronics against electromagnetic pulse damage. The keypad opens fast and lets you set and change your own code. If you'd rather skip electronics entirely, an S&G Group 2 spy-proof dial is available: mechanical, batteryless, and built to last decades.
Inside the door, a Vista Light Kit (battery or hard-wired, your choice) automatically illuminates the interior so you can see what you're doing without dragging a flashlight in. A fire-resistant three-plug outlet with dual USB ports gives you power inside the safe to run a dehumidifier, charge optics, keep a tablet on a trickle charge, or store powered items without trailing cords through the door seal.
On the outside, the Dominion 36 is 59" tall, 36" wide, and 24" deep, with 20.37 cubic feet of interior space. At 720 lbs. and 36 inches wide, this is safe to plan for a permanent home in a dedicated gun room, a basement wall, a large walk-in closet, or a garage corner. The 720-pound weight is part of what makes the Dominion 36 hard to steal in the first place. For placement, plan on professional delivery or a crew of three to four people with a stair-rated appliance dolly. Measure your doorways and the path to the final spot before delivery day, since a 36-inch-wide door needs a clear route. Once the safe is in position, four pre-drilled mounting holes and the included hardware let you bolt it to a concrete slab or wood platform, which is the last step in making sure it stays where you put it.
Every Dominion 36 is backed by Hollon's lifetime warranty against fire and theft. If your safe is damaged in a documented house fire or break-in attempt, Hollon will replace it. If you're trying to decide between the Dominion 36 and a smaller model in the line, or whether the keypad or dial is the right lock for your setup, give us a call at 800-207-2259, Monday through Friday, 8AM to 5PM PST. We'll walk you through it.
Features:
Security
Fire Protection
Capacity & Dimensions
Interior
Finish
Warranty
The Hollon Dominion 36 is built for the buyer who wants serious protection and serious capacity in the same safe, whether this is your first gun safe and you're buying ahead of a growing collection, or you've outgrown a smaller safe and you're ready to stop upgrading. It holds 36 long guns at Hollon's Comfort Fit rating, behind 10-gauge steel, a 90-minute fire rating at 1400°F, and fourteen 1.5" chrome steel locking bolts. It's built to the same standard as the Dominion 22, just with more room: thick steel, a long fire rating, and a door that's genuinely hard to get into.
The Dominion 36 carries Hollon's 36-gun Comfort Fit capacity rating. In practice, the number of rifles you'll actually fit depends on how many of yours have scopes, thick stocks, or other accessories mounted, so treat 36 as the target. The interior is 20.37 cubic feet, lined with a deluxe deep grey liner, with pistol pockets and a pocket organizer on the door for handguns, magazines, and documents you want close at hand.
The body is 10-gauge steel, and the hard plate is drill- and ballistic-resistant, the same construction Hollon uses on its higher-end Black Hawk series. At the Dominion 36's price point, you're getting Black Hawk-class steel and fire protection without the step up in cost. The door is held shut by fourteen 1.5" chrome steel locking bolts and an active spring relocker that engages automatically if someone tries to punch or drill the lock out. The lock mechanism itself sits behind that drill- and ballistic-resistant hard plate. An intumescent door seal runs around the door frame and expands when exposed to heat, blocking smoke and hot gases from reaching the interior during a fire.
The 90-minute fire rating at 1400°F means the safe's interior stays below 350°F for at least 90 minutes in a 1400-degree fire. That 350°F threshold is the temperature where paper starts to brown and become brittle, so deeds, passports, cash, ammunition, and the finishes on your guns will come out intact even after a sustained fire in the room around the safe. The longer rating is the spec that matters most if you're storing valuables beyond firearms: irreplaceable documents, jewelry, family records, and the kind of items that need more than a half-hour of protection.
The lock options come from Sargent & Greenleaf, the same brand used on most commercial and government safes. The standard lock is a UL-listed Type 1 S&G electronic keypad with military-grade EMP shielding, which protects the electronics against electromagnetic pulse damage. The keypad opens fast and lets you set and change your own code. If you'd rather skip electronics entirely, an S&G Group 2 spy-proof dial is available: mechanical, batteryless, and built to last decades.
Inside the door, a Vista Light Kit (battery or hard-wired, your choice) automatically illuminates the interior so you can see what you're doing without dragging a flashlight in. A fire-resistant three-plug outlet with dual USB ports gives you power inside the safe to run a dehumidifier, charge optics, keep a tablet on a trickle charge, or store powered items without trailing cords through the door seal.
On the outside, the Dominion 36 is 59" tall, 36" wide, and 24" deep, with 20.37 cubic feet of interior space. At 720 lbs. and 36 inches wide, this is safe to plan for a permanent home in a dedicated gun room, a basement wall, a large walk-in closet, or a garage corner. The 720-pound weight is part of what makes the Dominion 36 hard to steal in the first place. For placement, plan on professional delivery or a crew of three to four people with a stair-rated appliance dolly. Measure your doorways and the path to the final spot before delivery day, since a 36-inch-wide door needs a clear route. Once the safe is in position, four pre-drilled mounting holes and the included hardware let you bolt it to a concrete slab or wood platform, which is the last step in making sure it stays where you put it.
Every Dominion 36 is backed by Hollon's lifetime warranty against fire and theft. If your safe is damaged in a documented house fire or break-in attempt, Hollon will replace it. If you're trying to decide between the Dominion 36 and a smaller model in the line, or whether the keypad or dial is the right lock for your setup, give us a call at 800-207-2259, Monday through Friday, 8AM to 5PM PST. We'll walk you through it.
Features:
Security
Fire Protection
Capacity & Dimensions
Interior
Finish
Warranty
