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The Liberty Safe 1776 36-Gun Safe is built for the gun owner who wants Liberty's American-made construction with a meaningful upgrade in fire protection over Liberty's entry-level and mid-tier safes. Whether you're stepping up from a cabinet-grade box that wouldn't survive a house fire, you're consolidating firearms passed down through your family, or you're protecting a serious collection with documents and valuables in the same cabinet, the 1776 delivers a 75-minute fire rating at 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit, twelve-gauge steel body, seven 4-inch Solid State® locking bars (1/4" thick), three hardened steel drill-resistant plates over the lock, a UL-listed safe body, and your choice of an EMP-resistant electronic lock or a mechanical combination dial standard at no extra cost.
The 1776 carries Liberty's 36-long-gun capacity rating. As with any gun safe, 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 includes five adjustable shelves and one fixed shelf, fully upholstered in gray fabric, with a door panel pre-fitted with six pistol pockets and document storage, letting you configure the safe for long guns, stacked valuables, or handgun storage as your collection changes.
The body is 12-gauge steel reinforced with Liberty's Dual Fusion™ folded steel frame for added rigidity. Seven 4-inch Solid State® locking bars run on the door, which is one more than Liberty's Revere and entry We The People models. Liberty designs these as 1/4-inch-thick flat bars rather than the round pins used on most gun safes, and it has published test data showing that the flat-bar geometry resists prying forces significantly better than equivalent round-pin designs. Behind the lock sit three hardened steel drill-resistant plates (rather than the single plate on entry-level Liberty models), layering extra protection against drill attacks. A re-locker engages automatically if anyone tries to punch the lock through the door, and the safe body itself is UL-listed.
The 75-minute fire rating at 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit is Liberty's Certified Cool Box® specification, designed to keep the safe's interior below 350 degrees Fahrenheit for at least 75 minutes in a 1,200-degree fire. That 350-degree threshold is the temperature where paper starts to brown and become brittle, so deeds, passports, cash, and the finishes on your guns will come out intact in most residential fire scenarios. The 75-minute rating is a meaningful step up from the 40 or 60-minute ratings on Liberty's entry-level safes and gives you a margin of safety in case fire response is delayed (the average house fire burns at around 1,100 degrees Fahrenheit and is typically suppressed within 20 to 30 minutes of dispatch, but rural addresses and high-call-volume periods can stretch that timeline). A Palusol heat-activated door seal runs around the door frame and swells when heated, blocking smoke from entering the interior during a fire.
The 1776 comes standard with your choice of an EMP-resistant electronic lock or a mechanical combination dial at no extra cost. The EMP-resistant electronic lock is hardened against electromagnetic pulse events that would knock out a standard digital keypad, opens faster, and lets you change the combination yourself. The mechanical dial doesn't rely on batteries and has the familiar feel that many long-time gun owners grew up with. Give us a call to discuss which lock best fits your safe use.
The interior is fully upholstered in gray fabric to protect your guns from scratches when you move them in and out. Five adjustable shelves let you reposition storage between long guns and stacked valuables, one fixed shelf provides stable storage for heavier items, and the door panel comes pre-fitted with six pistol pockets and document storage to keep handguns, magazines, and paperwork organized. The exterior is finished in Liberty's distinctive Gray Marble powder coat (a textured marbled look rather than a flat gray or gloss), with a black chrome 3-point handle that gives the door a more premium feel than the vertical pull handle on Liberty's entry-level safes.
On the outside, the 1776 is 60.5 inches tall, 36 inches wide, and 22 inches deep. The 36-inch width is wider than a standard residential doorway, but a professional safe mover can turn the safe so the 22-inch depth passes through the opening, which clears a standard 32-inch interior door without trim removal. Liberty specifies a 25-inch minimum doorway when the safe is turned, so it fits any residential opening. At 660 pounds, the 1776 is too heavy for two adults with an appliance dolly in most cases, and we strongly recommend professional safe movers for any delivery beyond a flat ground-floor placement, especially anything involving stairs. Give us a call before you order so we can walk through your delivery path with you.
Every 1776 is backed by Liberty's lifetime transferable warranty. The transferable part matters: if you sell the safe or pass it down to family, the warranty transfers to the next owner, which helps protect its resale value. If you're trying to decide between the 1776 and Liberty's We The People series (similar construction at 30, 44, or 60-gun capacity but with a 60-minute fire rating instead of 75), 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 Liberty Safe 1776 36-Gun Safe is built for the gun owner who wants Liberty's American-made construction with a meaningful upgrade in fire protection over Liberty's entry-level and mid-tier safes. Whether you're stepping up from a cabinet-grade box that wouldn't survive a house fire, you're consolidating firearms passed down through your family, or you're protecting a serious collection with documents and valuables in the same cabinet, the 1776 delivers a 75-minute fire rating at 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit, twelve-gauge steel body, seven 4-inch Solid State® locking bars (1/4" thick), three hardened steel drill-resistant plates over the lock, a UL-listed safe body, and your choice of an EMP-resistant electronic lock or a mechanical combination dial standard at no extra cost.
The 1776 carries Liberty's 36-long-gun capacity rating. As with any gun safe, 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 includes five adjustable shelves and one fixed shelf, fully upholstered in gray fabric, with a door panel pre-fitted with six pistol pockets and document storage, letting you configure the safe for long guns, stacked valuables, or handgun storage as your collection changes.
The body is 12-gauge steel reinforced with Liberty's Dual Fusion™ folded steel frame for added rigidity. Seven 4-inch Solid State® locking bars run on the door, which is one more than Liberty's Revere and entry We The People models. Liberty designs these as 1/4-inch-thick flat bars rather than the round pins used on most gun safes, and it has published test data showing that the flat-bar geometry resists prying forces significantly better than equivalent round-pin designs. Behind the lock sit three hardened steel drill-resistant plates (rather than the single plate on entry-level Liberty models), layering extra protection against drill attacks. A re-locker engages automatically if anyone tries to punch the lock through the door, and the safe body itself is UL-listed.
The 75-minute fire rating at 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit is Liberty's Certified Cool Box® specification, designed to keep the safe's interior below 350 degrees Fahrenheit for at least 75 minutes in a 1,200-degree fire. That 350-degree threshold is the temperature where paper starts to brown and become brittle, so deeds, passports, cash, and the finishes on your guns will come out intact in most residential fire scenarios. The 75-minute rating is a meaningful step up from the 40 or 60-minute ratings on Liberty's entry-level safes and gives you a margin of safety in case fire response is delayed (the average house fire burns at around 1,100 degrees Fahrenheit and is typically suppressed within 20 to 30 minutes of dispatch, but rural addresses and high-call-volume periods can stretch that timeline). A Palusol heat-activated door seal runs around the door frame and swells when heated, blocking smoke from entering the interior during a fire.
The 1776 comes standard with your choice of an EMP-resistant electronic lock or a mechanical combination dial at no extra cost. The EMP-resistant electronic lock is hardened against electromagnetic pulse events that would knock out a standard digital keypad, opens faster, and lets you change the combination yourself. The mechanical dial doesn't rely on batteries and has the familiar feel that many long-time gun owners grew up with. Give us a call to discuss which lock best fits your safe use.
The interior is fully upholstered in gray fabric to protect your guns from scratches when you move them in and out. Five adjustable shelves let you reposition storage between long guns and stacked valuables, one fixed shelf provides stable storage for heavier items, and the door panel comes pre-fitted with six pistol pockets and document storage to keep handguns, magazines, and paperwork organized. The exterior is finished in Liberty's distinctive Gray Marble powder coat (a textured marbled look rather than a flat gray or gloss), with a black chrome 3-point handle that gives the door a more premium feel than the vertical pull handle on Liberty's entry-level safes.
On the outside, the 1776 is 60.5 inches tall, 36 inches wide, and 22 inches deep. The 36-inch width is wider than a standard residential doorway, but a professional safe mover can turn the safe so the 22-inch depth passes through the opening, which clears a standard 32-inch interior door without trim removal. Liberty specifies a 25-inch minimum doorway when the safe is turned, so it fits any residential opening. At 660 pounds, the 1776 is too heavy for two adults with an appliance dolly in most cases, and we strongly recommend professional safe movers for any delivery beyond a flat ground-floor placement, especially anything involving stairs. Give us a call before you order so we can walk through your delivery path with you.
Every 1776 is backed by Liberty's lifetime transferable warranty. The transferable part matters: if you sell the safe or pass it down to family, the warranty transfers to the next owner, which helps protect its resale value. If you're trying to decide between the 1776 and Liberty's We The People series (similar construction at 30, 44, or 60-gun capacity but with a 60-minute fire rating instead of 75), 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
