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The Winchester Bandit 19 is the mid-size safe in Winchester's Bandit series, sized to hold up to 30 long guns in a 60-inch-tall, 28-inch-wide, 20-inch-deep footprint. That capacity jump over the Bandit 14 (which holds up to 20) is roughly 50 percent more long-gun storage, and the Bandit 19 also adds organizational hardware and a fire-sealing upgrade the smaller Bandit 14 doesn't have, so it's the right pick for a growing collection that will outgrow a 20-gun safe in a season or two of acquisitions.
The Bandit 19 ships in Winchester's slate finish, a durable powder-coated slate grey that reads neutral against most bedroom, office, and basement interiors, and comes with Winchester's 3-spoke chrome vault handle.
Inside, the Winchester Bandit 19 ships with 18 GunStiXX plus a U-shaped barrel rack with auxiliary shelves. GunStiXX are Winchester's rifle spacers, sleeves that slip over the barrel of each long gun and keep the stocks from clashing against each other in the bottom of the safe, protecting finished wood and cheek pieces from rub marks and letting you pack more guns into the same footprint without damage. The U-shaped barrel rack holds the long guns upright and separates them along a curved track so the barrels fan out evenly across the back wall rather than piling up in a corner, and the auxiliary shelves let you carve out a top-shelf zone for handguns, ammunition, documents, and valuables. Winchester's door panel organizer on the inside of the door adds pistol holders and small-parts pockets that keep frequently accessed items visible at eye level rather than buried under long guns, and a small pass-through hole in the back of the body lets you run a power cord for a dehumidifier rod or an interior light kit (both sold separately) without leaving the door cracked.
The Bandit 19 uses a SecuRam electronic lock with a mechanical backup key. SecuRam is a well-established commercial safe-lock brand and the standard electronic lock on Winchester's Bandit series; the backup key gives you a way in if the keypad fails or the batteries die. Winchester states the Bandit 19 exceeds California DOJ requirements, which is the regulatory floor most gun-safe buyers care about.
On construction, the Bandit 19 is built from 14-gauge steel with a recessed door and reinforced steel return jambs designed to defeat pry-bar attacks. Ten 1-inch solid steel locking bolts hold the door closed, five active and five dead, which is two more bolts than the Bandit 14 and reflects the wider door's increased surface area. Winchester uses solid steel external strap hinges on the Bandit line, which gives you a wider door swing than an internal hinge design. At 388 pounds empty, the Bandit 19 is heavier than the Bandit 14 but still walkable by two people if it isn't anchored, so use the pre-drilled anchor holes and bolt it to the floor during setup.
Fire rating is 45 minutes at 1400°F, and the Bandit 19 adds a Palusol heat-expanding door seal around the perimeter of the door. Palusol is an intumescent strip that expands when heated to seal the gap between the door and the body during a fire, which cuts off the hot gas and smoke pathway that would otherwise degrade a standard rubber or foam door seal under fire conditions. The Bandit 14 does not include this seal, and it is one practical reason to step up to the Bandit 19 if you are storing documents, cash, or electronics along with long guns.
If 30 long guns is more capacity than you need, the Winchester Bandit 14 holds up to 20 long guns in a narrower 22-inch-wide footprint. For collections in the 30+ long gun range, the Winchester Bandit 31 holds up to 38 long guns.
If you have questions about the Bandit 19 or how it compares to the Bandit 14 or Bandit 31 in the same series, please call us at 800-207-2259.
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The Winchester Bandit 19 is the mid-size safe in Winchester's Bandit series, sized to hold up to 30 long guns in a 60-inch-tall, 28-inch-wide, 20-inch-deep footprint. That capacity jump over the Bandit 14 (which holds up to 20) is roughly 50 percent more long-gun storage, and the Bandit 19 also adds organizational hardware and a fire-sealing upgrade the smaller Bandit 14 doesn't have, so it's the right pick for a growing collection that will outgrow a 20-gun safe in a season or two of acquisitions.
The Bandit 19 ships in Winchester's slate finish, a durable powder-coated slate grey that reads neutral against most bedroom, office, and basement interiors, and comes with Winchester's 3-spoke chrome vault handle.
Inside, the Winchester Bandit 19 ships with 18 GunStiXX plus a U-shaped barrel rack with auxiliary shelves. GunStiXX are Winchester's rifle spacers, sleeves that slip over the barrel of each long gun and keep the stocks from clashing against each other in the bottom of the safe, protecting finished wood and cheek pieces from rub marks and letting you pack more guns into the same footprint without damage. The U-shaped barrel rack holds the long guns upright and separates them along a curved track so the barrels fan out evenly across the back wall rather than piling up in a corner, and the auxiliary shelves let you carve out a top-shelf zone for handguns, ammunition, documents, and valuables. Winchester's door panel organizer on the inside of the door adds pistol holders and small-parts pockets that keep frequently accessed items visible at eye level rather than buried under long guns, and a small pass-through hole in the back of the body lets you run a power cord for a dehumidifier rod or an interior light kit (both sold separately) without leaving the door cracked.
The Bandit 19 uses a SecuRam electronic lock with a mechanical backup key. SecuRam is a well-established commercial safe-lock brand and the standard electronic lock on Winchester's Bandit series; the backup key gives you a way in if the keypad fails or the batteries die. Winchester states the Bandit 19 exceeds California DOJ requirements, which is the regulatory floor most gun-safe buyers care about.
On construction, the Bandit 19 is built from 14-gauge steel with a recessed door and reinforced steel return jambs designed to defeat pry-bar attacks. Ten 1-inch solid steel locking bolts hold the door closed, five active and five dead, which is two more bolts than the Bandit 14 and reflects the wider door's increased surface area. Winchester uses solid steel external strap hinges on the Bandit line, which gives you a wider door swing than an internal hinge design. At 388 pounds empty, the Bandit 19 is heavier than the Bandit 14 but still walkable by two people if it isn't anchored, so use the pre-drilled anchor holes and bolt it to the floor during setup.
Fire rating is 45 minutes at 1400°F, and the Bandit 19 adds a Palusol heat-expanding door seal around the perimeter of the door. Palusol is an intumescent strip that expands when heated to seal the gap between the door and the body during a fire, which cuts off the hot gas and smoke pathway that would otherwise degrade a standard rubber or foam door seal under fire conditions. The Bandit 14 does not include this seal, and it is one practical reason to step up to the Bandit 19 if you are storing documents, cash, or electronics along with long guns.
If 30 long guns is more capacity than you need, the Winchester Bandit 14 holds up to 20 long guns in a narrower 22-inch-wide footprint. For collections in the 30+ long gun range, the Winchester Bandit 31 holds up to 38 long guns.
If you have questions about the Bandit 19 or how it compares to the Bandit 14 or Bandit 31 in the same series, please call us at 800-207-2259.
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