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Saturday, October 22, 2011

Gun Safes for Guns Must be Secured or Heavy to Avoid Being Carried Off

The police report from Boston reads: Southerly Road, 900 block. Between 3 p.m. Oct. 14 and 5 p.m. Oct. 16. Someone used keys to enter an apartment and stole one safe containing a Baltimore City police service weapon and two loaded magazines and another safe containing ammunition, body armor and keys to the apartment and cars, police said.

Well, this is a head's up that firearms of any sort should not be kept in a container that isn't secured or too heavy for someone to cart off.

Gun safes aren't just to keep people from firing weapons, it's to keep them from getting stolen.

Here's a gun safe that won't get carted off. It's the

Browning Tactical Series Mark II AR26F Gun Safe

Someone's going to have to come pretty darned prepared to cart this gun safe out of your house or office. It weighs 725 pounds --and you're going to bolt it down too. It has a 60 Minutes fire rating at 1200ºF and all sorts of other interesting and useful features.

To get the low-down (and the lowest possible price) on any gun safe, call us at www.TheSafePlace.com. We ship all over the world. 775-358-7233.

Oh, and ask us about the best prices and the lowest shipping costs for Fort Knox gun safes.

Saturday, October 15, 2011

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: Gun Safe Essentials

You may want to buy a gun safe that has more space than you initially think you need. Trust me, you’re going to use it.

You may want to buy a gun safe that has pockets, racks, maybe some drawers, and other accessories (see the video, below).

You may want to buy a gun safe from a dealer who really, REALLY knows gun safes. You won’t know you bought the wrong safe until you’ve had an event ---don't’ let that happen.

The Safe Place is a safe dealer selling the general public gun safes, fire safes, and burglary safes at wholesale prices. We are located in Reno / Sparks, Nevada, but we sell and ship gun, fire, and burglary safes to homes and businesses all over the world. The best way to find the very lowest price on a safe that perfectly meets your needs is to phone us at 775-358-7233 and/or peruse our website.

Ask us about some of the LOWEST Fort Knox Gun Safe prices in the nation.

Friday, October 14, 2011

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: The Didn’t Buy a Safe Blues

Don’t start looking for a safe AFTER you’ve lost your valuables to fire or theft. Don’t do it! When thinking about protection, you expect the best, PREPARE for the worst. To buy a safe, the right safe, call an expert, get advice, explain your needs, and always ask for a discount.

The Safe Place (http://www.TheSafePlace.com) is a safe dealer selling the general public gun safes, fire safes, and burglary safes at wholesale prices. We are located in Reno / Sparks, Nevada, but we sell and ship gun, fire, and burglary safes to homes and businesses all over the world. The best way to find the very lowest price on a safe that perfectly meets your needs is to phone us at 775-358-7233 and/or peruse our website.

Ask us about the best prices on Ft. Knox Gun Safes.

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: America Security Safes, Cannon Safes, and Ft. Knox Safes, Why Buy from The Safe Place

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: American Security Gun Safes, Cannon Gun Safes, and Fort Knox Gun Safes, Why Buy from The Safe Place

The Safe Place is a company that buys and sells 1000’s of gun safes each year. We buy in volume, we keep our overhead low, we accept lower profit margins on the gun safes we sell (because we can), and we pass on our savings to our customers.

We also take special care to sell the right safe to people looking for real protection. This is something you’ll never get from a box store or a shop that bought a few safes and put them up for sale. You won’t know you bought the wrong gun safe until AFTER an event, so buy carefully --from people who won’t give you bad advice just to make a sale.

Ask us about Ft. Knox gun safes, as we sell at some of the best prices you will find anywhere.

Thursday, October 13, 2011

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: Save Money, Save Time, Save Hassles (How to Buy a Gun or Fire Safe)

The fast and easy HOW TO of buying a gun safe.

Talk to a real gun safe dealer, someone who buys and sells 1000’s of gun safes a year (they’ll get you the right safe at the right price).

Don’t shop in your community only, SHOP ON-LINE. There’s no doubt about it, in today’s world you’re going to find someone on-line who will sell you what you want, cheaper than anyone else.

Talk to a dealer, ask for a discount (always).

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: Three Things You Should Have in Your Safe

You should have your rifles and handguns in your safe, for sure (consider a handgun or pistol safe for buy your bed or in some other place you might want fast access to personal protection).

You should have your easy-to-carry-off electronics in your safe.

You should have your jewelry, extra cash, coins, and watches in your safe. The truth is, you should have anything you don’t really want to lose in a theft (that fits in a safe), in your safe.

Ask us for price quotes on all safes, before you buy (ask us about Ft. Knox gun safes too).

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary SAFE Chronicles: Your Camera, Your Guns, Your Safe

Today the safe you buy will be protecting more than your guns or jewels, it will hold cameras, hard drives, electrics, phones, and all sorts of small, easily stolen, things. Before you buy a gun fire, burglary, or drop safe for your home and/or business, get some good advice. The only safe that’s a real waste of your money is the one you bought cheap, that didn’t do what it was supposed to do (protect your things!).

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Chronicles: When My Security System Failed Me, My TL-15 Saved the Day

They forgot to turn on their alarm --that's what one of our clients told us recently. But their jewelry was not stolen in the burglary that happened, even thought their safe was assaulted, because they owned a TL-15.

A jewelry safe is a safe that is designed to protect jewelry and other valuables from burglary and from damage due to a fire and/or smoke. These safes are made to resist break-ins by amateur and professional burglars. You can tell how secure a safe is by the burglary rating assigned to it.

Burglary ratings are specified in minutes they are tested. A a TL-15 rating means that the safe would resist break-in using common power and hand tools for at least 15 minutes.

We often (if not always) have some of the lowest prices in the nation on jewelry, gun, fire, and burglary safes, including Ft. Knox gun safes.

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: I Was Robbed, But My Gun Safe Protected My Second Most Valuable Possession

We hear it often, the story of the home and/or office burglary. Sometimes it’s an inside job, sometimes it’s a planned affair, other times it’s a smash and grab. We also hear many stories from our customers about the thefts that didn’t happen, as their valuables (coins, collectables, jewelry, guns, etc.) where locked in their safes.

When it comes to personal protection, the first priority is the life of your loved ones, yes? Second, the protection of your valuables.

Buy a safe for the things you really, really don’t want to lose. We offer some of the lowest prices in the nation on many brands of safes, including Ft. Knox gun safes, Amsec, and others.

Tuesday, October 11, 2011

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: Put Your Jewels in a Safe, Not in a Jewelry Box

Jewelry is easy to steal and hard to find once stolen. It today’s world, your jewelry doesn’t belong in a display box, but in your safe. And not just ANY safe (as not all safes are “safe”), but a safe designed to protect jewelry and other valuables from being taken by force.

For the best prices, for the best advice, for service you won’t forget, call us.

Monday, October 10, 2011

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: What Happened When a Burglar Hit My Safe Dial With a Sledge Hammer

“It destroyed my dial, that’s what happened when my gun safe was hi with a sledgehammer. But, because of a great little invention called a re-locker --and some fine steel, the thief who broke into my house didn’t get my safe open.”

That’s what we want to make sure happens to you, should your safe ever get knocked around. The best way to find out which safes can withstand a sustained physical attack is to talk with an expert. We’d like to suggest it’s somebody at hour offices.

Sunday, October 9, 2011

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: A 2-hour Fire Rating. Why Buy a Fire Safe

You buy a fire safe to protect something you absolutely do not want to lose to fire, smoke, heat, or water damage. Part of the way you determine the fire rating you need is based upon the flammability and heat potential of a fire at your particular premises. Talk to us, before you buy; make sure you’ve thought out the particulars BEFORE an incident, as after an event it’s simply too late to buy the right fire safe.

We offer some of the best prices in the nation of fire safes and Fort Knox gun safes. Ask us for advice and price quotes.

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: Jules Verne’s Autograph and a Fire Safe

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Chronicles: Jules Verne’s Autograph and a Fire Safe

One of our customers brought in a framed letter he’d purchased. The letter was from the great writer Jules Verne. It was addressed to a friend of his. We’d never seen anything like it, but we did know exactly what kind of fire safe he should buy to keep his Verne letter --and other collectables --safe from burglars, fire, smoke, and water damage.

If you’re looking to buy a gun safe, don't’ buy the one that’s on sale, buy the one that will protect your things in a worst-case situation. For advice, call us! And for the best price on ANY safe (including our specialty, Fort Knox gun safes) call us for a price quote.

Saturday, October 8, 2011

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: Coin Collections and Burglary Safes, a Match Made in Coin Heaven

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: Coin Collections and Burglary Safes, A Match Made in Coin Heaven

If you collect coins (and other valuable collectables), make sure they go in a security safe that will actually protect them, in a worst case scenario. Don’t skimp on protection, as the money you save at the beginning could end up costing you the very things you sought to protect. The appearance of safety and security isn’t safety and security --only a burglary and fire resistant safe, manufactured for that purpose, will do the job you expect it to do --should you even need it.

We also offer the lowest prices on Fort Knox gun safes --in the nation. Ask us!

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: What I Put in My Safe (No Longer a Secret!)

“I put in the photo album of personal photos I don’t want to leave laying around. I put in my handgun and ammo. I put in my signed Babe Ruth baseball, and I put my parent’s jewelry.”

Our clients put any number of unique items in their gun safes. The standard rule is that you’re going to put twice as many things in your safe as you originally intended.
Make sure to by a gun safe big enough to accommodate for extra room.

Friday, October 7, 2011

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: Foiling the Burglar

Your gun safe is meant to keep burglars from getting to whatever it is you’ve put in your safe. However, it should be known that not all gun safes that LOOK like safes actually offer forced entry protection. Make sure you buy a safe from a dealer that is honest with you, that listens to your needs, and that offers you the lowest prices available --on a good quality gun safe.

To foil a burglar don’t make it easy to gain access to your premises. Have good lighting. Have an alarm system and make sure the whole world can tell. And, yes, have a gun safe that’s built like, well...Fort Knox (we happen to offer some of the best prices in the nation on Fort Knox Gun Safes).

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: Why I Ordered a Custom Paint Job on My Gun Safe

This comes, of course, straight from one of our clients: “I bought a baby blue safe for my wife, because it’s her favorite color --and in matches the decor in our pool room. I had a picture of her horse put on it, well, because I thought she’d really enjoy it. She did.

Any safe you want, for any occasion, in a LOT of different colors --and with options!

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Chronicles: How To Buy The Right Safe in 15 Minutes

When you’re shopping for any kind of safe, the key is to know someone who won’t feel you full of uniformed sales nonsense. The big box stores, their salesmen don’t REALLY know the business or the differences between one and safe and another. The hardware stores and even most locksmiths, most of them don’t have a clue. The way to get the right safe at the right prices is to call us.

We sell hundreds of safes a month --and we take care of our clients.

Thursday, October 6, 2011

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: A Safe for Your Small Business / Store? Of Course!

A safe, that is a GOOD SAFE, a safe that protects your papers from fire, smoke, and water damage, a safe that keeps a thief from forcing his way into your safe --or carrying it away --that’s what the small business owner needs. Safes can also help you protect yourself from employee theft (as in the case of a drop or deposit safe).

To purchase the right safe for your needs, call us. Call us for advice, price quotes, suggestions, and/or simply to get your head around the what, where, how, why, and how much of safe buying.

We also happen to have some of the lowest prices in the nation on Ft. Knox gun safes; ask us!

Wednesday, October 5, 2011

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: Why a Deposit Safe Keeps a Small Business Safe from Big Losses

Deposit safes, also called drop safes, allow employees the ability to drop money (in all it’s forms) through a slot or hopper, without being able to retrieve what they deposit once it’s done. An employee can deposit things in your safe without being able to open it. Without the combination, an employee can’t open your business safe for themselves --or anyone else.