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If you cut the hinges off the door, there are still pins on both sides that hold the door in place, even on the cheap ones. I had a TL-30 burglary-resistant safe ($$$$$) from Diebold once upon a time and it had hinges on the outside.It's pretty common.Originally Posted by Wildbore
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“... and they who cried: “Appease, Appease!” are hanged by men they tried to please.”
https://youtu.be/zYt0WbDjJ4E
Does anyone have a picture of the back? I'm curious about the power supply and if I need a recessed plug installed before pushing the safe against the wall. Also curious if the door is easily lifted off the hinge and how much it weighs.
69, Nice...
But how many guns does it ACTUALLY hold?
If Ye Hath Fought Like a Man, Ye Needen't Hang Like a dog.
Pretty common on better quality safe's.... if buddy wants internal hinges he will save lot's of money buying a security container..... not to say the safe in this thread is not what some would consider a security container.....
Our Government trusts rivets more then law abiding gun owners.
Has a recessed Male plug on the back with a extension cord. Needs about 1/2" clearance from the wall to run the cord.
Door is roughly 250lb and is easily lifted while open.
30-40 mixed longguns plus the small arms on the door.
Is this something you could get into a basement?
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