Pl. comment on my plan for a firearm safe

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Hi Folks,
(Nube here so feel free to rip my plan apart- really welcome comments here)
I plan to buy a

https://www.globalindustrial.ca/p/storage/safes-security/business-home-office-safes/burglary-file-safe-cabinet-2-hr-factory-fire-rating-digital-lock-22w-x-22d-x-40h.

it is around 300lbs and I feel safer with that kind of weight to prevent theft..
I will be storing 1 pistol, 1 revolver and 1 AR15 (36.5 total length). The safe size is 16x19x36.5 so I plan to disassemble the AR15 before storing (if required).
Thoughts.. am I being stupid here?
Thanks in Advance.



Product Specifications

WIDTH INCHES22 (55.88 cm)
DEPTH INCHES22 (55.88 cm)
HEIGHT INCHES40 (101.6 cm)
INSIDE WIDTH INCHES19 (48.26 cm)
INSIDE DEPTH INCHES16 (40.64 cm)
INSIDE HEIGHT INCHES36-1/2 (92.71 cm)
CAPACITY CUBIC FEET6.4 (.18 cu. m)
ADJUSTABLE SHELVES2
ASSEMBLYAssembled
BRANDMesa Safe
COLOR FINISHHammered Gray
CONSTRUCTIONSteel
DOOR QUANTITY1
FIXED SHELVES0
HANDLE TYPEL-Handle
INTERIOR CONFIGURATIONVelour Interior
LOCK TYPEElectronic Keypad Lock
MANUFACTURERS PART NUMBERMBF3820E
OPENINGS3
PACKAGE QUANTITY1
SERIESMBF
STYLEElectronic Lock
TYPEBurglary and Fire Safe
WEIGHT LBS300 (136.36 kg)
APPROVAL/REGULATIONSFactory Rating
FIRE RATING120 Min. @ 1830°F
IMPACT RATING2 Story- Factory Tested
LIMITED WARRANTY1 Year
 
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Another choice would be https://www.globalindustrial.ca/p/storage/safes-security/business-home-office-safes/burglary-file-safe-cabinet2-hr-factory-fire-rating-digital-lock22w-x-22d-x-26-1-2h which is
200lbs and
18x16.5x23.. would a S&W M&P®15 SPORT™ II disassembled bottom fit into this? (even diagonally)

I will be storing ammo in a seperate less expensive safe.
 
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Why would you buy that for a thousand dollars when you could get an actual gun safe for about the same price?

Cabelas has one on sale right now for $650 that is better suited for firearms: https://www.cabelas.ca/product/102541/liberty-provault-18-gun-safe
 
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I'm going to say No. $1k should buy you more safe space than that. 300lbs is decent, not good, but not #### either for that size.

https://www.basspro.com/shop/en/redhead-1856-collection-ultra-fire-resistant-gun-safe $899
https://www.basspro.com/shop/en/provault-electronic-lock-18-gun-safe-by-liberty $680
 
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Watch the hotlinks in this thread fellas!

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This calls for the providers to have a thorough understanding of the ownership and storage of firearms and to provide clients with individualized, informed suggestions. In some circumstances, they can even temporarily separate patients from their firearms using legal safeguards. **Image and video linking functions will be enabled after you have contributed more to the forum**
 
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This calls for the providers to have a thorough understanding of the ownership and storage of firearms and to provide clients with individualized, informed suggestions. In some circumstances, they can even temporarily separate patients from their firearms using legal safeguards. 1v1 lol
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trolling much?
 
300 pounds ! Mine is 690 pounds…
I store my gun assembled. If your interest change - we all do - the space to store a full length gun will be handy.
Buy once..cry once.
Get a real gun safe..plenty to choose.
 
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Real safes can't be found at box stores and cost $2500+. Until you reach that threshold there's not much difference between $200 bolted down and $2000 sitting on the floor.

 
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