*ArizonaShooting.ORG

I had a kit gun long ago that looked similar, it was a black powder gun.

Considered these guys a while back but never spoke to them:

https://azgunlaw.com/

Wow - unbelievable.

Half Cocked wrote: ↑September 9th, 2023, 6:47 pm Locksmith discusses electronic and manual safe locks.

This was very informative .... thanks

Ha - capitalizing on the Liberal Safe crap - our locks only store one code yours.

http://vlineind.com/

Yes .... post #37

QuietM4 wrote: ↑September 8th, 2023, 4:14 pm But, typical of most people, everyone gets out their "Jump To Conclusion" mat and starts yelling at clouds with little to no background info or full understanding of the actual situation.

I'd happily purchase a used Liberty gun safe.

You mean like post #33 right?

Is there any reason the safe can only recognize ONE access code? Can it be programmed to respond to the either the manufacturer's master code OR the user's code? I wonder . . . . . . . . Has two codes, the users and the master pre-set (back door code) I am not worried about LE, I am worried about t...

Per Liberal Safe's new policy - I do not want to fill out a form giving Liberal Safe more information than they already have. Just so they can get rid of some information that they should not have, I am supposed to trust them..... If Liberal Safe was straight up, they would send all their customers ...

This is short and to the point:

Something else I just thought of, how secure is the information, name address, safe combo, after registering a safe at Liberty ....... can it be hacked or stolen ...... then someone would know where all the registered safes are and how to open them.

Another question is how many other safe manufacturers store the combo ...... imagine when AI is in control all the chit is going to really be hitting the fan then, like my home security system etc.

OK - here it is out of the last Liberty Safe I bought, this is a manual lock, says the same about combo locks, which I presume is electronic.