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Ray says this cannonball safe is the most secure design in history for business safes. Also told me the S&G dial locks fail but very very rarely.ДЄ cheap safe is arguably better than no safe, but if the lock fails then have you saved any money once you get it open? says he can get into any big-box store safe in five minutes. He can elaborate on every kind of safe in history and actually has a museum in his store. I don't know why he hasn't retired, but I'm glad he's still around. Ray has been in business here over 50 years. in Raleigh, NC (45 minutes from my home). but if I do I'll go with a Liberty safe from Talton's Safe Co. Still feels as butter-smooth to dial as it did the day it was delivered, three houses ago. I have given it much thought and I have ruled out angle grinding as I dont want to throw sparks over my gun collection inside, There fore I would use a jigsaw/sabre saw with a metal cutting blade and a spacer to control the depth of cut to open it up from top by cutting it all around the very edge of the top, and once the top is off, removing the drywall type insulation and lifting out the items one at a time Have the locksmith out - but what can he do beyond drilling it?Дў. So I would think that I have the following optionsДЎ.

CANNON GUN SAFE LOCKS PLUS

I thought it was a pretty good safe but in reality it is just a 10 gauge plus or minus locking metal file cabinet. Getting someone to come out here in the boondocks is about 750 or more. Replacing the safe is in round numbers just short of 2k.

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The safe beeps when I enter the code but the solenoid does not click. Additionally I turned too hard on the handle in an attempt to open it. The door jammed as I shut it (Mea culpa, I know). I have a Cannon wide body safe with the NL electronic lock. Thanks for all the Help and Responses Guys! I really appreciate all of the Love and Support from this Forum! I will let you guys now after it's fixed. The smith will be here tomorrow to 'Fix' it.

I'm quoted $500 for Labor and Replacement Lock. For All Those whoes even Considering this Brand just Walk away and spend a little more and get a Peace of Mind! And No More Digital Locks Either! I WILL NEVER BUY ANOTHER CANNON SAFE PRODUCT PERIOD. I've been screwed before but this one was just uncalled for. Told me I should call a Locksmith to get it openned and replace the Lock while I'm at all, of course this will be on my own dime as they will not cover any of this. The Lock only has 1 year parts warranty which is over. Supposedly the Warranty only covers Fire/Water Damage or some crap in that regard. I asked them about the so called 'Life Time Warranty' and he told me to read the dam fine prints. Told me if the Master Code won't work then I'm pretty much Shit out of Luck. S&G tumbler lock for me.Д¬alled the 'Tech Support' today again and was pretty given the Cold Shoulder. No doubt, they are easier to open (hey if you miss the number, just keep going around until you hit it again), but just not worth the risk to me for my own personal safe.

I've seen probably eight of the electronic locks just give up the ghost. We waited 3 days until they could get a crew in (with the right clearances) to pull the vault door (but hey, we got three days of leave free, since we couldn't get to our work). Once, it was on a single entrance door to an area that was previously a SAC command post headquarters (think cave, nuclear hardened, massive steel vault door, no way around it). The electronic locks however, I have seen fail time and time again.

Fortunately, it was on an alternate entry door, so was easily replaced. In all of the 20+ years now of working in these environments, I have only seen one mechanical/non-electronic tumbler combo (Sergeants & Greenleaf) fail. Talk about trying to remember combos (there's a reason there's a magnetic picture of a phone pad on these things you remember code words that translate into numbers for them versus combination numbers). In addition to that, are the (literally) hundreds of safes we use for storage of items. I've worked in a lot of places, almost all of them required the use of a combination lock to get in them.

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