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1) It's a Sentry safe. Really I can stop right there and my point is made without saying another word. 2) It's an electronic locking mechanism which sucks as I mentioned in post #7 (although I tried to be nice about saying it). |
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Yes. I just want to make sure that people didnt just buy one at Wal Mart or amazon and think they were good for like $300. Spend the extra $500 or so and get something legit rather than flushing $300 down the drain. I mean i imagine there are low level safe thiefs that have this nailed down. Would be a shame to lose the lottery to them if they choose your house some night.
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