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12-28-2016, 08:40 AM
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As previously stated...safes & locks are for HONEST folks...
Tell no one that you have one. Don't open it in front of people. Conceal it in a location that is NOT obvious. Bolt it to the walls or floor, if possible. (SOME fire-proof safes allow for this WITHOUT jeopardizing their integrity.) You do not get a quality safe without paying for quality. Just my 2 cents... 
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