A Modular Gun Safe That Can Fit Almost Anywhere
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The guys from Steelhead Outdoors come to Randy's office in Bozeman, Montana to set up three new modular gun safes. Randy needs to not only protect guns, but also ammo and footage.
He gets two gun safe for all his rifles and shotguns, and one safe dedicated to just ammo. These guns safes are unique in that they are modular, meaning you can put them in hard to get places where a preassembled safe wouldn't allow. Additionally, when you move you don't have to leave your safe behind, instead you can disassemble and take it with you.
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“Assembly bolts are only accessible from the inside, so the door must be open to assemble or disassemble” Hard to tell but definitely one of the questions that came to mind when I saw Allen bolts hold on the exterior hinges.
It looks like the best part of these gun saves is they can be put together inside which would eliminate the bulk and the weight of trying to move them into place
I like the concept. Went to the website. For that price they ought to come and put it together for you.
$3,200 delivered compared to an equivalent size Cabela's delivered for $1,000, so its definitely looking for that particular shopper who plans on moving around a bunch to warrant 3x in cost.
@@it_is_what_it_is_brotha there are a lot of upper end features beyond the modularity, when looking at a larger manufacturers spec sheets, you have to go “up the food chain” quite a ways before you get to 1/2 inch reinforced door jambs, 1/2 inch lock plates, bearing lock hard plates, S&G Titan direct drive locks, etc.
While I agree with your point, steelhead, the majority of folks cannot justify spending 3-6 times the price for details like this.
It’s ok though, you don’t need to be a Toyota and be accessible to each person, you can be a Porsche and be in a niche market.
I love the design and versatility of this, BUT… you can get a good 30 minute fire rated safe for around $400-600 bucks for 12-16 long guns. Their cheapest is $2700. At some point we’ve gotta do a better job offering people realistic products. I like good gear as much as the next guy, but wearing $3000 in clothing, having a $1500 pair of binos and then shooting a 3k gun with a 2k optic isn’t realistic for 99.999999 if hunters out there. And this is much of the same. But I also get that there are perks of being a famous sponsored hunter and I’m not hating on that since I’d be all about it too.
Amen! Too many people forget what the hunt is all about because they get wrapped up in the latest and greatest gear they think they have to be using or wearing. 👍🏻
Exactly, but it goes further than that. It seems like a lot of these online brands are either selling or supporting (and supported) these ultra expensive products and I think it may be turning some away. Out of all the gear that I see these CZcams hunting channels sponsoring, I can name ONE that is realistic for a lot of folks and that’s the meat eater rifle. Those folks peddle some expensive and unrealistic shit (like 1k tree stands and 300 dollar jackets and pants) but that one is a true bargain of a rifle for $750-$900
I’d like $12k in free safes too, where do I sign up
Too expensive for a design like this...
Seems like an excellent product and most likely the price is up to par with the quality. It is just not easy to invest that money on a safe. That been said if a person can afford it and wants it they should get it.
Looks like a good safe set up I will do some research on them
Thank you for sharing this information
God's Blessings on all your endeavors
Yeah way to pricey. I could move 3 x and leave the safe in every house I sell and still not reach the price of one of these safes. My safes are a fire rated safe heavy safe.
These safes only keep your kids and employees from hauling off your stuff. 😆 None of these type safes are Dewalt proof. I like the modular design…so much easier to install and move.
All safes are buying time and ruling out methods of entry. With power tools and time, most anything is possible, after all the metal that makes these safes are processed with power tools and time.
What keeps anyone with an Allen wrench set from taking the door off?
I was wondering the same thing.
Ditto
No kidding, these are not safes, there are file cabinets. I can’t believe he actually supports what seems to be such a horrible product. Lol
@Kip Watson there’s a dead bar that slots in when the door is closed kind of like a tongue and groove so even if the hinges are removed you can’t open it. They explain it on their website
No thanks...
Great products had to go to the site and check them out thanks for the tips!
What an awesome product and idea! Before the video came out I listened to them on your Podcast. I’m definitely going to look at getting one for my house. Thank you Randy for the video and seeing how it’s built. Great job!
Thanx
My husband and I have one of these safes and we love it!! Please, please, please educate yourselves on safes in general before making a comment about these highly-engineered products. We researched safes for 3 mos - looked at all the brands - watched all the videos and asked questions on everything from fire rating to moving. What we learned is not all safes are created equal. And not every safe will have ALL the attributes you desire. Oh sure, you can spend $15,000 on a safe with 90% of the attributes you want (diamond steel so a DeWalt can't cut it), but that last 10%? Well, that's actually moving the safe, which means you are selling it with the house, or hiring movers for hundreds of dollars. Corey and Charlie are two of the nicest, down-to-earth folks you'll meet and they'll answer every single question you have. So give them a chance!
Yeah, I can tell that these are good safes just by how thin the steel is. Better safes with high quality solid steel have thin walls and doors, vs the thick doors that are just thin sheet metal covering drywall.
@@Snorkl7879 exactly, educating ourselves on how those other high-end brands have drywall, which cause moisture retention, which then forces you to have a dehumidifier in the safe so they can upsell you... and so on...
I suppose if your concern is being able to move the safe then this is a viable option. When I look for a safe I’m looking for security and this quite frankly is a very weak design.
@@alfredomartinez2615 the missing link is that a lot of our customers physically cannot fit a traditional safe where they would like it to go. Our customers have hauled the panels up an elevator one piece at a time. Another hauled the panels on end down a 20 inch access to a crawl space.
Are these not bolted to the floor? Can they be bolted to the floor without drilling? I did go look at them, after my comment, and I still say they look like a file cabinet on the inside :). I then saw the price and realized they are out of my price range even for the small one as I did entertain at least looking at them.
Yes sir, all of our safes come with provisions to attach to the floor.
One for guns one for Seka gear one for Yeti Coolers
I would definitely use RED Loctite on all the Allen bolt's otherwise someone could just remove one of the walls and walk away with all gold bars and ammo stock pile Randy plans to keep in there🤑😂
Nope.
Cool. Safes are ovens no matter what
The cost is a solid NO from me.
I will stick with Fort Knox safes.
Great safes and made in the USA! Our safes are designed to go where a traditional safe will not!
Nice, but too spendy
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Hinges better get welded on
There is a dead bar that interlocks behind the door jamb as you shut the safe. So it must be opened to 30 degrees before it can be removed.
Got it
Not being fully welded and having the hinges exposed in that fashion is a major concern. 👎🏻👎🏻
We recommend you check out our FAQ section on the website if you’d like to learn more. Modular safes have been around for a while, and if you compare our feature set with comparable traditional safes you will find that you have to go up the “food chain” quite a bit to get the quality of components used in our safes including bearing hard plates, 1/2 inch lock plates, 1/2 inch reinforced door jambs, and high end locks, just to name a few.
@@steelheadoutdoors1829 Are you making a statement that your hardware “screws” are stronger than wields? Show me the engineering behind that
@@alfredomartinez2615 no, not comparing bolts to welds, there are too many variables. If you can easily put a traditional safe in your desired location: then it’s likely the best solution for you. If you have decided that a modular safe is a good solution for you, ours uses top quality components and is built in the USA. With a modular safe, you can put your safe where you want to or where you should put it, rather than where it will fit. Too many safes get left in garages.
Allen wrench and your in.
Nope.
Too be honest that is exactly what I thought, they missed an important part in this film and on their own CZcams channel, there apparently is a bar that locks down internally so the door can't be removed, not that it bothers me I will never own that many guns where I live!
As I unscrew the door off and get inside
As you show what little you know about how these are built. But, carry on if you must.
@@Fresh_Tracks I literally just watch them put the Allen heads on the outside. Randy I respect you. I have watched your videos for years but a sponsor I know you won’t talk bad about. If they want to prove their safes post a link of them donating to a non sponsor and allow them to try and break into it and see how long it takes. People will respond better to it.
@@Fresh_Tracks it took alittle bit to find on their website but I see they have a plate that runs length wise of the hinge side. They still should show a legit break in of the safe like other companies to show their strength.
After everybody has seen this video
Might want to research that comment a bit further.
Wasn't trying to be rude
My apologies