Should I just do the Walmart thing? 

 

Guess I could save on sales tax if I bought from Delaware.

 

What can I expect to spend?  Anything decent in the $800 to $1200 range?  

 

 

theres no sales tax on gun safes in NJ

No sales tax in NJ if sold as gun safe. Tax exempt.

 

There are other threads on this board that have discussed this topic. A little google-fu with the search feature will give you the answers you need.

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First and foremost sir.. what is your budget..

Check tractor supply.

I picked up the big horn gun safe from Costco. Cost me about $600 delivered. I am very happy with it. I would recommend it if its in your budget.

Ya gotta be kidding? Another gun safe thread?

Show him some links of recent threads and save some typing....

 

 

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I picked up the big horn gun safe from Costco. Cost me about $600 delivered. I am very happy with it. I would recommend it if its in your budget.

 

Do you happen to have a link to the specific one? 

 

No tax on safes in NJ, noice. 

First and foremost sir.. what is your budget..

 

I was thinking around $1000?

Check tractor supply.

 

I thought you were kidding...

 

http://www.tractorsupply.com/en/store/search/gun-safes

I have the Cannon Wide Body from Tractor Supply. Its a heavy sucker, not a easy mover

I was thinking around $1000?

 

 

good deal.. do you have size restrictions or do you want to get the most safe, with decent quality for your budget?

 

Off the top of my head.. Winchester, Bighorn, Cannon, and if you can up your budget 150-250 bucks you can get a liberty. At this price point you need not be concerned with steel thickness as most plated steel doors start in and around 1750-2k. What you can focus on is the size, the fire rating, and the amenities that come with the safe (outlet, door panel, etc.

 

When you narrow it down to one or two safes, dont discount the product reviews for insight to help you choose the best in your price range and needs.

 

 

Tractor Supply, Costco, and Lowe's Online site carry a combination of the brands listed above.

Here you go: http://www.costco.com/BIGHORN-19ECB-Safe.product.11625662.html?cm_vc=Home_7&cm_sp=CommerceRecs-_-2-carousel-2-(home_7)+Activity+2-_-Home_7

Ya gotta be kidding? Another gun safe thread?

Show him some links of recent threads and save some typing....

 

 

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Just skip the thread if you don't feel like reading it or giving a constructive answer. Would have saved you the typing.

I dont think safe threads are a one size fits all answer. There are always variables that could shape someones final choice in selectoing a safe.

 

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I wish they would start putting mechanical locks back on safes. All the deals on big, cheap-ass RSCs have electronic locks now. I have stuff I wouldn't mind putting in a cheap-ass RSC but I don't want to have to smash the thing open in 5 years when the lock fails.

I was thinking around $1000?

 

I would look into this one, $1k and free shipping http://www.costco.com/Bighorn-B6030EL-Heavy-Duty-Safe.product.11468049.html

I wish they would start putting mechanical locks back on safes. All the deals on big, cheap-ass RSCs have electronic locks now. I have stuff I wouldn't mind putting in a cheap-ass RSC but I don't want to have to smash the thing open in 5 years when the lock fails.

The "emp proof" option is starting to make its way through top and bottom tier safes... I believe ft knox and cannon or winchester offer solutions of both.

 

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