Give a man a case of dynamite, and he will feed the whole town for a year! Give a man a fishing pole, and he will drink too much beer, get tangled in fish line, hook himself in the nose casting, fall overboard, and either drown, or, go home hungry and wet. Give a man a fish, and he will eat for a day. If a guy can, and is prepared to break into one of these, they're probably capable of cracking your welded case? The only best step is to step up a notch on security rating above that of Residential Security Devices. So, I'm not sure that it's that much of an issue as far as RSD's go. and I don't recall that his was a "cheap" RSD, and Hornady/Snapsafe claims "as secure as a welded safe". I think they claim good to 2400* but I don't recall a time rating.Īs for security, many of us saw how Dana's RSD was breached and removed. Was your comment, in re fire rating, a general assessment of modular safes, a comment about the ones at work, or on Snapsafes? One of their most prominently touted features is their (Snapsafe's) fire rating. I'm not defending them - I only yesterday saw the advert and I'm not selling so I have nothing at stake - but only wish to discuss. Also provides shit for fire rating.įor a large home collection, these are not the safes you are looking for. Easy to assemble, but nowhere near the rigidity or feel of a real safe. We have snap safes at work in some of our offices.
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