Check out this neat safe

[imschur]

http://www.pendletonsafes.com/

I didnt notice mention of fire ratings

[asmurff]

That is a very neat safe, I really like the ease of getting to everything.

[Microgunner]

I like that.

[FS2KSTD]

Pretty cool safe, although those with many carbines like the FS2000 and PS90 might have some troubles. Those types of rifles are not very "safe-friendly".  :confused:

[Microgunner]

Pretty cool safe, although those with many carbines like the FS2000 and PS90 might have some troubles. Those types of rifles are not very "safe-friendly".  :confused:

Just shove a nonscoring cleaning rod down the bore. Instant extension.

[imschur]

Ive been thinking of pulling the organizing stuff out of my safe. Im going to put all the guns in cases to see if I can fit more that way.

[asmurff]

After seeing that I'm going to paint the interior of mine a gloss white and add a light it is hard to see since it is in a closet.

[Dangermouse]

I read an article many moons a go, which discussed putting a rope light in your safe. It suggested that you could leave them on all the time to act as a dehumidifier and you had the bonus of the light. No idea about how much it would cost to run though.

[imschur]

hey thats a great idea. 

[rodent.22]

I run a rope lite in my wifes ceramic figurine display cabinet. It lights up the inside well, it's on all the time, it doesn't heat up and couldn't cost over 25 cents a month to run, and it came from Lowes light bulb area. About 6 bucks and I have an extra one! I never thought about the gun cabinet! Great idea!!!

[asmurff]

I like the idea of the rope light and it will be very easy to install.

[Dangermouse]

Found the original article at http://www.6mmbr.com/gunsafes.html

A big "how to" article on buying gun safes, well worth 10 minutes if you can afford the time.

This is also a very good site for accuracy related articles. .22lr is not catered for though.