Expert Advice on Safes and Vault Doors

In an age when drug enforcement laws are tougher than ever, people with a bad habit turn more and more to prescription medication to achieve their high. Hydrocodone, oxycodone, morphine, and other high-strength pain relievers are consistently one of the most abused substances in the world today. Not only do they deliver a powerful release from the woes the abuser thinks they have, but they are also completely legal. This means that anybody with a doctor’s note can gain access to them at a pharmacy.

One of the most important factors of owning a firearm is keeping it safe and secure for the protection of the people around you. This can seem challenging when you live in an apartment building rather than a house where you may otherwise be able to store your firearm in a gun safe. Fortunately, there are ways you can store your firearm in an apartment without risking the safety of your kids or loved ones. Here are a few security tips for storing a firearm in your own apartment.

Dye the Safe guy here, Dye Hawley, manager of Safe & Vault Store.com. I am here today to talk about the Browning SR26 Silver Series Gun Safe. 

Combination locks are about as old as safes themselves and have been a staple of security for centuries. The first known combination lock was found in a Roman tomb though more reliable historical examples are attributed to a manual published by Muslim engineer Al-Jazari in 1206.

As anyone who has gone to college and lived in a dorm room knows, you’re living in very small quarters with a bunch of other college students in a building that often has pretty relaxed security measures. My college dorm had key-card entry, but that didn’t stop people from propping open the door to let others in, or letting in a stranger who swears they’re just going up to see a friend.

While safes have come a long way since their inception so too have the tools that are used to break and pry them open. While once upon a time a crowbar may have been enough to crack any fancy safe in the land this isn't the case anymore. 

A Burglary Fire Safe is usually a composite safe that helps you protect important documents from possible fires and valuables from burglars at an affordable price. Almost all Burglary Fire Safes have passed a 1 to 2 hour 350 degree Fahrenheit factory fire test.