Eduardo wrote:I'm only about $1,500 USD into it, new these things are $8000 + for this size.
Yeah sounds right.
I think I've seen similar ones new here for about $6,500?
Eduardo wrote:I'm only about $1,500 USD into it, new these things are $8000 + for this size.
Warrigul wrote:Imperial? Well I grew up with it and it isn't so bad.
Warrigul wrote:I have dealt with people in the US for many years and the mm/d/year really s**ts me at times.
Eduardo wrote:All I had to pay was for a specialized service to pickup\deliver and to change out the lock. I'm only about $1,500 USD into it, new these things are $8000 + for this size.
Makes me feel good when I'm away. My Dad paid $1,000 for his safe and I feel I could break into it with a crowbar. This one is a whole other level.
Aster wrote:It's "like turtles all the way down".
Dunno if anyone will get that...
juststarting wrote:Boredom
sandgroperbill wrote:Orr...start a series of threads along the linesof .308 vs .30-06,.222 vs .223, .300blk vs .30-30, .303 vs 7.7, or even 7.62x64 vs .30-06 and 7.62x51 vs .308... They'd probably melt the forum
Eduardo wrote:You need one of these, it may not look like much but it is a TL-30 class safe.
2,460 lbs, that's 1,116kg for you metric minded folks.
You're not walking off with this fat bastard.
Eduardo wrote:that's 1,116kg for you metric minded folks.
pete1 wrote:Can you put a safe in a cupboard legally?
With the safe bolted to the wall and floor and have the cupboard locked to hide it.
agentzero wrote:Man you're keen.
Safes upon safes upon safes
Eduardo wrote:Hucka wrote:You mean it's 1,116kg, or 2,460 lbs for people still using the ridiculous Imperial system
3. Moving to Day/Month/Year date format, instead of Month/Day/Year. I mean really, who the %$# thought up that little gem?