Used Gun Safes in Houston(North Side)

[AKM]

Anyone know of a good place to buy used safes in Houston? Looking for a 20-25 gun safe I think, I have probably $400-500 if that's realistic.

 

[Rebel]

If you can, save a little longer and get a Liberty Revolution 24. It's not too far out of your price range.

If that's as much cash as you got, you can get a Revolution 18, or a Stack-on product.

 

[AKM]

I'll look into them thanks man

 

[Rebel]

If it has any impact on your decision, I have a Revolution 18 and I like it. I happened to get a really good deal on mine, otherwise I would have gone with the 24. You can get a Liberty door organizer from Amazon for about $90. I also like that the Revolution series has dials instead of electronic locks.

Don't waste your money on the magnetic panels that nail into the door; they are NOT strong enough to hold loaded mags, I don't care what the packaging shows.

 

[SC-Texas]

Lone star may have some


www.TexasGunTrust.com

 

[Rebel]

Lone star may have some


www.TexasGunTrust.com

Worth a shot, but they tend not to stock many smaller safes. Or, really, any safes below $800.

 

[cncfan]

Saw 1 or 2 on cragslist.

 

[AKM]

Lone star may have some


www.TexasGunTrust.com

Talked to them, I know a guy there and he's keeping his eye out for me.

 

[98f150]

Here at Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/Stack--FS-24-...s&ie=UTF8&qid=1444485795&sr=1-5&keywords=safe

 

[45tex]

Tractor Supply always has safes and have a few on sale now. They would be worth a look. Plus if you are a city boy, they are fun to walk thru.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Gander Mountain has a BIG safe on sale for $1299.00

Liberty, or Timber Ridge, or something like that.

 

[Stoeger12]

Abel's in Huntsville has a Browning, I think, 24 gun safe with a 30 min fire rating at 1400 for $699.... Able's has great prices on their safes overall


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[308nato]

Hey Mike I just bought a Winchester 26 gun safe at Tractor Supply in Tomball on sale for 594.00 + tax.
I think it was rated at 1200 or 1400 degrees for 30 min.