Gun Safes.....best prices for a good one in Metro Denver - Ideas, Recommendations?

[O2HeN2]

I prefer a dial over a keypad, needs a good fire rating too.

Whattya know, I'm not alone on the dial thing!

Not only am I afraid of the electronics failing in some "it's permanently locked" mode, but as the keypad wears, it gives away hints as to the combo - unless you change it frequently, which has its own set of problems.

O2

[.455_Hunter]

Whattya know, I'm not alone on the dial thing!

Not only am I afraid of the electronics failing in some "it's permanently locked" mode, but as the keypad wears, it gives away hints as to the combo - unless you change it frequently, which has its own set of problems.

Key pads are probably fine for a single gun "quick access" bedroom container, but definitely not for your main secure storage- I use dials or keys for those.