craftsman47
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get what you pay for............
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SAFE TEST. ok...it can be put in the Garage.....
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craftsman47
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made in USA...is not just a flag to wave.
Leaflessshadetree
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Kinda sad that use an obviously pre-damaged competitors safe. I wonder how many times it was hit before the door came open? Also the competitors safe may be a fire safe and not a security safe. Fire safes aren't designed with break it as a major concern.
I'm actually been looking for a safe and this type of slanted advertising will have me avoiding Liberty.
I'm actually been looking for a safe and this type of slanted advertising will have me avoiding Liberty.
michael murder
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Didn't seem like a head to head test to me either.
LS6 Tommy
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Except for the 100' drop, all of those tests were extremely biased towards the Liberty safe and even in the drop test, the only way I can see how 1 man could roll the competitor's safe over & it took 3 to roll the Liberty would be the previously mentioned fire safe versus security safe scenario.
I'm not saying the Liberty isn't a good safe.
Tommy
I'm not saying the Liberty isn't a good safe.
Tommy
JakeKohl
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why? Because every thief has a 100' crane. That's why!
still fun to watch.
still fun to watch.
67carl
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Did I miss them running into their own safe with a car on test #1? They ran over the competitors safe but not their own.
The second test seemed rigged as their safe used it's corner (stronger point) to hit the door face of the "competitor". If you pause the vid as they are driving towards the camera with their safe after the hit you can see their door is sticking out at the top. They never show their safe close up after the test.
As said above test 3 also seemed rigged.
Now they may be excellent safes, I love they are made in the USA and if I was in the market I would definitely look into them but the video just seemed so obviously suspect.
The second test seemed rigged as their safe used it's corner (stronger point) to hit the door face of the "competitor". If you pause the vid as they are driving towards the camera with their safe after the hit you can see their door is sticking out at the top. They never show their safe close up after the test.
As said above test 3 also seemed rigged.
Now they may be excellent safes, I love they are made in the USA and if I was in the market I would definitely look into them but the video just seemed so obviously suspect.
George in Rancho Cordova
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They may not be marketing experts, but they build good safes.
My Dad was a locksmith and safe dealer.
He had access to any safe on the market.
He chose a Liberty for his personal gun safe.
An attempt was made to break in using a screwdriver around the door edge and breaking off the dial. Both are amateur and poor approaches. Because the lock was inoperative, he had to drill the door, in the secret location.
Liberty gladly picked up, repaired, repainted & delivered the safe.
Guess what brand I got for Christmas?
My Dad was a locksmith and safe dealer.
He had access to any safe on the market.
He chose a Liberty for his personal gun safe.
An attempt was made to break in using a screwdriver around the door edge and breaking off the dial. Both are amateur and poor approaches. Because the lock was inoperative, he had to drill the door, in the secret location.
Liberty gladly picked up, repaired, repainted & delivered the safe.
Guess what brand I got for Christmas?
Rick Klein
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Junk science!