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Have you ever watched the news as fires rip through cities and towns? Residents are typically left hopelessly picking through the rubble, searching for essential tax documents and personal effects.

Birth certificates. Tax records. Deeds. When your home faces a fire, they can all be gone in the blink of an eye if they aren’t stored in a fire-safe box. 

The size of a gun safe is traditionally determined by how many long guns a safe can hold. For instance, a Centurion 36 Liberty safe can hold 36 long guns such as rifles (without scopes) and shotguns.

The size of gun safe you need is determined by how many guns and other valuables you wish to store in your safe. The more you need to store, the bigger the safe you need. 

So, your electronic lock won’t open? Few things are more frustrating. Whether you’re putting away a new pistol, getting out your hunting rifle or need to access your extra cash, when you need to get into your safe, you need to get in. 

Why won’t your safe open? Because not all batteries are created equal. 

Battery failure is the most common reason the electronic lock on your gun safe isn’t working properly. 

Each day, the US Postal Service delivers 181.9 million pieces of mail. That’s 181.9 million opportunities for thieves to steal everything from birthday money to stimulus checks. 

As social distancing has placed an unprecedented strain on the economy, mail theft has increased. The Bellevue Police department reported a, “141 percent increase in mail theft reports compared to April 2019.”