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Johnny Peppers · 12-14-2001, 12:00 PM

Gun safes are a lot like video equipment in that there are just a few makers, but a lot of different names. Browning sells an excellent safe in many different sizes and storage combinations, and has a good fire rating. I have a Fort Knox and have been very pleased with it. You can go to the website of A.G.English at www.agenglish.com to view the combinations offered by Fort Knox. There are a few small manufacturers who make some really nice safes and then there are some that make a really bad safe when compared to the others, but the main objective is to get your valuables locked up where they can't be carried off with no effort.

I am not sure what the laws are in other states, but where I live if your stolen property is found at a pawn shop it is recovered by the police and it is up to the pawn shop owner to try and recover his loss from the thief. The same is true is an individual is found with your property. You don't have to pay him to get your property back, but he has to have a good explaination as to how he came into possession of it.

12-14-2001, 12:00 PM	#5
Johnny Peppers User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Calion, Arkansas Posts: 1,042 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: Need Gun Safe Advice Gun safes are a lot like video equipment in that there are just a few makers, but a lot of different names. Browning sells an excellent safe in many different sizes and storage combinations, and has a good fire rating. I have a Fort Knox and have been very pleased with it. You can go to the website of A.G.English at www.agenglish.com to view the combinations offered by Fort Knox. There are a few small manufacturers who make some really nice safes and then there are some that make a really bad safe when compared to the others, but the main objective is to get your valuables locked up where they can't be carried off with no effort. I am not sure what the laws are in other states, but where I live if your stolen property is found at a pawn shop it is recovered by the police and it is up to the pawn shop owner to try and recover his loss from the thief. The same is true is an individual is found with your property. You don't have to pay him to get your property back, but he has to have a good explaination as to how he came into possession of it.