Where to get a gun safe in the Metromess

Anyone have advice on where to score a quality gun safe here in the DFW area without having to rob a bank ?

 

Thanks Paul and Rob. emailed both leads tonight.

I do want a tall one and USA made only.
Went to the market hall gun show and my head is still spinning from info overload.
Browning I heard is one of a very few with a content replacement guarantee.

 

I'm really getting into researching this stuff and have found out quite a bit in the last week.
Starting to lean towards Summit safes which is a group buying consortium which specifies and orders from two US manufacturers. Prosteel the one I am interested in. Prosteel builds and wholesales to many high end Brand name "manufacturers" who turn around and apply their paint job then retail the safe. These safes are the top of the food chain other than English made safes. England being the home of many burglar types apparently.

10 gauge steel (real steel) is considered to be the minimum for a top quality safe. 3/16" gives protection from everyone but a safe cracker who will not even consider a residential job. 1/4" is considered to be over the top ( A Ferrari ? )

 

^ Prosteel.

 

Thanks but I'm looking for one to hold an amply supply of weapons for a small army.
Just in case they visit.

 

$20 to the Muppet that cracks this one;
http://www.lackasafe.com/products/used-safes-specials/high-end-safes-best,-strongest,-highest-security-rated-luxury-txtl60-sa

 

I started out thinking 2 grand would set me up just fine. Ah the naive good old days.
72"x50"x28" or thereabouts is the new plan. They say get it twice as big as you think you need. Makes a nifty coffin for long term planners.

Narrowed it down to the upcoming model Champion Crown, Summit Denali, or this local custom builder;
http://www.securityproducts1.com/ (They also build custom vault doors which would go great on a new build home. Next time.)
All US built Top notch quality.
All are 3/16" or thicker. Almost double thickness of 10 gauge which I consider the minimum. The Security Products is 1/4" plate. Nutso but kind of neat.
The Summit would have to be imported from that far off land of Oklahoma.
Fort Knox, Browning, and Liberty while all great IMO carry a premium for the name/service/resale etc.
I'm at double $ of what I envisioned. At this rate there will be nothing left to take.

 

Clever and "new". Lots of great ideas in the design.
Bet he sells a bunch. Good for him.

Change of plan for my goals;
Its now a used TL30 commercial grade safe or bust.
A broker told me to wait until after Valentines when some jewelry stores that are clinging on will finally let go putting more used commercial safe inventory in the market.

 

PS; The one I really really want is a used TLTR30x6 which I have located but its 1000 miles away. This is near the top of the heap being torch and tool resistant not only on the door but on all 6 sides ( hence the "x6" ) This means resistant to a cutting torch for 30 minutes.
Think about it. A torch cuts normal plate fairly quickly. All this for the same price as a normal gun safe. And just 6,000 pounds.
Do I need it ?
Hell no !
Do I want it ?
Hell ya !