FYI, having a fireproof safe rarely makes any difference in the event of a house fire since tempatures typically exceed the melting point of polymer and aluminum so guns melt regardless.
Seems like a nice little closet safe. I was fortunate enough to recently pick up a safe from a coworker that is retiring and moving. It's an old Browning Whitetail Limited Edition 24 gun with a nice mechanical combo lock and I only paid 400 dollars for it. Definitely going to be an upgrade from my 200 dollar Stack On!
