Liberty Safes VS. Competitors. Safes Being Ripped Apart!!! 

That the government already has.

If they want in your safe, they will get in your safe.

@@Jason-id8nc no safe is safe against a determined attacker. Might as well just have a lockable steel locker. It’ll keep the same people out.

Of course. However the next best safe is one that not only uses steel but also a special concrete containing corundum and other stuff to not only make it very tough on cutting tools but also armoured against hammering attacks. Most of these US safes doesn't fare very well on the EN1143-1 standard. That said these true safes with steel and concrete construction are also in quite another price and weight class.

If you have a safe with steel and filled with concrete its going to wreck their blades and make it incredibly hard for them to get into.

Agreed, but if you are a 2A advocate, then the neighborhood will know you have guns, and the only option is to get a security system and a half dozen cameras. Lucky, today, this stuff isn't very expensive, certainly not more than a single quality firearm.

That doesn’t mean we have to help the country go down the drain and buy a safe from a company known to support the people pulling the plug.

@@eightycubicft That's fair.

John Debest no shit. That’s awesome.

Awesome fucking idea. Someone will use that now and make a million from your idea. Just saying. Loose lips sink ships.

You found nobody. Pay no attention to that freshly dug up spot in the yard that's about man sized. (Half man sized, if you split him at the waist.)

…on all three though.

Yup just saw a video of one of these that got pried open and that edge totally bent out of the way. Totally useless test here since that's a common failure point on thin safes.

Fort Knox does, liberty's best safe is only 7 gauge with 1/4 plate on door, or 10 with 3/8. I wish they offered more options for steel. The National Security line is your best choice with them. I use to have a Winchester safe the handle broke working in the metal fab world I brought a nibbler home drilled a 3/8 hole cut open all the seams in around 5 mins. Salvaged all 3 sides of sheet metal for other projects... A safes worst night mare is a nibbler unless its at least 3/16 on body..

That's a lawsuit

@@GoWokeGoBroke2023 Yeah, the American legal system can be pretty lame

@@GoWokeGoBroke2023 nah this is just blatant shilling

Probably Winchester and Cannon, Chinese junk. I'd like it to match up to a Champion.

@@fawnlliebowitz1772 Liberty safes don't match up to Champion safes.

Any safe can be cut into

I would just get a champion t21 they're not as pricey but they are solid steel not that rolled sheet metal like on a liberty

Add a can of black powder and a sticker advertising it on the exterior. Thieves won’t survive a spark

Actually most thieves use very large pry bars and hammers. The hydraulic is a demonstration of how hard it would be for them to pry it open.

ACTUALLY THE SECOND SAFE WAS A CHAMPION AND THE DOOR IS LAMINATED STEEL NOT SOLID STEEL!

You are correct. But are you suggesting that someone should not lock up their firearms or valuables? An angle grinder or torch is meant to cut steel. With that being said, how many burglars are breaking into homes with metal grinders or torches? Not to mention house fires. This couple was sure glad that they had their valuables locked in a Liberty safe when their home went up in flames. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JT7S8RN2ZkE.html

Your wrong good safes have cut resistance and concrete that actually ruins blades . Do more research pls.

@@silverpro8356 In this video they are talking about Liberty Safes which usually only have 11 or 12 gauge steel and something similar to drywall inside for fire heat resistance. I have seen them cut open and pealed like a tin can using a saws-all and a metal cutting blade or angle grinder. There are videos on youtube of this. not putting down Liberty, that is just a fact of safes in that price range. You may want to do a little more research. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-F7k4q3b2q1o.html

Most good safes are filled with a type of concrete that wrecks angle grinders blades.

LAW ENFORCEMENT ALREADY HAS IT ITS THE SAME.

Liberty Safes should be re-name to Tory Federal Government Safe.

This video is rigged. Liberty safe are box store specials. Better off with a stack on safe. Stack on probably makes them for liberty anyway. Unless you have want a good safe. Buy champion, Kodiak. Pretty anything but a Liberty.

THE goverment has the safe to evert liberty safe ever made.

​@@jpoppinga8417Not to mention liberty safe is owned by a bunch of liberty hating anti 2a silicone valley garbage. They have already gave the backdoor access code to all of the digital safes to the FBI WITH NO WARRENT. I would feel more safe with a gun safe made by the A.T.F. Anyone trying to sell one or brag them up should be put in prision for crimes against humanity.

THE GOVERNENT wants you to have a liberty safe they already have the combination for.

huwhat?

No, the winner is Sturdy. Same money as Liberty but 2X as much metal. Zero drywall nonsense

LA-ITSFLAT lol

Bet it was fun to see the humidity spike followed by a gradual decrease.

Plasma torch will not cut through concrete insulation or even a fiberglass mat for that matter. Also a plasma torch will not melt/burn everything in the safe. All it takes is a small air gap that the spark cant jump to stop the plasma torch from getting through so by the time you get through the first layer and chip the insulation out you will have accessed the second steel layer and the cops will be outside waiting for you. Safes do not stop the most determined thieves, they merely delay the theft so you have more time for the cops to show up.

@@1FAST91SONOMA bull i could get into any safe with my power tools under 30 mins without a tourch... Just gotta find out what time they leave for work and come home simple as that all they gotta do is watch ur house 🤣 if they know u have a safe and come ready trust me your shit gonna be gone

With all the time and tools in the world anyone can accomplish anything. They can bring any tools they want but I dont make it easy. My security system is top notch and I can have the cops to my house in 7 minutes if I'm not there to deal with the moron dragging a wagon full of tools myself.

@@stanleyhowe4320 There are safes with a pretty substantial level of resistance against both power tool and torch attacks (they cost a lot more than the ones shown in this video, and weigh 5-10x as much). Paired with the correct alarm system, one can make it so even a skilled attacker probably won't have enough time.

Plasma torches don't work in all materials. Plus there are means of resisting thermal attacks. A thick layer of copper in the sandwich construction works well. Load up the copper with chunks of tungsten carbide, boron carbide, even used diamond surfaced indexable cutting inserts, and you have a material that will destroy anything that tries to cut it. You're now in the range of a vault that is close to impossible to open without destroying the contents. The most certain high tech way to defeat all defenses and not destroy the safe contents is the recirculating diamond wire saw method. If you can bring the safe to the cutting fixture. FIrst line of defense...be sure to bolt the safe to the floor with some serious hardware. A safe you can pick up and drag out is just a heavy box full of goodies to be stolen.

The second safe was a Champion! They use a laminated steel door and it busted apart during our test! But never the less they do make a better safe than Cannon!

@@MikeWardsliberty yeq which champion? The cheapest 12 gauge model? How about the crown or even untouchable by superior which is champion higher model. Liberty doesnt even go to 1/4 thick.

We are very aware of all of their models we are simply saying head to head Liberty for the money is the best safe on the market. Fort Knox, Browning, and Champion / Superior all make great safes but Liberty has found a way to do it better in most cases and for less money than any other American made company out there.

@@MikeWardsliberty Right. But this test wasn't fair. Unlike the one that Champion did with their safes and Liberty's using comparable models.

@@xeroxboy01 the colonial series isnt liberty's best model. The have a chart from 1 to 5 on the security level of each safe they produced and the colonial is only a 2 out of 5. It's also made from 11 gauge steel. I know this because I own one.

Browning seems to have a little better fire rating for the same price range form what I’ve seen. Problem is I bet you have to spend big money for it to actually save your stuff in a fire.

@@whatfreedom7 FWIW it's worth I ended up buying a Regal by Champion.

Deformed with two fingers? What an idiot.

Shut up