A-1 Locksmith is the place to go for high quality gun safes, locks, and service in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex. A1 EDU is composed of 2 Sr. managers that have a passion for creativity, gun safes, and security gadgets. Our focus is to bring education (and maybe some laughs) to the gun safe and security world that seems to have many myths and misinformation.
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Now they just need to make an AR dispenser with a toilet paper roll holder connected to it 🤣
Agreed!
❤thanks for the great security advice
Thanks for watching!
Do you guys have similar safe inventories at each store or is one location better than another?
We try. Size & inventory wise Carrollton is the biggest, followed by Celina then Plano and Hines.
Thanks. We’ll see if we can come visit y’all soon.
Unfortunately, they give the government the access to your safe if they ask.
Excellent I like the pistol storage. Looks like you could keep your pistol magazine loaders in the bottom where the ammo is. I don't know if my revolver speed loaders would fit in that shelf. I like this content. You do a good job and your very entertaining also.
We appreciate that very much. I have some .357 speed loaders, I think those “might” fit on there, but I never thought about it. Thanks for the idea and feedback!
Great review. Are you familiar with the Hornady RAPiD Safe Night Guard RIFD access and how does it compare with the Liberty? Appreciate your insight.
Mucho gracias! We’ve not really had a chance to play with the RAPiD and honestly heard. I feedback, surprisingly. I looked into after I read this, reminds me of the Vaultek Smart Station, which seems to be a very popular seller. The Liberty series hand gun vaults have performed really well from our experience. Not just because we sell them, but also hearing from others about it.
jeez bla bla bla. dude yaps too much. just get to the safe already
Dude, right??!
So as a locksmith should I go with elcectronic or with dial ? Thanks in advance!
Mechanical is obviously going to be locksmiths first answer, that may never change, it’s what’s on mine. However, I think it’s fair to point out that companies like SecuRam and AMSEC have put out quality keypads for sometime. The fact Liberty and Browning ProSteel (and some others) are willing to put LifeTime Warranties on these keypads for an extra $130/$149 says a lot of back that up. SecuRam specifically does a 2,000 round test to all their locks. I promise you’ll hear 100 answers if you ask 100 locksmiths/people with safes. I’m basing it off what we see as a company who sells/services/moves about 100+ safes a month.
Every safe dealer will tell you a traditional dial lock is more reliable than a digital. Problems aren’t that common, but when they do it’s always the digital locks. It comes down to steel in the construction. 3/8-1/2” in the door is great, but most doors with less will survive prying attacks. It’s the steel in the sidewalls to consider. The strongest door around is worthless if a $30 Harbor Freight grinder can eat a ring around the top of the safe so they can just reach in and pull the guns out. Between these two safes the Amsec is better as two layers of steel with that “concrete” mixture in between. A grinder has to go “deep” to cut both layers. Fire protection is hit or miss. It all depends upon the location inside the house. Firearms rarely survive unscathed in a total house loss. If that safe falls thru the floor those guns are going to get banged up. Lastly no safe holds the amount of guns they claim especially if you have a lot of bolt actions with scopes. Remember they aren’t “safes”, they are Residential Security Containers. It says so inside the door. If they were “true safes” they wouldn’t have 7-14ga sidewalls. So for smash and grab thieves, limiting access to kids, and SOME fire protection, a gun “safe” is a good idea. The biggest complaint about all safes is the buyer wishes they would have purchased a bigger model. Your collection grows and your wives will want to put stuff in there too! This video host is very knowledgeable. If you live in TX, buy from him. If you live in WA state, buy from NWSafe in Auburn, WA. Don’t ever buy a Chinesium safe from a big box store. I don’t care if it says “Winchester” on the front of it.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 I like it, thank you for jumping in and leaving great feedback. Yes, NWSafe in WA is awesome, if you’re in the area, they have been in business for over 35 years. And like us family run.
liberty safe betrayed us
Dont even think of doing business with this company. If you have a problem they will not get back to you and they do not answer their phones. Complete joke.
Hello! That’s interesting feedback, thanks for sharing. Did the holster have an issue? What happened?
Can you deliver to INDIA🇮🇳
Great feature and good to see options at this size and price point
Gracias!
This video should be illegal! 😂😂😂😂
We still use liberty? I thought we dropped them for their disloyalty to their customers
We do not.
@@SpacecowboyCarl 🦅🦅🦅hell ya
Toematoe.. tomahto.. but that door panel and adjustable shelving is hard to deny
Did you neglect to state what the insulation material was in this safe?
Apologies if I didn’t say, but it’s Gypsum board.
Buy Silver,Platinum, & Crystalized Osmium.
This guys voice is annoying as hell
I agree. Thanks for watching.
A very fair comparison of these two lower tier gun safes. Great for those who can only afford this type of protection or may only need this type of protection. Good video guy. Suggestion...Why not step up the game and show two or three of the lowest cost RSC rated gun safes. That would be interesting.
THIS…..this is the solid feedback we like to hear to help us bring better content. Thanks for falling along and leaving your feedback. We appreciate this. 💪🏻
Liberty safes 🤣😂🤣🖕
You lost me at Liberty... All they need is the FBI code to get in .. PASS!!!
Why would anyone in the 2A community use a Liberty Safe for a video?
Yeah who wants a liberty safe after combo gate
Liberty safes?? Just call em up and ask for the code, they just hand em out 😂
Breaking into a Liberty Safe? Save time and hassle and call them for the combo.
First off make sure to never buy a liberty safe. Heck with anything other than liberty. Unless you don’t mind liberty giving out the combos
Damn you beat me to it
Fuck the atf
@@ianroan6319 didn't win at all. They shouldn't be giving codes out to anyone for any reason, period. Even phone companies don't HAVE to open your phone for police and the vast majority of times, won't.
I got a better idea. Don’t storm the capital and get raided by the FBI
The only thing a liberty safe is good for is securing Bud lights.
Thank you for putting this info out. I am also a locksmith, and definitely advise any safe owner to have their combination, or code changed as soon as possible after purchase. Especially if they want to be the only one that can access their safe, other than a certified locksmith/safe technician.
Thanks for watching! We’re just trying to educate folks on the channel. Appreciate you chiming in. What part of the country?
How can you replace the key lock portion on a mechanical dial Liberty Presidential safe
As a locksmith I can remove the keyed lock in the dial, rekey it, cut some keys and reinstall. I guess I’m saying find a locksmith in your area and they can come make it happen.
@@A1LocksmithofTexas thank you
Usual suspect
ہن آرام ای پہلے سے 😂
Thanks it's nice vedeo please make vedeo how to reseat lost password
Thanks for watching! So you have a S&G & is the door open?
Two questions.... How long does the battery last before needing to be recharged? And is there space to drill holes in the bottom to bolt it down or does the battery get in the way?
Battery life - it’s one of those “We’ve heard lots of answers” and we don’t necessarily go off of manufacture specs. We want to test it. This one has been on display since the video was made (over a year). We charged it before the video or right after. It’s been charged once since, probably hasn’t been charged in 4-6 months and gets used several times a week. Yes, it can be bolted. Battery and motherboard are plenty out of the way for that.
A fine way to show off my love for Turkish engineering.
Exactly!
Awesome video 😂
Lol, thanks for watching!
This dumbass really robbed a liquor store run by a security company.
Hahahaha, he didn’t get far 🤠
Why on Earth would anybody want a liberty safe?
They fast when it's a state run store
Hahaha that cop took him down like he was a corner back stopping the game winning touchdown 😂🤣
Hahaha!
Buy Silver , Platinum, & Crystalized Osmium.
I want the high end browning this looks like my Winchester 36 gun safe
High end Browning’s are fantastic! This new line is an ultra competitive line to 14 gauge safes. Very budget friendly with several sizes to choose from.
@@A1LocksmithofTexas nice work
@@user-nj8jg2us9w We appreciate it!
Do you guys deliver and install to Waco?
Yessir, shoot me a call or email to discuss more.
6 pistols on the door is probably the best part of that 24.
That’s a valid point. I’m a big fan of elevated floors, too.
Yes.
That holster is bada$$. 😳
A very concise comparison. Good job.
Hope it helps, thanks for watching!
@@A1LocksmithofTexas It really does help. I'm just going thru your library of videos. Pretty sold on American Security.
I bought a champion safe model triumph 25 with a sg keypad from a neighbor and I’d love to change the code but I’m scared to get locked out. When I open it I can’t throw out the bolts they won’t come out. What should I do first ?
Thanks for stopping by. If you open the door and try to throw the bolts out with no luck then you probably have a detent. Typically a detent is placed on the back side of the door or the bottom of the door, this will be a piece of metal sticking out like a bolt. Typically it’s got a black/red plastic cap or coating on the end. It’s sticking out like the bolts however, you’ll notice is tremendously smaller then a bolt. After locating the detent….door is open, depress the detent & at the same time rotate the handle/spindle to throw the bolts out in order to begin. It’s there to avoid throwing the bolts and slamming the door which would damage then paint (potentially the bolts, too).
Yuck. What a piece of crap.
Trash.