money safe

[CertInsaneC5]

Originally Posted by DAB

if i thought money would become worthless some day, i'd borrow a shit load, buy stuff that would be more useful (food, ammo, water, etc), stockpile that somewhere, and watch the mayhem from a distance.

money? it's mostly in the bank or invested somewhere. only cash is what i carry around day to day.

This. The trick is to get the money before the banks shut down.

[thegreenman]

Originally Posted by 6spdC6

Actually the way things are going (on many fronts) having a good supply of common ammo and magazines comes in handy. Other than the obvious uses of ammo/mags/extra guns for their shooting use if the shit really hits the fan (for whatever reason )they are valuable trading commodities.

I agree, for more than one reason, ammo and guns are likely a better investment than gold or silver if the STHF.

If the economy collapses who cares how much money in dollars, cash, gold, etc is on-hand, it all could be worthless (ask Greece in a few weeks).

[JRD77VET]

Originally Posted by Chuck A

but the MRS says no to weapons

Grow some balls and replace the one she gave to the police.

[Rob]

Originally Posted by Chuck A

so no one in VB owns a safe, hell i thought i was dealing with rich folk

I have a safe in my house.

Get a bigger one than you think you need. Trust me. Once you have it you begin to realize what all you want to protect.

[Chuck A]

Originally Posted by Fasglas

Some times it's best to keep some things to one's self.

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as you may remember my house was burglarized a while back thieves stole alot of stuff especially cash that belonged to my children because well children do not hide stuff, and PS they broke in through the side window

[Chuck A]

Originally Posted by Dixievet

I have a safe in my house.

Get a bigger one than you think you need. Trust me. Once you have it you begin to realize what all you want to protect.

it really would just hold cash really dont own anything else that is really worth to much

[Rob]

Originally Posted by Chuck A

it really would just hold cash really dont own anything else that is really worth to much

I keep my hard drive backups in there as well as paperwork and other items that are important to me.

Trust me, you will find things to stuff it with

[Chuck A]

Originally Posted by Thunder22

I have one. Similar to this

http://www.costco.com/Sentry%C2%AESa...100139279.html

quick question maybe a stupid question but how would you be able to open it if the keypad melted?

[Chuck A]

Originally Posted by Dixievet

I keep my hard drive backups in there as well as paperwork and other items that are important to me.

Trust me, you will find things to stuff it with

thanks

[island14]

If it was just money you want to protect, buy a cheap safe that they could easily carry away.. and hide the cash somewhere else.

[Chuck A]

Originally Posted by island14

If it was just money you want to protect, buy a cheap safe that they could easily carry away.. and hide the cash somewhere else.

[6spdC6]

Originally Posted by Chuck A

quick question maybe a stupid question but how would you be able to open it if the keypad melted?

The key pad is only the operator of the mother board that is deep inside the door. If the mother board is OK a replacement keypad will open the door.

The numbers you set are in the mother board!

[RedLS1GTO]

Originally Posted by 6spdC6

Does a 1500 pound gun safe bolted to the floor with a few bucks in it count as a safe!

Actually the way things are going (on many fronts) having a good supply of common ammo and magazines comes in handy. Other than the obvious uses of ammo/mags/extra guns for their shooting use if the shit really hits the fan (for whatever reason )they are valuable trading commodities.

Exactly this.

I've done a lot better in the ammo market than the stock market.

The worse sh*t gets, the more ammo/magazines/firearms are worth. I have never lost money on a firearm purchase and subsequent sale. Even if I was to sell it at low prices to get it liquidated in a hurry, the collection I have now is easily worth 200-300% what I have invested.


Well... it would have been prior to that terrible boating accident.

[Chuck A]

Originally Posted by 6spdC6

The key pad is only the operator of the mother board that is deep inside the door. If the mother board is OK a replacement keypad will open the door.

The numbers you set are in the mother board!

i heard in order to get them, that is PITA, now if a key was also included that would be Ideal

[VITE1]

Originally Posted by Chuck A

so no one in VB owns a safe, hell i thought i was dealing with rich folk

Use your GUN safe to hold your cash. That's what I do. Money and jewelry don't take up much space.

[Chuck A]

Originally Posted by VITE1

Use your GUN safe to hold your cash. That's what I do. Money and jewelry don't take up much space.

never had one

[99 pewtercoupe]

Got a gun safe last year. Even though guns and ammo take up the most space, plenty of room for important papers, some coins/bars and cash in case of emergency

Rule of thumb when buying a gun safe..when deciding on size of safe to buy...look at what size you need now and double that

[Rob]

Originally Posted by VITE1

Use your GUN safe to hold your cash. That's what I do. Money and jewelry don't take up much space.

Depends on the amount of money

[99 pewtercoupe]

Originally Posted by Dixievet

Depends on the amount of money

Agreed. We only keep enough for a couple of weeks cash needs
You don't want to keep really large sums

[Chuck A]

what type of cash should i be thinking of spending it wont be a gun safe just a regular bank safe, dont want a light one either