It is better than nothing, but not great. This is effectively the lowest you can get, without just buying a steel gun cabinet.
Fire Rating: The R30 has a 30 minute fire rating. Most gun safe entry level models also use 12 gauge steel and this one is no different. #REMINGTON GUN SAFES AT COSTCO SERIES#
Steel: The Liberty Revere gun safe series uses 12 gauge steel. Interior: The R30 comes with the Flex 3-in-1 interior, which allows you to customize the interior configuration. It is certainly better than some of the Sentry Safe or Stack-On models you see. This is not a bad value for the size of the safe. Overall Value: This gun safe can be purchased for approximately $1,250. Most gun safes have these ratings, but sometimes the entry level models, particularly the ones you find in big box retailers may not. UL Rated: The safe has a UL RSC rating. For approximately $1,250, this is pretty good. Capacity: The safe can hold up to 30 long guns. This is a bit disappointing given that I typically am very complementary of Liberty Safe offerings.įor an explanation of key terms and concepts discussed in this review, please take a look at my Gun Safe Buying Guide. For an entry level option, there are probably better choices. As detailed below, I am not entirely sold on the R30. As the largest model, it can carry up to 30 long guns. The Revere R30 is one of three models in the new Liberty Revere gun safe Series. Third, it would be nice to have some decent fire protection, since this is a more common threat for most people. He is not prepared or knowledgeable enough to deal with a safe that is properly bolted down, even an entry level model. Meaning, the thief who is on a quick smash and grab in your home. Second, you want something that will put up a bit of a fight to casual burglars. First, you want a gun safe that kids and casual houseguests (e.g., housekeeper, your weird cousin Larry, etc.) cannot get into. So, how do I reconcile these two competing issues? Basically, I like to view these safes in a somewhat different context than the $5,000+ top of the line models. On the other hand, most entry level safes are severely lacking. On the one hand, I understand that price is the primary driving force. Reviewing entry level gun safes is always difficult. It is Liberty’s entry level series, although they still have some Centurion models (which are not as good) available. The Liberty Revere Series was introduced in 2012. I might just have to take a drive down to TC this weekend.Liberty Revere Gun Safe Review Revere R30 Haven't seen either in person as none of the Costco's here in the Bay area that I've been to carry any large safes. I ran a comparison and I'm really leaning toward the Winchester based on just the specs and features but having the cannon delivered to my door is nice versus driving about an hour or so to my nearest Tractor supply. I'm in the same situation as I'm also torn between the Winchester and the Bighorn. He agreed to figure out the percentage average that the two others where on sale for, and apply that to the compressor I wanted. I went in about half a dozen times to see if it would go on sale, then finally talked to the manager. I bought my shop compressor from them, and the small one, and the huge 80 gallon where on sale, however the dual stage 60 gallon I wanted was not. They have that big sign that says all employees have permission to do whatever it takes. I wish I had the money to do it at the time.īut you can actually haggle with them. However the salesman offered it to me for $520 if I took it home that day, since it was the last they had. I checked the other one out when I passed by, and they had the one with a mechanical dial instead of digital (what I want, however it felt a bit cheap), and it was $30 less than the digital model. There is one right by my work, and another one about 30 miles South. 
I haven't been able to see the big horns in person (aside from my grandfather's, but his is older than I am so I'm sure things have changed.logo isn't the same even), but I have looked at the Winchester at TS several times.
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