Titan Snap Safe

[TennesseeWilliams]

Anybody have any experience with these?

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[yotewacker]

Never heard of them.

 

[TennesseeWilliams]

I'm interested due to the mobility factor. Also has a good fire rating for the price. Just wondered if anyone around had one and their thoughts.

 

[chef larry]

Was looking at the add for them in American Rifleman May 2014 issue.

 

[danielson]

Looks like a kinda halfbreed between an actual safe, and a gun cabinet.

 

[rockhopper46038]

The Zanotti brand is the most well known of the "modular" safes. I'm not familiar with the Titan.

 

[Leo]

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[Leo]

7 gauge steel is pretty thick, (almost 3/16ths) it surely must be sturdy. It says that no tools are needed, I wonder how the unit holds together? Especially on a large, heavy safe, getting it into the house in pieces could be a real (even if only one time) advantage.

 

[chef larry]

7 gauge steel is pretty thick, (almost 3/16ths) it surely must be sturdy. It says that no tools are needed, I wonder how the unit holds together? Especially on a large, heavy safe, getting it into the house in pieces could be a real (even if only one time) advantage.

From what I see in their video, it has studs and nuts/ wing nuts for the installation. Shipping is a little much but it is delivered to the front door not on the curb and have to find a way to get it in the house.