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02/08/16 11:12 PM
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Nighteagle
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ive been doing lots of research...does anyone have one of these and has anyone done business w/ agunsafe company in garland. im looking at a the bf 6636 w/ upgraded inner walls. if anybody has any other ideas or recommendations im all ears
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Re: amsec safes
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02/09/16 02:47 AM
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huntwest
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I had one and learned that they do not primer and paint the bottoms of their safes. We moved mine after about 3 years when I bought another brand just larger. It had a giant rust stain under it and the carpet was ruined. I called them and was to,d that they never had a complaint before now. No way.
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Re: amsec safes
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02/09/16 05:19 PM
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Bbear
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I've had two of them for about 20 years each. Good, solid safes. No better or worse than any other name-brand safes. Haven't had a fire or anyone try to break in so I couldn't say anything about that end of it.
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Re: amsec safes
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02/09/16 06:42 PM
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TxHunter80
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When I was in the market, the BF series seemed to be a great buy. It provides better protection than most others in that class.
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