Replacing the keypad on a gun safe?

[Hilltop123]

Anyone done this yet?  I have an older Bighorn gun safe and the keypad has quit working on some of the #'s. Has anyone replaced there keypad with an aftermarket pad? Did it work? The reason I ask is, the range in prices for a replacement, run from $50-300. Why buy a 300$ one, when a 50$ will work just fine.  Thanks in advance......

[EnglishSetter]

I'm a dial guy, but for electronic, SecuRam seems to be on the better safes.

https://www.libertysafe.com/collections/electronic-locks?srsltid=AfmBOoo6egzUO25KOadMhwA7vvR_VchkU7T4wbhAyI-1c-s86Eugs5lr

Then it's a matter of features.  Most of us don't need multiple codes and date stamps. 

[JBG]

I recently went through this with a keypad that completely died.  I had NW safe's install and new key pad and a new locking mechanism for about $450.  You could probably get away with a cheap one but if it ends up malfunctioning or locking you out you then have that do deal with.