Lazy Susan for Gun Safe - Pendleton Safes

[whacker1]

I am just curious why in the couple of years I have been looking on this hunting forum and others that this brand has not come up before.

I have been thinking that when I make the new plunge into a gun safe that I would like to get a lazy susan put in one.  Check this set up out.  I have no idea what it costs, so that part is irrelevant at this point, and it appears the nearest dealer is in Wyoming.  But I wanted to share, because I was intrigued by the lazy susan.  For those interested, read their fire rating..... It is rather entertaining.

http://www.pendletonsafes.com/


http://www.pendletonsafes.com/about/#busting-the-myth-of-fire-ratings

[NRA4LIFE]

Just looking at the weights of those safes, they're fireproofing can't be nearly as robust as other brands like Graffunder.

[whacker1]

Just looking at the weights of those safes, they're fireproofing can't be nearly as robust as other brands like Graffunder.

read the link on the - busting the myth of fire ratings..... It doesn't appear that they intend to fire rate a steel safe.

[FC]

Those look pretty nice and their rating to pay 50k towards any losses due to a fire sounds pretty good but I saw the pricetag and choked...$6500 They do look real nice though.

[whacker1]

Those look pretty nice and their rating to pay 50k towards any losses due to a fire sounds pretty good but I saw the pricetag and choked...$6500 They do look real nice though.

where did you find the price tag?  I couldn't find it, and assumed that I missed it somewhere.

[FC]

I googled the safe and then hit "shopping".

[JackOfAllTrades]

I'm trying to figure out how I can put that carousal in my safe! 

-Steve

[400out]

I'm trying to figure out how I can put that carousal in my safe!  

-Steve

You take it out of the wifes kitchen  

[MP123]

Maybe a little off topic but I just got one of these for my safe:

http://www.cabelas.com/catalog/search_catalog_command.cmd?fromProductSearch=true&item1=IK-229856

it really freed up a lot of space on the shelves.

Only problem is now I need some more guns! 

[whacker1]

There is another article online about a guy that built one for his safe.   The concept would be the same.  I wasn't able to find the article I came across yesterday, but here is an option of interest.

http://www.gun-racks.com/all_rotary_gun_racks

It appears to be helpful.  If you already had a big gun safe, you could either leave the upper shelves in for storage or build an upper rotary for pistols.  

[JackOfAllTrades]

You take it out of the wifes kitchen  

Not a chance!   

And yes, MP123, I'm ready for some sort of pistola storage hanging on the door.

-Steve