If, by chance, we do not have a safe in stock that meets your needs, we do special order safes.

We typically receive truckloads of safes every 2 to 3 weeks. If the manufacturer has the safe in stock we can add it to our next truck.

If the manufacturer does not have it in stock then it usually takes 3-4 weeks to manufacture the safe and get it shipped to us.

One of the top reasons people choose to purchase Liberty gun safes is for the fire protection they offer. Liberty gun safes are designed to provide their owners with the utmost security and fire resistance. Depending on the model you choose, you get anywhere from 30 minutes to 2.5 hours of fire resistance for your firearms and valuables. If you are shopping for a safe, here some things we think you should know about safe fire protection.

Everything you ever wanted to know about Liberty Safe fire ratings

Mechanical locks are the flagship locks of the safe industry: One turn right, one turn left and then one last turn right to the final number. This type of lock will give you the old-timey feel of opening a safe. All large capacity Liberty Safes come standard with the industry’s top-rated Sargent & Greenleaf® UL-listed mechanical locks for added security

Here’s what you should know about the superior locks we use on our gun safes:

Features of Liberty’s UL-Listed Mechanical Locks

Liberty uses two types of S&G mechanical locks on our safes:

1. S&G’s 6741 lock that features a ±25 number dialing tolerance, diecast Zamak lever and wheel centers. This lock is used in all Franklin models.
2. S&G’s upgraded 6730 lock also features a ±1.25 number dialing tolerance but has dual locking wheels that make it harder for numbers to slip when spinning the dial too fast and brass wheel centers for extra durability.

Both locks feature a dual functioning heat and drill resistant relocker inside. A key-locking dial is standard. Each comes with a preset, unique 3-number combination code that is printed in the lock’s use and care manual. Because both locks feature S&G’s Magic Module footprint, you never have to worry about making modifications to your safe if you decide to switch to one of their electronic locks in the future.

Benefits of Liberty’s UL-Listed Mechanical Locks

If you’re wondering why you should choose a Liberty gun safe equipped with a UL-listed mechanical lock, consider the following benefits:

• You get that great feel of a combination dial.
• You never have to replace batteries with a mechanical lock.
• The relocker inside S&G’s mechanical locks will fire and lock up the last tumbler if anyone attempts to drill or torch the lock.
• The key-locking dial provides a day lock feature which gives added security by preventing the dial from turning. Just remember, using the keylock by itself will not provide you with total security. For the maximum in security, always spin the lock’s dial before using the keylock.
• The locks feature an “87” key-lock feature that allows the lock to be locked in an open position by dialing “87.” This allows you to open and close the door without spinning the dial or locking it when you will be entering repeatedly.

When purchasing a Liberty gun safe, you have the option of upgrading the standard UL-listed mechanical lock to a SecuRam® UL-listed electronic lock. While our mechanical locks provide excellent security, you might prefer choosing a more modern lock. And that’s ok because our electronic locks also provide excellent security.

Here’s what you should know about the electronic locks that are used with Liberty gun safes.

Features of Liberty’s UL-Listed Electronic Locks

SecuRam has always been a leading innovator in the industry. They are always working to improve lock technology. Liberty offers three different models of SecuRam UL-listed electronic locks, which are known throughout the industry for their proven reliability.

1. SecuRam’s TopLit is available for installation on Liberty’s Centurion, USA and 1776 gun safes. This lock comes in a shiny chrome finish.
2. SecuRam’s BackLit is available for Liberty’s Colonial, Fatboy Jr., Home and Premium safes. This lock is available in three finishes: chrome, black chrome and brass.
3. SecuRam’s ProLogic is available for Liberty’s Franklin and higher models. This lock is also available in three finishes: chrome, black chrome and brass.

All three models of SecuRam electronic locks are battery operated. It is recommended that you only use Duracell or Duracell ProCell 9-volt batteries in these locks.

Each lock comes with a preset code of “1-2-3-4-5-6” from the factory. You should change it to your own unique code when your safe is installed.

Benefits of Choosing a Liberty UL-Listed Electronic Lock

There are numerous benefits of choosing an UL-listed SecuRam electronic lock for your Liberty gun safe, including:

• The lock’s light makes it easy to see the keypad in the dark without having to wear glasses to allow quick and easy access.
• This electronic lock is a Group 1 lock, which means there are almost one million possible lock combinations you could create.
• It could take a thief up to 27 years to crack the lock’s combination.
• You could change your combination whenever you want without having to have a locksmith do it for you.
• You can change the batteries in the lock from the front of your safe without having to open your safe.
• The lock remembers your combination while you change its battery or the battery dies.
• Unauthorized users are blocked from entering additional combinations after several failed tries.
• If a thief removes the keypad from your gun safe or smashes it in place, he still will not be able to get into it.

Whether you choose an electronic lock or a mechanical lock, you cannot go wrong. You still will be getting one of the most secure safe locks available in the industry.

According to U.S. News & World Report, the threat of an EMP attack is real in the United States. News about North Korea and Iran’s nuclear programs are a constant reminder that this should not be ignored. But it is not just the threat of nuclear attack that we should worry about, there are other instances that could cause EMP problems, too. If a catastrophic EMP event were to happen, our countries infrastructure is poorly prepared for the resulting devastation and chaos. But there is something that you could do to protect yourself and your family in the event of an EMP attack: an EMP resistant safe lock.

What Is EMP?

EMP stands for electromagnetic pulses which are short bursts of electromagnetic energy. They can damage or interfere with electrical or electronic equipment. When this happens, the equipment’s functionality may be disabled temporarily or completely. While the biggest threat we hear about in the news about EMP is from nuclear attack, EMP could also occur:

• Naturally from a massive solar flare
• From a cyberattack
• From intentional electromagnetic interference weapons

These EMP causes could expose or exploit vulnerabilities in our country’s power grid and shut down the electric grid.

What If an Attack Occurs?

Whether from a natural cause or a full-blown attack from a foreign aggressor, the results of an EMP attack would be devastating. Panic would likely result, and when people are scared, they do things that they normally would not do. And you, of course, would want to make sure that your family is safe.

Upgrade to an EMP Resistant Safe Lock

If you're like many people, you have chosen to purchase a safe to keep your guns and valuables secure in your home. But in the event of a national emergency, like an EMP attack, if you have an electronic lock on your safe, you might not be able to open it. This would definitely be a time where you might need to access cash that you have stashed away for an emergency because ATMs are likely to be rendered useless. Plus, you'll want to be able to access your guns to protect your family and home if needed. So, what can you do?

If the threat of an EMP attack has you worrying about how you'll be able to get into your safe, Liberty Safe has the answer for you. We offer SecuRam Xtreme safe locks as upgrades to our safes. These locks are highly advanced electromechanical locks specifically designed to resist EMP.

We're also proud to announce that our SecuRam TopLit, SecuRam BackLit, and SecuRam ProLogic safe locks were recently tested and certified as EMP resistant by Dayton T. Brown Laboratories, the largest independent A2LA accredited testing lab in the United States. This is the same lab that tests equipment for the military.

You can rest assured that if an EMP catastrophe strikes, you will be able to get into your safe.

When you buy a UL-rated safe from Liberty Safe, the story doesn’t end once your safe has been delivered and set up in your home. Instead, it is just the beginning of a lifelong relationship. You can always count on us if something goes wrong with your Liberty safe. We are known for having the best warranty in the industry.

What Does the Liberty Safe Warranty Cover?

Safes sold by Liberty Safe are warranted to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for the lifetime of the original purchaser. If you find your safe has a defect in materials or workmanship, Liberty will repair or replace your safe at no cost.

This lifetime warranty does not cover your safe’s lock or painted finish. Your safe’s lock and painted finish is guaranteed to be free from materials and workmanship defects for five years from the date you purchased your safe. If there is a problem with either, Liberty will cover the parts and labor to repair your safe.

You are covered for one year from the date of purchase for any electrical accessories that come with your safe. This includes lights, light switches, cords, transformers, dehumidifiers and any other electrical items. Even the shelving within your safe, such as side shelves, rails, center divider or gun racks are covered for two years from your original purchase date.

Liberty Safe Always Has Your Back!

Liberty safes are built to be tough and withstand burglary attempts as well as keep your firearms and valuables safe from fire. However, if in the process of a break-in attempt or fire, Liberty’s warranty has your back. Our warranty will cover the cost to repair or replace your safe if your homeowner’s policy does not, including:

• Door
• Handle
• Locking bars
• Locking mechanism

Your safe’s lock and paint finish are not covered in the event of a burglary or fire. You will need to fill out Liberty’s Fire or Burglary Safe Replacement/Repair Claim.

Liberty Safe Owner Responsibility

While Liberty is committed to backing up our safes with our limited lifetime warranty, this warranty will not apply if your safe has not been properly installed and cared for as directed in your owner’s manual. Your warranty will not apply if your safe and been neglected, misused or exposed to extreme/unusual conditions or unreasonable wear and tear. Liberty will void this warranty if your safe is changed or modified in any way affecting its intended use.

It is important to register your safe online within 30 days of your purchase. This is a simple process that will keep your safe protected by our warranty. Failing to register your safe will void your warranty.

If you decide to sell your Liberty safe, your lifetime warranty can be transferred to the new owner. However, once the warranties for your safe’s lock, finish, interior shelving or accessories expire, they will not be reissued to the new owner.