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Good to hear. I finally called, since their site's order status page said I had no order, and she said she'd ship it today and I should have it by Tuesday. Said they were having delays due to snow storms (they're in Texas). Very nice lady.
The quality of this safe is excellent and the 12 gauge construction with the 10 gauge top makes this thing feel like it's part of an armored vehicle. No way in he** that anyone is getting into this safe.
They were shut down due to the bad snow and ice they had across TX and all shipping came to a halt. My order was placed on the 8th and just came mid-last week.
Took a flat blade screwdriver and placed it on the top of tab where it meets the console and then gave it a slight whack with my hand it pulled away slightly and then just pryed it off. Even if it breaks a clip on the tab, you don't need them any more anyway. I just threw mine in the trash even though they came out unscathed. Very easy install and the self-taping screws work well to bite into the plastic. Just don't over tighten the screws since you are screwing into plastic. This thing isn't going anywhere once you install the two side screws and 2 back ones. You're going to be very impressed with the build and the gauge of the steel on this thing.
Nice! What I did is, after I cut the plastic liner in the bottom of the console to fit the safe, I took the section closest to the rear and cut it to a perfect fit in the bottom of the safe. The rubber helps pad the bottom and stops my gun from sliding around. You may wish to use this piece of rubber versus throwing it away.
The MOPAR option is made by Tuffy I believe. The gauge of the steel is only 16 and can be easily bent and pryed open. No security at all...just looks nice which is not the purpose of a safe. The LD safe is 12 gauge cold rolled steel and built like a tank. You also have the option to get the EXTREEME safe that uses 10 gauge steel which I, and most most other members, did since the cost differential is not that great. You also get several high security lock options on the LD safe. It appears most are splurging for the high security and most easily accessible digital keypad option. Pricey but SUPER NICE! If you are looking for a great safe and something super secure, there is no other option. This is why I did the Group Buy with this manufacturer. Go for the BEST or don't go at all
Thanks, it looks like a good option for securing the firearm when not carrying it concealed carry.The MOPAR option is made by Tuffy I believe. The gauge of the steel is only 16 and can be easily bent and pryed open. No security at all...just looks nice which is not the purpose of a safe. The LD safe is 12 gauge cold rolled steel and built like a tank. You also have the option to get the EXTREEME safe that uses 10 gauge steel which I, and most most other members, did since the cost differential is not that great. You also get several high security lock options on the LD safe. It appears most are splurging for the high security and most easily accessible digital keypad option. Pricey but SUPER NICE! If you are looking for a great safe and something super secure, there is no other option. This is why I did the Group Buy with this manufacturer. Go for the BEST or don't go at all
This is the new home for my SIG P365 and an extra magazine. It never leaves my truck now
Love my P365. Those jokers were POPULAR when they first came out a few years ago. I was on a waitlist for a while to get mine.This is the new home for my SIG P365 and an extra magazine. It never leaves my truck now
I erred while cutting it to fit, but was able to use most of it. Used a couple of adhesive backed Scotch Gripper pads in place of the front part I screwed up and secured the rubber mat with some 3M sticky tape. Worked out pretty well I think.
