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09-29-2007, 11:05 PM
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Something to think about: if you have a catastrophic house fire, and the gunsafe is in the basement, the fire may burn up, but the water used to put the fire out goes down.
You will end up with a gunsafe that, if it's fireproof, may well save the guns from fire. But, if it isn't waterproof, you may save the guns only to have them ruined by immersion. Another thought: even if you put the safe on the first floor, if you have a really bad fire, the safe will end up in the basement.
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