Anyone know how to break into a safe?

[delliottg]

$300, no combo or key. I don't know anything else about it. Just saw it on Offer Up.

I figure someone out there can open it without damaging it.

https://offerup.co/lLdq/M0nMCTPXiH

[hkcavalier]

[usrifle]

Roll the dice for 300 bucks....wonder if there is anything in it.

[Old Growth]

Thats not a safe, its a security cabinet.

[golddigger14s]

Contact the manufacture.

[TINCANBANDIT]

cut the back out of it with a steel cutting blade on a die grinder or skill saw

Then buy some real steel and weld it back up, black spray paint, put against the wall

[golddigger14s]

Why break in when you can get the code/key?

[jukk0u]

Those keyed daytime locks are ridiculously easy to pick. But if someone has spun the dial, then set it to zero and locked it, you're fracked.

[mcyclonegt]

I picked up a safe of here a few years back that had the top cut out. I cleaned up the cut with a jigsaw and welded a new high carbon steel plate on the top. Good as new. Most Safes are easy to get into.

[usrifle]

Same safe maker as Winchester...I mean residential security container.
Pretty much any locksmith worth his Salt could crack it..

[GeekWithGuns]

These are the folks that did my safe installation in Lacey:
http://www.oregonproarms.com/index.html

Give them a ring. I bet they can recommend someone specializing in opening/replacing locks in Residential Security Containers (RSC).
BTW, almost all 'gun safes' are only marketed as safes and don't meet the Underwriters Laboratories (UL) criteria for real safes.

[SFCRMSA]

It's totally not worth it .For just a marginal amount more you can get a brand new safe in brand new condition with a brand new electronic lock. Furthermore those lock safe never have anything in them. I've never seen a safe that was locked at somebody bought that ever had anything in it. I could be wrong but I sure as hell am not going to drive all the way to Mon road by a safe for $300 breaking to it and there's nothing in it.