Why I'll never buy a push button lock on a safe

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Originally Posted by asystejs

The problem isn't that a safe has a keypad.
The problem is that a safe has a functionally deficient keypad.

The keypad on my safe allows you to set two user 8-digit codes in addition to the 8-digit master code.
I use all three 8-digit codes randomly, all numbers get used.

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Do you have the Master Code and is it the same for all Liberty Safes?

I know I'm responding to a year-old thread but I don't see what the hub bub is about Liberty safe giving up the combo.

If the cops have a warrant, they're getting into the safe, period. Whether the safe survives the process or not is irrelevant - the cops are getting in whether it's with a back door combo or with a torch and a grinder.

But they're getting in.

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Originally Posted by Martinjmpr

...or with a torch and a grinder.

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...which is why you store 10 pounds of black powder, uncovered, in the safe. You know, to protect children from getting into it. Do it for the children.

Sarcasm, in case anyone doesn't recognize it.

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