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However, for the time being, let’s give them the benefit of the doubt. Remington/Liberty do their fire ratings in-house, so it is a bit of a leap regarding these ratings.

Fire Rating: The fire rating is for 30 minutes at 1,200° F.

Internal Hinges: As touched upon in the next section, having internal hinges is probably a must for this safe, considering it only has locking bolts on one side.

This is as good a lock as most residential gun safes come with at any price.

UL Rated Lock: The safe comes with a UL Group II rated combination lock.

At least you know that most thieves will have to work at least a little bit to get the safe open.

UL RSC Listed: Achieving the UL RSC rating is a good first step to showing that the safe is worth the money.

Let’s pull back the veil to see where these lay for the Sportsman 30. They all have some decent attributes correspondingly, they all have some major deficiencies.

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I will point out some of these differences below, but regardless, make sure you read my review of the Centurion Series and study the product literature.Īs with all entry level gun safe options, choosing the right one is not an easy decision. However, while the upper level series’ of the two name brands are substantially the same, the entry level series is not. In the case of Remington, its entry level series is the Sportsman, while Liberty’s is the Centurion. For the most part, the two different name brands are the same, with only the name of the gun safe series changing. Remington Safes are actually made by Liberty Safe.

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The Sportsman 30 is the largest in the series and has a stated capacity of 30 long guns, plus additional storage. The Sportsman Series is the entry level option for the company and has 4 different models. Remington Gun Safe makes the Sportsman 30. If you are worried about a thief, then you need to think long and hard about this safe’s deficiencies.Remington Gun Safe Sportsman 30 Gun Safe Review If you are more worried about fire and internal home security (e.g., children or your cleaning lady) then it is a good option. I am not sold on 12 gauge steel or locking bolts on only three sides.

Obviously, I like the Remington Silver 30 price. The Silver 30 comes with the standard 3-in-1 flex interior which allows you to set up the interior shelving up to three different ways, depending upon your storage needs. While there are multiple color options, an initial survey suggests that your ultimate choice has a lot to do with what is in stock. Remington offers both textured and glossy finishes, with the available colors dependent on what hardware color you choose, e.g., black, chrome or brass.

Steel Thickness: The steel is 12 gauge.

This is a fairly big concession, even for an entry level safe.

Locking Bolt Sides: The door only has locking bolts on three sides, not four.

Price: Starting at $1,300, I think everyone realizes you are not buying the Maybach of gun safes, but the safe does offer some decent value for the money.

Like all Remington and Liberty Safes, the company does the fire rating in house. Anything less and you are really cutting it short.

Fire Rating: The 45 minute fire rating is the bare minimum I typically look for in a fire rated gun safe.

However, on entry level safes, it is an initial vetting point. This is fairly standard ratings and not all that impressive on larger more expensive models.

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It all so has a UL RSC rating, which means the door withstood 5 minutes worth of professional tampering.

UL Ratings: The Remington Silver 30 has a UL Group II rated S&G combination lock.

Just make sure you fill out the warranty card and comply with the stated terms of the warranty. True, this first part isn’t all that special, but what is special is that you do not have to pay to ship the old safe back to Remington nor do you pay for the new safe to be shipped to you.

This means that for the lifetime of your safe, if there is an attempted break in or fire, and your safe is damaged, you get a new safe. Warranty: One great feature of all Remington Safes is that they share the Liberty Safe warranty. The Silver Series most closely resembles the Colonial Series from Liberty.

Thus, with minor deviations, you will see substantially the same features and specifications across the two lines. All of the Remington Safes are made by Liberty Safe Company. The Silver Series is one step up from the rather pedestrian Sportsman’s Series and offers more of what you are looking for in a gun safe, even at an entry level.Īt this point, Remington Safe is simply a marketing name. The Remington Silver 30 offers decent capacity (up to 30 rifles) at a very low price (starting at approximately $1,300).