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1232.1 | | SALEM::PAPPALARDO | | Thu Dec 17 1992 17:09 | 8 |
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My preference is Browning safes. Excellent combinations and dead bolt
systems. The come in many different models with mulitple options
(Color,Interior,Lights, etc.). I've owned 3 and only sold to upgrade.
Guy
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1232.2 | | GIAMEM::J_AMBERSON | | Fri Dec 18 1992 09:28 | 5 |
| I agree with Guy. I've had two Browning safes and they are great.
Lew Hortons has some decent prices on Browning safes, give me a call if
you want details.
Jeff
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1232.3 | Look in Firearms notesfile | CXCAD::COLECCHI | | Fri Dec 18 1992 11:05 | 7 |
| When I was looking for a safe I looked into alot of them. Brownings
are pretty and you sure will pay for that. I bought a huge safe from a
place in California I think. It costs less was built strong. There is a
note in the Firearms notefile where alot of discussion went on. Look
over there. If I remember I'll check into where my safe came from.
JC
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1232.4 | see note 1023 in firearms | CXCAD::COLECCHI | | Fri Dec 18 1992 11:10 | 2 |
| see note 1023 in firearms - alot of info on safes.
JC
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1232.5 | Thanks | REFDV1::CALDERA | | Fri Dec 18 1992 11:35 | 7 |
| Thanks for the pointer to "FIREARMS" there are two good notes there
full of info 1023 as you mentioned and also 2384. Advise in one of the
replies is very good "DON'T WAIT". I waited and lost my turkey gun to
a break in, 1 day before the season opened up.
Paul
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