Mosler Safe info

[Safecrackin Sammy]

Spatter paint like what is used on car trunks works good follow by a top coat. Covers all the imperfections. Most safes dont have a smooth finish especially old safes. The lower the gloss the better.

You know how people takr brand new cars such as BMW or Audi and apply a very flat black wrap to themm i think it's called "murdered out" it looks menacing and I bet a super flat black paintjob with a big white Smith & Wesson or Glock logo stenciled on the doors would look cool.

Just my 2 cents
Squelchtone

It would look cool.

Older safes have steel that is not as finished as what you see on modern safes. Takes a lot of bondo and sanding to get it looking decent.

Be careful about saying "murdered out" on the internet. The Russians may be listening....

[sign216]

My plan is to convert it into a pistol safe. Any reason to not do this?

It depends mostly on the local laws. In Europe it would not be allowed to use it as a pistol safe because of the missing certificate. You should check that where you live.

Sad that the govt wouldn't allow a heavy, quality safe like this, all because the label is gone. The maker info is visible, and it's clearly a well built piece.

Joe

[Safecrackin Sammy]

Believe it or not.... California has laws on approved containers...

[GWiens2001]

Believe it or not.... California has laws on approved containers...

What??? California has laws?!? Is there anything that California does NOT have laws on? They even have laws on not following Federal laws.

Gordon

[demux]

Believe it or not.... California has laws on approved containers...

Yes, the non-approved ones are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.

Of course, come to think of it, the approved ones probably are as well.

[sign216]

Believe it or not.... California has laws on approved containers...

Crazy. California has really gone off the deep end. To not allow an obviously heavy, quality safe, just because they don't adhere to the most modern labeling requirements, is insane.

I live in Massachusetts, and can't stand their "in your face" level of control, but every now and then something like this makes me feel better. (only a little better)

Joe

[Safecrackin Sammy]

Dont feel bad... In some states, the gun for your CCP has to be on the approved list.

Dont even mention the safe to store your approved gun in.

We dont put up with that here in Virginny....