How to Protect your safe from unauthorized Access!

As the dust settles from the recent Liberty safe fiasco, I thought this would be timely. Basically I go over how to secure your safe from an unauthorized access through the manufacturer accidentally giving out a default factory combination and thereby compromising your safe. By the way, this applies to any safe manufacturer. In all fairness to Liberty Safe, they released the combination after seeing proof of a warrant. They have also announced that a customer can have the history of their safe expunged or removed from their records.

Below are paid affiliate links to two replacement lock bodies and combo pads that I would use. S&G and LaGard are standards in the industry. I would definitely avoid any no name cheaper brands.

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DISCLAIMER: This video is not intended to defeat or circumvent law enforcement! If they have a warrant then they will get in your safe! The video simply describes a process in which you can swap out the factory lock body which in effect, removes the old factory code. If you have an older safe, this is probably something you want to do anyway. The lock body on my safe failed a few years ago and I was very lucky that I was able to get in with a replacement combination pad so I could replace the lock body. This video goes over the complete process.

00:00 Introduction
00:46 How to Remove the Combination Key Pad
01:15 Removing the Door Panel
01:40 The Combination Lock Body
02:08 The Risk!
02:49 Wrapping it up and Disclaimer

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