LIBERTY SAFE SOLD YOU OUT TO THE FEDS

Source: Brandon Herrera
Published: Sep 7, 2023
Author: Brandon Herrera
Post Date: 2023-09-07 13:04:27 by Esso
Views: 743

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Wow. Down, down, down we go.

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#1: StraitGate    To: Esso (#0)

Anybody with a cutting torch or even a $40 Harbor Freight angle grinder could get into that safe. Even a Sawzall with some good blades would work. And the feds wouldn't care a lot about any damage to the contents caused by cutting the safe open. If the FBI has enough time and manpower to send 15 special agents to investigate an alleged noose in a North Carolina garage, then they have time to cut open a safe.

Liberty Safe should have just hung up the phone when the FBI called.

StraitGate posted on 2023-09-07 15:12:07   Reply   Private Reply

#2: FormerLurker    To: Esso (#0)

There's no way in hell a safe should have any sort of "backdoor". Bad design decision..

FormerLurker posted on 2023-09-07 15:23:53   Reply   Private Reply

#3: Pinguinite    To: StraitGate (#1)

True, but not relevant. It would be up to the targeted victim being arrested to decide if he'd want to give access or let the feds destroy the safe with forced entry.

But also what gets me is how & why the company retains codes to access all safes they've ever sold. Why do they retain that information? It could be used illicitly. That is, illicitly either by the feds or by low end criminals that work with the company.

Pinguinite posted on 2023-09-07 15:38:59   Reply   Private Reply

#4: Esso    To: StraitGate (#1)

My sister brought me a pistol gun safe (lunch pail size) that the batteries went dead on (the backup lock keys are in the safe).

The cylindrical lock is so sloppy, my cylindrical lock impressoning tools (picks) won't work, so I ordered cyl lock tensioning tools (turners) from Sparrows so I cold single pin pick it but the center cylinder is too small for them to work.

I'm thinking about super gluing a ~3/16 allen wrench to the center cylinder to tension it and with the help of my head magnifier I should be able to single pin pick it.

I'm gonna have to be in the right mood to go through that trouble. The clown car is keeping me pretty busy in the mean time.

My plasma cutter or gas ax would make short work of it, but she was keeping documents in it that might react poorly to that kind of heat.

It's a quest at this point.

Esso posted on 2023-09-07 16:02:00   Reply   Private Reply

#5: Esso    To: FormerLurker (#2)

There's no way in hell a safe should have any sort of "backdoor".

Yeah, that's bullshit.

Esso posted on 2023-09-07 16:03:08   Reply   Private Reply

#6: noone2222    To: Esso (#5)

There's no way in hell a safe should have any sort of "backdoor".

Yeah, that's bullshit.

What the safe company did was what most Americans have done and is exactly why America is in the shitter. Taking the path of least resistance is the problem and compromising ones true beliefs for a pay check or retirement, or Socialist Security, or health insurance is the quick sand that has Americans drowning in a sea of bullshit.

Americans own their destruction lock, stock, and barrel. This species of instant gratification and self-indulgence is getting the Biden they deserve.

noone2222 posted on 2023-09-07 16:09:18   Reply   Private Reply

#7: Esso    To: noone2222 (#6)

Amen, brother.

Esso posted on 2023-09-07 16:11:19   Reply   Private Reply

#8: StraitGate    To: Esso (#4)

How about a bodacious band saw, while wet ragging the safe to keep it cool?

StraitGate posted on 2023-09-07 16:34:21   Reply   Private Reply

#9: StraitGate    To: Pinguinite (#3)

I once read that if an owner can't get into his safe -- lost key or combination, electrical or mechanical failure, etc. -- the safe company can dispatch a kid out to the house, and the kid will have the safe open in 15 minutes. For a fee, of course. Easy to believe.

StraitGate posted on 2023-09-07 16:40:47   Reply   Private Reply

#10: Esso    To: StraitGate (#8)

How about a bodacious band saw, while wet ragging the safe to keep it cool?

I'm pretty butt hurt at this point. There's always that as a last resort among other methods too, like smacking it with a sledge hammer.

I'm trying to save my reputation of being the third best entry-man (retired). It's a challenge, especially with my hands crippled up with arthritis now.

Esso posted on 2023-09-07 16:43:20   Reply   Private Reply

#11: Esso    To: StraitGate (#8)

I tried this too, but the bidding must be too severe.

Esso posted on 2023-09-07 16:50:54   Reply   Private Reply

#12: StraitGate    To: Esso (#11)

Shooting the lock full of Super Glue would probably stop that pen trick.

StraitGate posted on 2023-09-07 17:30:10   Reply   Private Reply

#13: Esso    To: StraitGate (#12)

How it works...

HUK 3-Piece Tubular Lock Impressioning Tool Set Review

Esso posted on 2023-09-07 17:50:27   Reply   Private Reply

#14: Esso    To: StraitGate (#12)

These are cool, I just learned about them recently, I don't have them or bump keys. I do have a snap gun that works similarly to bump keys. Those Lishi keys might be good for me with my hands being so crippled up, but I don't do much entry work anymore except lock outs for friends.

Esso posted on 2023-09-07 18:13:33   Reply   Private Reply