How should you store ammunition at home?

Ammunition stores best in a cool, dry, locked location away from temperature swings and out of reach of anyone who should not handle it. Heat above 150 degrees and high humidity are what shorten ammo shelf life, not age. In our experience, an interior closet or climate-controlled room beats a garage or attic every time.

Does ammunition need to be locked up like firearms do?

Ammunition is not legally required to be locked in most states, but locking it is a responsible storage practice, especially in homes with children or visitors. The risk is not the ammo going off on its own. The risk is unauthorized access pairing live rounds with a firearm. What we tell people is the same lock standard you apply to firearms makes sense for the ammo that feeds them.

How much ammunition fits in a cabinet this size?

The Ammo Cabinet 10 holds roughly 25 to 35 standard ammo boxes across its four shelves, and the Ammo Cabinet 13 holds about 35 to 50, depending on caliber and box size. Bulk packs and oversized cans take more room than standard 50-round boxes. What we see is that most shooters underestimate how fast shelves fill once organized in one place.

Liberty Ammo Cabinet | 14-Gauge Steel Ammunition Storage

Liberty Safe | Ammo Cabinet | Level 1 Security | No Fire Protection

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Ammo Cabinet - Liberty Safe

$399.00

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Ammo Cabinet 10: 59" x 18" x 16" (H×W×D)

Ammo Cabinet 13: 59" x 24" x 16"

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Product Specs

Capacity Up to 1 (expandable to 2) guns

Internal 59" x 18" x 14"

Weight 123 lbs

Warranty Limited Life-Time

Level 1 Security

Made in the USA

14 Gauge Steel

California DOJ Burglary Rating

You will get the most out of this cabinet if you already own a primary safe and need a separate place for ammunition, scopes, cleaning supplies, and accessories. The same applies if you are a shooter who wants ammo organized and out of sight without locking it inside the safe where your firearms live. The door-mounted holders also make this work as supplemental long gun storage if your collection has grown past what fits in your safe.

What Makes the Liberty Safe | Ammo Cabinet Model Special

The cabinet's security model is access control

If you have ammunition that is currently scattered across closets, in your truck, or on a shelf in the garage, this is the cabinet that consolidates it. The Liberty Ammo Cabinet is purpose-built for ammo organization, with a 4-shelf interior and adhesive holders that let you mount one to two long guns on the inside of the door. It is the entry point in Liberty's storage lineup. Not a fire-rated or burglary-rated safe, by design. If you are protecting documents, jewelry, or firearms that you do not want a determined burglar getting to, that is a safe, not a cabinet. This handles the storage problem that a safe does not need to solve.

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This cabinet is not fire-rated

This cabinet is not fire-rated. The 14-gauge steel body provides some heat shielding compared to a thin sheet-metal storage option, but it has no certified fire protection rating and no heat-activated door seal. What that means in practice: ammunition that you would otherwise have stored in a closet or on a shelf will be no less safe in this cabinet during a fire than it was before. But documents, photographs, hard drives, or anything else you need to survive a fire belongs in a fire-rated safe, not here.

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Quick delivery and simple installation.

At 123 to 148 pounds, this cabinet is light enough that we can deliver and place it in your home in a single visit, with no rigging or special equipment required.

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Ammunition stores best in a cool, dry, locked location away from temperature swings and out of reach of anyone who should not handle it. Heat above 150 degrees and high humidity are what shorten ammo shelf life, not age. In our experience, an interior closet or climate-controlled room beats a garage or attic every time.
Ammunition is not legally required to be locked in most states, but locking it is a responsible storage practice, especially in homes with children or visitors. The risk is not the ammo going off on its own. The risk is unauthorized access pairing live rounds with a firearm. What we tell people is the same lock standard you apply to firearms makes sense for the ammo that feeds them.
The Ammo Cabinet 10 holds roughly 25 to 35 standard ammo boxes across its four shelves, and the Ammo Cabinet 13 holds about 35 to 50, depending on caliber and box size. Bulk packs and oversized cans take more room than standard 50-round boxes. What we see is that most shooters underestimate how fast shelves fill once organized in one place.

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What Makes the Liberty Safe | Ammo Cabinet Model Special

The cabinet's security model is access control

This cabinet is not fire-rated

Quick delivery and simple installation.

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