Ammo Can | 18 | Black | Chrome Electronic Lock | 59.5"(H) x 24.25"(W) x 22"(D)
Ammo Can | 18 | Black | Chrome Electronic Lock | 59.5"(H) x 24.25"(W) x 22"(D)
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Liberty Safe - Ammo Can Series

$749.00
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Key Features

Protection Level Locked Storage
Security Level 1
Fire Rating None
Capacity Up to 0 guns
Weight 270 lbs
Made in USA Yes
Warranty Limited Life-Time
Liberty Safe | Ammo Can

Liberty Safe - Ammo Can Series

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Current Price $749.00
If ammunition is taking over the bench and creeping into the closet, this puts all of it in one place. Three shelves carry up to 125 pounds each, the only rated shelf load on any Liberty product we stock. At 270 pounds it is a two-person move, and at 22 inches deep it asks for more wall than a slim cabinet does. In the Liberty Safe lineup it sits at the entry point, underneath everything the brand builds with a rating.

Who This Safe Is Best For — and When to Consider More

Choose this model if:

Choose this if bulk ammunition is the problem and shelving that holds real weight is the answer. It is the right call when a rated product already covers the firearms and you want the rounds out of that interior. Choose it too if the space you have is deep rather than wide, since 22 inches of depth trades a slim footprint for capacity. If you want to see how much three shelves actually swallow, all three of our showrooms carry the line.

Best For:

You are the right buyer if your ammunition has outgrown shelving and you want it contained, sorted, and off the floor. It fits well when a rated product already holds the firearms and the papers, and the ammunition is what remains. It also fits a reloading bench or a gear room where components, bulk cases, and range supplies need one home. If your household includes children, teenagers, or regular visitors, the key lock keeps casual hands out.

Not Ideal For:

This is the wrong product if you need to store long guns, because it holds none. It is also wrong if fire is part of your planning, because this container carries no fire rating and no seal. Unlike other Liberty storage products, this one carries no certification of any kind, not even a California DOJ firearm safety device listing. And at 270 pounds it is not something you will reposition on a whim.

What Makes the Ammo Can Different

Two hardened steel locking bars at 3/16 inch by 4 inch and a key lock hold the door closed. Those bars are the only ones fitted to a Liberty storage container, and they are a specification rather than a rating. This model carries no lock certification.
The body is 14 gauge American steel and the door is reinforced. The finished container weighs 270 pounds empty, which is roughly twice what a slim cabinet of the same gauge weighs. That weight comes from the size of the box and the shelving inside it. Liberty attaches no test or rating to any of it, so read the numbers as construction rather than as resistance.
The Ammo Can is deliberately simple: steel, a lock, and shelves. There is no interior configuration to choose, no finish selector, and no lock option beyond the key lock. What you are buying is shelving, steel, and weight. We would rather set that expectation now than have it land as a surprise.
Liberty Safe | Ammo Can open view
Three shelves are the reason to buy this, and they are the only load-rated shelves Liberty makes at up to 125 pounds each. That figure is what separates real bulk storage from shelving that sags in a year.
The Ammo Can stands 59.5 inches tall, 24.25 inches wide, and 22 inches deep. That depth is the number to watch, because it is six inches deeper than the slim cabinets and it changes where the container can go. Add about 1.75 inches for the handle when you measure your spot. A 22.5 inch doorway is the published minimum to get it through.

Security Construction & Burglary Protection

Two hundred seventy pounds is its own kind of answer, because nothing this heavy leaves a room quickly. Two locking bars and a key lock cover household access and casual curiosity. There is no burglary rating behind any of it, so weight and a locked door are the whole story. If forced entry is the risk you are sizing for, our showroom team will show you where the rated products start.

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Two locking bars and a key lock restrict who can open the door. This model does not include certification, no rating, and no test standard, so nothing here should be read as an attack resistance claim.
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Certified Fire Protection & What It Means

The Ammo Can carries no fire rating, and that matters more here than on most products. A steel container full of ammunition in a house fire is a scenario people assume has been addressed, and on this product it has not. If fire is part of your planning, ask us which rated products handle ammunition. Where it sits in the house is part of that conversation.

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The Ammo Can carries no fire rating, which is worth settling before you decide where in the house it sits.
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Lock Type & Access Options

The key lock and the two locking bars keep the door closed to anyone without a key, and that is the extent of the design intent. This model carries no certification of any kind, which sets it apart from other Liberty storage containers that hold a California DOJ firearm safety device listing. Ammunition is not a firearm, so that listing would not apply here in the same way. What it comes down to is a locked container in a house where not everyone should be able to open it.

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One size, one key, one lock option, and no configuration to think about. The 125 pound shelf rating is the number most people end up caring about, since it separates shelving that holds bulk cases from shelving that bows.
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Interior Storage, Shelving & Organization

Three shelves and a 13.5 inch interior depth means most of what you own sits two deep rather than four. Bulk cases belong on the bottom, and the calibers in rotation earn the middle shelf at reach height. Keep a running count on the door with a marker or a card, because a closed steel container is where inventory goes to be forgotten. The shelves are not listed as adjustable, so plan the layout around fixed spacing.
Three shelves are the reason to buy this, and they are the only load-rated shelves Liberty makes at up to 125 pounds each. That figure is what separates real bulk storage from shelving that sags in a year.

Installation, Placement & Bolting Down

Installation planning often determines long-term satisfaction. Measure the doorway before anything else, since the published minimum is 22.5 inches and a 59.5 inch body has to be tipped and turned at a corner. Check the floor location too, because 270 pounds plus a few hundred pounds of ammunition concentrates real weight on a small footprint. Pick the final placement location in advance, and favor conditioned space over an uninsulated garage through a Georgia summer. Stair access is the question we ask first, because this is the weight class where a set of stairs changes the whole job.

One of the simplest ways to increase resistance is proper anchoring.

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At 270 pounds this is a real move rather than a two-person carry up a staircase, and our crews deliver, place, and set it across Georgia and the Southeast as a paid service.
Two workers guide a shrink-wrapped safe on a skid steer beside a house on a dirt lot

Is This Protection Level Enough for Your Situation?

Bulk Ammunition, One Container, Three Rated Shelves

If ammunition is taking over the bench and creeping into the closet, this puts all of it in one place. Three shelves carry up to 125 pounds each, the only rated shelf load on any Liberty product we stock. At 270 pounds it is a two-person move, and at 22 inches deep it asks for more wall than a slim cabinet does. In the Liberty Safe lineup it sits at the entry point, underneath everything the brand builds with a rating.
Step Up If:People who buy an ammunition container usually already own something rated, or they buy one soon after. Solving the ammunition problem tends to make the rest obvious, because the firearms suddenly have room and the papers still have no home. That is when the conversation turns to fire and forced entry, which is a different product class entirely. Bring the whole list when you get there.
More Than Needed If:This is more container than you need if you keep a few boxes at a time and buy ammunition as you shoot it. It is also more than you need if the space is tight, since 22 inches of depth and 270 pounds are both real commitments. Buy the shelving when the volume has already proved it needs shelving.

Liberty Safe Ammo Can

Technical Specifications

Models: Ammo Can

Ammo Can - Small
Exterior Dimensions
59.5 in H x 24.25 in W x 22 in D
Interior Dimensions
57 in H x 22.25 in W x 13.5 in D
Weight
270 lbs

Frequently Asked Questions

What will a locking steel container actually keep out?
A locking steel container keeps out casual hands, curious visitors, and anyone without a key, and Liberty claims nothing past that. Two locking bars and a key lock carry no test rating, so read them as hardware rather than resistance. What we tell customers is to match the container to the actual risk.
How much ammunition should I keep in one place at home?
Most households store more ammunition than they realize, and the practical ceiling is what your shelving carries and what your local fire code allows. Three shelves at up to 125 pounds each is a real limit, and bulk pistol ammunition reaches it faster than rifle ammunition does. Check your county rules before you buy in quantity.
What holds the door shut on the Ammo Can?
Two hardened steel locking bars at 3/16 inch by 4 inch and a key lock hold the door on the Ammo Can. Liberty attaches no relocker, hardplate, certification, or test standard to any of them. It is the only Liberty storage container in the line with published locking bars, which is a real difference and still not a rating.
Does an ammunition container meet firearm storage requirements?
The Ammo Can carries no certification of any kind, including the California DOJ firearm safety device listing that some Liberty storage products hold. Device listings address firearms rather than ammunition, so the two questions are not the same one. Storage rules vary by state and county, and we would rather you confirm yours than take our word for it.
Is a locking container worth it if nobody else lives in the house?
A locking container still earns its place in a single-person household, mostly for containment, organization, and the visitors you did not plan on. Contractors, family, and anyone else with access change that picture more than people expect. What we hear most is that the shelves were the reason to buy and the lock became the reason to keep it.

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Liberty Safe — Ammo Can

$749.00
Brand
Liberty Safe
Model
Ammo Can
Protection Level
Locked Storage
Security Level
1 / 10
Country of Origin
United States
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