Liberty Safe - Classic Select Series

 

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Protection Level Enhanced Protection
Security Level 6
Fire Rating 90 min at 1200°F
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Made in USA Yes
Warranty Limited Life-Time
Liberty Safe | Classic Select

Liberty Safe - Classic Select Series

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Classic Select is a single size built around door hardware. Eighteen hardened bolts at three eighths of an inch throw from a solid steel plate door of the same thickness, into a 10 gauge body. It holds up to 72 long guns in 32.28 cubic feet, and it weighs 1,516 pounds, which makes the delivery a planned job rather than a scheduled one. It sits in the Enhanced tier in the Liberty Safe lineup, with the heaviest boltwork and the shortest fire rating in that tier.

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

Choose this model if:

Choose this if the collection is large, the room is on a slab, and the route in is genuinely clear. It is the right call when bolt count and door construction matter more to you than fire minutes. Choose it too if 72 long guns is the number you are planning around, since that is the ceiling of the Liberty line. Walk the route with one of our team before you order, because that conversation decides whether this is the safe or not.

Best For:

This fits a large collection going into a ground floor room with a clear route in. It suits a buyer who values bolt count and door thickness over fire minutes, and who can say why. It works when the space is genuinely large, since 50 inches of width and nearly 28 inches of depth is a substantial footprint. If you have a slab floor, a wide entry, and no stairs on the route, this is a strong purchase.

Not Ideal For:

This is not the right safe if the room is upstairs or down a flight of stairs, because 1,516 pounds changes what is possible rather than what is expensive. It is also wrong if fire duration is your priority, since 90 minutes is the shortest rating in this tier and the safes beside it reach two hours. And there is only one size, so it does not scale down to fit a smaller space.

What Makes the Classic Select Different

Eighteen bolts is the number to hold on to. Every one is hardened steel at three eighths of an inch thick and 4 inches wide, which is half again the thickness used through the mid-range. Spacing is what that count buys: no long unsupported run of door edge for a pry bar to work. The boltwork and the plate door carry the protection story.
The body is 10 gauge and the door is a three-eighths inch solid steel plate. A plate door is cut from a single thickness of steel rather than formed from folded sheet, so the door edge is the same material all the way through. Eighteen bolts at three eighths of an inch throw from it, which is the highest count and the thickest bolt on any Liberty safe. Those two specifications are the reason this safe weighs what it does.
A lighting system is included on this model, which matters in a body this deep. You choose between a UL listed electronic lock and a UL listed mechanical dial at order. The Classic Select leads on body steel and fire rating rather than on lock hardware. The bolt count and the plate door are where this model puts its money.
Liberty Safe | Classic Select open view
Interior volume is 32.28 cubic feet, calculated from published dimensions of 67 by 45 by 18.5 inches. Forty-five inches of interior width is what gets you to 72 long guns without stacking them impossibly tight. Depth is 18.5 inches, so the interior is broad rather than deep, which suits racked long guns better than shelving. One interior level is offered, with no shelf detail given for this model.
One size: 72.5 inches tall, 50 wide, and 27.75 deep. The listed minimum doorway of 24.75 inches is narrower than the safe's own depth, so we measure the route ourselves rather than work from that figure. Add 3.5 inches for the handle, outlet kit, and plug when you plan the wall. Fifty inches of width also means checking that the safe can turn once it is inside.

Security Construction & Burglary Protection

Eighteen bolts at three eighths of an inch is the most engagement Liberty puts on a residential door, and engagement is what defeats a pry attack. A plate door resists deformation differently from a formed one, because there is no folded edge to open up under load. The body holds UL RSC Level 1, with a California DOJ firearm safety device listing beside it. The body and boltwork are what carry this model against a lock-directed attack.

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Eighteen hardened locking bolts at three eighths of an inch throwing from a solid steel plate door of the same thickness, with UL RSC Level 1 on the body and a California DOJ firearm safety device listing.
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Certified Fire Protection & What It Means

Ninety minutes is a real rating and it is the shortest in this tier, which is the honest way to put it. This safe spends its weight on steel rather than on fire material, and that is a defensible choice if the contents are firearms rather than paper. If documents and photographs are going in alongside them, the two-hour models in the same tier are the better match. Where you live matters too, since response times outside the perimeter run long.

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Ninety minutes of fire protection, the shortest rating in the Enhanced tier and a deliberate trade against the heaviest boltwork in it.
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Lock Type & Access Options

Both locks are UL listed, so pick on how you prefer to open it. A keypad recodes in a minute and suits a household with more than one adult; a dial has nothing to power. On a safe this size you will open it often enough that the keypad usually wins on convenience. A California DOJ firearm safety device listing covers the product for firearm storage under California's requirements.

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A lighting system is included, which a body 50 inches wide genuinely needs. Door storage, an outlet kit and a dehumidifier are separate purchases.
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Interior Storage, Shelving & Organization

Forty-five inches of interior width across 18.5 inches of depth makes this a broad safe rather than a deep one. Long guns rack across it comfortably and the shallow depth means nothing disappears into a back row. The included lighting earns its place here, because a body this wide has corners that stay dark otherwise. Shelf count and adjustability are not given, so plan the layout after it arrives.
Interior volume is 32.28 cubic feet, calculated from published dimensions of 67 by 45 by 18.5 inches. Forty-five inches of interior width is what gets you to 72 long guns without stacking them impossibly tight. Depth is 18.5 inches, so the interior is broad rather than deep, which suits racked long guns better than shelving. One interior level is offered, with no shelf detail given for this model.

Installation, Placement & Bolting Down

Installation planning often determines long-term satisfaction. Start with the route rather than the room: every doorway, every corner, every threshold, and every stair between the truck and the final position. Floor structure is the second question, since 1,516 pounds on a framed floor needs a look at the framing rather than an assumption about it. Our crews survey the route as part of planning a paid delivery, and we would rather find the problem in your hallway than in our truck.

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

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At 1,516 pounds and 50 inches wide this is the most demanding residential install Liberty makes, and our crews plan the route before the sale rather than after it.
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?

Eighteen Bolts at Three Eighths, and 1,516 Pounds to Move


Classic Select is a single size built around door hardware. Eighteen hardened bolts at three eighths of an inch throw from a solid steel plate door of the same thickness, into a 10 gauge body. It holds up to 72 long guns in 32.28 cubic feet, and it weighs 1,516 pounds, which makes the delivery a planned job rather than a scheduled one. It sits in the Enhanced tier in the Liberty Safe lineup, with the heaviest boltwork and the shortest fire rating in that tier.
Step Up If:Step up if fire duration matters more than boltwork, since the safes beside this one in the tier reach two hours. Step up if you want a published relocker and a hardplate behind the lock. And step up if the contents include photographs or media that fail well below the point paper does.
More Than Needed If:This is more safe than you need if the collection is under forty long guns, because you are paying for width you will not fill. It is also more than you need if the room cannot take 1,516 pounds without structural work, since that cost belongs in the comparison. Buy the boltwork when the contents justify it and the building can carry it.

Liberty Safe Classic Select

Technical Specifications

Models: Classic Select

Classic Select - XLarge

Exterior Dimensions
72.5 in H x 50 in W x 27.75 in D
Interior Dimensions
67 in H x 45 in W x 18.5 in D
Weight
1,516 lbs

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes an enhanced protection safe different from a standard gun safe?
Enhanced protection safes move to heavier bodies, thicker locking bolts, and door construction cut from plate rather than formed from sheet. The practical difference is how long the door resists deformation under a pry attack. What we see is buyers noticing the weight before they notice any of the specifications.
How thick should a safe's steel be for serious home protection?
Ten gauge is the working answer for serious residential protection, and the numbering runs backwards so a lower number is thicker steel. Below 12 gauge a body cannot carry a UL residential security container listing at all. Past 10 gauge you are into weights that most houses need checking for.
What is a solid steel plate door and how does it differ from a formed door?
A plate door is cut from one thickness of steel, so the edge is the same material all the way through. A formed door is folded from sheet, which leaves a bent edge that can open under sustained leverage. Plate doors weigh considerably more, and that weight is most of the price difference.
How do you plan delivery for a safe wider than a standard doorway?
A safe usually goes through depth-first rather than width-first, so the depth is the dimension that rules a doorway in or out. On this model that is 27.75 inches, and the published minimum doorway figure is narrower than that, which cannot be correct. We survey the route in person rather than working from a spec sheet.
What is given up when fire duration is chosen over heavier steel?
Fire material and steel both take space and weight, so a manufacturer trading one for the other is making a real choice rather than cutting a corner. More fire material usually means less interior in the same footprint. Which way to go depends on whether the contents are firearms or paper.

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Brand
Liberty Safe
Model
Classic Select
Protection Level
Enhanced Protection
Security Level
6 / 10
Country of Origin
United States