Rhino Metals Falcon 6028 gun safe closed with a Distressed Flag design, featuring SafeX® anti-pry and a 40-minute fire rating.
Rhino Metals Falcon 6028 gun safe open with a Distressed Flag door, revealing an upholstered interior and adjustable shelves.
Rhino Metals Falcon 6033 gun safe closed with a Distressed Flag exterior, offering 40-minute fire protection.
Rhino Metals Falcon 6033 gun safe open, displaying adjustable shelving, door organizer, and a Distressed Flag door.
Rhino Metals Falcon 6036 gun safe closed with a Distressed Flag door, offering essential burglary and fire protection.
Rhino Metals Falcon 6036 gun safe open, Distressed Flag door swung 180°, showcasing adjustable shelves and a deluxe door organizer.
Rhino Metals Falcon 6028 gun safe closed in black textured finish, highlighting 14-gauge steel and SafeX® anti-pry technology.
Rhino Metals Falcon 6028 gun safe open, showing a fully upholstered interior with rifle storage and door organizer.
Rhino Metals Falcon 6033 gun safe closed, black powder-coat finish, featuring CA DOJ compliance and SafeX® anti-pry system.
Rhino Metals Falcon 6033 gun safe open, revealing deluxe interior storage for firearms and valuables.
Rhino Metals Falcon 6036 gun safe closed, black textured exterior with SafeX® anti-pry security and 40-minute fire rating.
Rhino Metals Falcon 6036 gun safe open, revealing fully upholstered heather interior and ample long-gun capacity.
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Rhino Metals - Falcon Series

$1,609.99 16% Off
$1,359.99
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RBX6028: 60"H x 28"W x 22"D
RBX6028: 60"H x 28"W x 22"D
RBX6033: 60"H x 33"W x 22"D
RBX6033: 60"H x 33"W x 22"D
RBX6036: 60"H x 36"W x 22"D
RBX6036: 60"H x 36"W x 22"D
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Key Features

Protection Level Essential Protection
Security Level 2
Fire Rating 40 min at 1400°F
Capacity Up to 42 guns
Weight 375 lbs
Made in USA Yes
Warranty Limited Life-Time
Rhino Metals | Falcon RBX

Rhino Metals - Falcon Series

RBX6028: 60"H x 28"W x 22"D / Black Textured

Current Price $1,359.99
At the entry tier the question worth answering is what you get and what you do not, without dressing either up. This safe is built in Caldwell, Idaho on a 14 gauge body with a 40-minute fire rating. A hardened armor plate covers the lock, backed by a spring-loaded relocker. It carries the same patented SafeX anchor stud interlock used at the top of the Rhino line, which is what separates it from a cabinet. What it does not carry is a body certification, and at 376 to 487 pounds it is the lightest gun safe Rhino makes.

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

Choose this model if:

Choose this if it is your first gun safe, you want US-built construction, and you will anchor it properly. It fits when your collection is settled rather than growing fast, and when 40 minutes covers what you are storing. The door interlock here is the same one used at the top of the line, which is the strongest argument for this safe over a cheaper box.

Best For:

This is your first gun safe and you want to know what you are actually buying rather than what the marketing implies. You are protecting a collection that fits comfortably and you want it out of reach and behind real steel. You have a ground-floor placement and you intend to bolt the safe down.

Not Ideal For:

If a single item you own would be hard to replace, the tiers above buy meaningfully more resistance and fire duration. This is also the wrong safe if you cannot anchor it, because at this weight the floor bolt does real work. Anyone who needs a certified body should look further up the line, since none is published for this series.

What Makes the Falcon Series Different

The lock is a UL listed electronic keypad. A hardened armor plate covers the lock to resist drilling and a spring-loaded relocker deadbolts the mechanism if the lock is punched out. An anti-tamper clutched handle spins free under force rather than driving the interlock. This series carries no body certification, and none is claimed here.
The body is 14 gauge steel, which is entry-tier construction and honest about being so. A hardened armor plate protects the lock and full coverage fire lining runs through the door frame as well as the body. Gauge runs backward, so 14 gauge is thinner than the 12 gauge a tier up. The three models weigh 376 to 487 pounds, which makes anchoring more important here than anywhere else in the line.
The patented SafeX system is what separates this from a locking steel box. Grade 8 anchor studs sit in the outer door frame and pass into the door as it closes. A steel plate inside the door then locks behind each one. The door and frame interlock around the perimeter rather than meeting at bolt points. This is the same architecture Rhino builds into its flagship, which is unusual at an entry price.
Rhino Metals | Falcon RBX open view
The interior runs a non-adjustable top shelf and gun shelf with two adjustable shelves on the right side plus a bonus cover shelf. Shelf capacity is rated to 40 pounds, which is lighter than the tiers above and worth knowing before you load ammunition onto one. A deluxe door organizer holds handguns and pockets on the door itself. Published gun capacity is an estimated maximum that assumes bare rifles racked tightly.
The Falcon ships in a textured finish with a distressed flag door design, which is specific to this series. External hinges give a full 180-degree opening so the door organizer stays reachable in a corner. Floor anchoring hardware is included and we strongly recommend using it. An internal electrical and USB outlet comes installed.

Security Construction & Burglary Protection

At 376 to 487 pounds this is the gun safe most plausibly carried off whole, and that shapes everything about how it should be installed. Anchored to a slab, that stops being realistic. Unanchored, two people with a dolly and twenty minutes can take the safe and open it somewhere else. The anchor stud interlock resists prying at the door edge and the hardened armor plate covers the lock. We bolt down every safe we install and we would refuse to leave this one loose.

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A Grade 8 anchor stud interlock and hardened armor plate on a US-built 14 gauge body.
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Certified Fire Protection & What It Means

Forty minutes at 1400 degrees is a working entry rating rather than a token one. It will carry firearms and everyday paperwork through a fire that the fire service reaches in a normal response time. What it will not carry is a prolonged burn or a safe placed against an exterior wall on an upper floor. The rating comes from a controlled furnace test rather than a house fire. In Atlanta homes without basements, placement usually matters more than the extra twenty minutes a tier up would buy.

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40 minutes of certified fire protection at 1400 degrees, with full coverage fire lining in the door frame.
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Lock Type & Access Options

The lock is a UL listed electronic keypad, which opens quickly and handles more than one household user without difficulty. Codes can be changed when circumstances change, which a dial cannot match. Batteries need replacing periodically and that is the routine this lock asks of you. The clutched handle and relocker protect the mechanism if someone attacks the handle instead of the lock.

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180-degree opening, deluxe door organizer, an internal outlet, and a distressed flag door design.
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Interior Storage, Shelving & Organization

This safe is simple to live with, with one thing to watch. Shelf capacity is 40 pounds rather than the 75 used further up the line, so ammunition belongs low and spread out rather than stacked on a shelf. The door organizer keeps handguns and paperwork reachable, and the 180-degree swing means you get to all of it. Georgia humidity is worth planning for, and no dehumidifier is included, so budget for one.
The interior runs a non-adjustable top shelf and gun shelf with two adjustable shelves on the right side plus a bonus cover shelf. Shelf capacity is rated to 40 pounds, which is lighter than the tiers above and worth knowing before you load ammunition onto one. A deluxe door organizer holds handguns and pockets on the door itself. Published gun capacity is an estimated maximum that assumes bare rifles racked tightly.

Installation, Placement & Bolting Down

Installation planning often determines long-term satisfaction. We measure doorway width and check hallway clearance and stair access before scheduling, though at this weight most routes work. The real conversation is where the safe goes and what it bolts into, since a slab is far better than a joisted floor for anchoring. We anchor at the final placement location before we leave, and on this safe that step is not optional.

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

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Our own crews deliver and anchor every safe, and on a safe this weight the anchor is the whole job.
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?

The entry gun safe Rhino builds in Idaho

At the entry tier the question worth answering is what you get and what you do not, without dressing either up. This safe is built in Caldwell, Idaho on a 14 gauge body with a 40-minute fire rating. A hardened armor plate covers the lock, backed by a spring-loaded relocker. It carries the same patented SafeX anchor stud interlock used at the top of the Rhino line, which is what separates it from a cabinet. What it does not carry is a body certification, and at 376 to 487 pounds it is the lightest gun safe Rhino makes.
Step Up If:The Raptor above moves to 12 gauge with a certified body and 80 minutes of fire rating. That step makes sense when your collection grows past what this holds, or when you start storing documents that matter. It is a future consideration rather than a sign this safe is inadequate.
More Than Needed If:If you are storing two or three firearms and nothing else, a smaller home safe will cost less and take up less room. What you would give up is long gun capacity and the gun-safe interior. That is a reasonable trade when the collection is genuinely small.

Rhino Metals Falcon Series

Technical Specifications

Models: FFX6028 / FFX6033 / FFX6041

FFX6028 - Medium
Exterior Dimensions
60 x 28 x 22
Weight
376 lbs
Gun Capacity
Up to 42 long guns

FFX6033 - Medium
Exterior Dimensions
60 x 33 x 22
Weight
425 lbs
Gun Capacity
Up to 44 long guns

FFX6041 - X-Large
Exterior Dimensions
60 x 41 x 22
Weight
487 lbs
Gun Capacity
Up to 52 long guns

Frequently Asked Questions

Could someone just carry this safe out of my house?
Unanchored, yes, and at 376 to 487 pounds this is the Rhino gun safe most at risk of it. Two people with a dolly can move it and open it elsewhere at leisure. Anchored into a slab that stops being realistic, and we never leave a safe this size unbolted.
How does a 400 pound safe actually get into the house?
On a stair climber and a cleared path, usually without drama at this weight. We measure the doorway and walk the route beforehand, and the turn at the end of a hallway catches more deliveries than the front door. The part that takes longest is anchoring, not moving it.
What makes this a safe rather than a cabinet with a good door?
The door architecture and the lock protection. Grade 8 anchor studs interlock the door with the frame, a hardened armor plate covers the lock, and a spring-loaded relocker backs it up. A cabinet has none of that. What we see is buyers assuming 14 gauge means cabinet, and the door is where that assumption breaks.
Is a fire rating this short worth anything?
Forty minutes is genuinely useful, and it is more than the 30 that entry safes often carry. It covers firearms and everyday paperwork through a fire reached in normal response time. Where we tell people it runs out is documents you could never recreate, which want a longer rating or a copy held elsewhere.
Should I be looking at a gun cabinet instead?
Only if you want organized storage rather than protection. A cabinet keeps firearms out of casual reach with no fire rating and no meaningful resistance. This adds 40 minutes of fire protection, a hardened lock and an interlocked door. We show customers both side by side before they decide.

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