Liberty Safe Ammo Cabinet | Ammunition Storage | Atlanta GA

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Liberty Safe - Ammo Cabinet Series

$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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Key Features

Protection Level Locked Storage

Security Level 1

Fire Rating 0 min

Capacity Up to 1 (expandable to 2) guns

Weight 123 lbs

Made in USA Yes

Warranty Limited Life-Time

Liberty Safe - Ammo Cabinet Series

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

Current Price $399.00

If your ammunition is spread across closet shelves, range bags, and a bench in the garage, this cabinet gives it one place with a door. Four shelves let you sort by caliber and by how often you reach for it. The 16 inch depth means the body sits against a wall where a deeper cabinet would not. This sits at the entry point of the Liberty Safe lineup, below every rated product the brand builds.

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

Choose this model if:

Choose this if ammunition and reloading components are the thing without a home, and a locked steel door on shelves is what you actually need. This is a storage and access decision rather than a protection one, and it is a sound way to spend four hundred dollars. All three showrooms carry the line if you want to check the shelf spacing against your boxes before you commit.

Best For:

You are the right buyer if you have more ammunition than a closet shelf holds and you want it sorted rather than stacked. A narrow column, 18 or 24 inches wide, keeps a reloading bench or a gear wall in one place instead of five. It works alongside firearm storage you already own, with the ammunition kept apart from the guns. If children or visitors come through that room, the key lock keeps casual hands out of it.

Not Ideal For:

This is not the right choice if you need fire protection. This cabinet carries no fire rating at all. It is also not the answer for a firearm collection, since published long gun storage tops out at four with the optional caddy. If what you are storing would be hard or impossible to replace, you want a rated container, and we will show you where that line sits.

What Makes the Ammo Cabinet Different

The Ammo Cabinet closes with a key lock, and that is the whole locking system. What the lock does is restrict access. Spare key supply is not stated, so keep the one you get where your household can find it and a guest cannot.

The body is 14 gauge American steel on both sizes, and that gauge gives the cabinet its rigidity once the shelves are loaded. Loaded ammunition carries real weight, and a thinner sheet body would flex and bind the door over time. This model carries no test rating of any kind. Treat it as a rigid steel container rather than a rated one.

This cabinet is deliberately simple: steel, a lock, and shelves. What it does offer is a magnetic gun caddy, sold separately, that adds long gun storage inside the same body. Adhesive door holders come on select models.

Four shelves are the reason to choose this over a plain steel box. They let you separate by caliber, keep what you shoot most at reach height, and put bulk cases low where the weight belongs. Long gun storage runs up to four, depending on which width you choose and whether you add the optional magnetic caddy. Treat any published gun count as a maximum under ideal conditions rather than what your rifles will actually do.

Both widths stand 59 inches tall and 16 inches deep, and only the width changes, at 18 or 24 inches. That depth is the point. A 16 inch body sits against a wall in a closet, gear room, or garage bay without eating your walking space. Add roughly 1.75 inches of depth for the handle when you measure the spot you have in mind.

Security Construction & Burglary Protection

Ammunition behind a locked door is ammunition nobody picks up casually. Fourteen gauge steel and a key lock cover household access, which for most people is the real concern with several hundred rounds in the house. There is no burglary rating, so this is not the answer to a break-in. If that is what you are planning around, tell our team what you are storing and we will point you toward the rated options.

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The key lock restricts who can open this cabinet, and the California DOJ listing covers it as a firearm safety device. Neither is a burglary rating, and Liberty does not present them as one.

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Certified Fire Protection & What It Means

This cabinet carries no fire rating, and there is no fire seal on the door. Steel on its own conducts heat rather than blocking it, so nothing here is built to hold an interior temperature during a house fire. If fire is part of your planning, that belongs in a rated container. We will explain what those ratings measure and where the line sits.

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The Ammo Cabinet carries no fire rating, so plan your fire protection somewhere else in the house.

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Lock Type & Access Options

The key lock keeps this cabinet closed to anyone you have not handed a key to. Liberty carries a California DOJ approved firearm safety device listing here, which certifies a firearm safety device and not burglary or fire performance. That matters in a house with kids, teenagers, or a steady stream of visitors. In Georgia, firearm ownership is a baseline rather than a niche, and the households we talk with are usually solving for who can open it.

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Four shelves, a single key, and a body light enough that two people can reposition it if the room changes. One thing to know before you order: this cabinet carries a one-year warranty, not the lifetime coverage most of the Liberty Safe line carries. A buyer who knows the brand will assume otherwise, so we say it up front.

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Interior Storage, Shelving & Organization

Living with four shelves comes down to what goes where. Bulk cases and the heavier boxes belong on the bottom shelves, which keeps a tall narrow cabinet steady when the door is open. The calibers you shoot most often earn the middle shelves at reach height. No shelf load rating is given, so we do not quote one and would not load it as though it had none.

Installation, Placement & Bolting Down

Installation planning often determines long-term satisfaction. Measure your doorway first, since the Ammo Cabinet 10 needs 18 inches of clear width and the 13 needs 22. A 59 inch body also has to be tipped and turned at a corner or a stair landing. Pick the final placement location before it arrives, because a conditioned closet treats ammunition better than an uninsulated garage in a Georgia summer. Anchoring is worth doing on a cabinet this tall and narrow, since a loaded body with the door open sits high and light.

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

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At 123 to 148 pounds most customers place this themselves, and our crews will deliver and set it across Georgia as a paid service.

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Is This Protection Level Enough for Your Situation?

Four Shelves, Sixteen Inches Deep, One Place for the Ammunition

Step Up If:Most households that start with an ammunition cabinet come back for something rated when the contents change, not when the cabinet fails. A first pistol becomes four, or papers turn up that would be painful to lose in a fire. That is where the question shifts from keeping things sorted to buying time against fire and forced entry. When that day comes, bring your list and we will size it once, properly.

More Than Needed If:This is more cabinet than you need if you keep a box or two of ammunition and a drawer that locks already handles it. It is also more than you need if the volume is small, the space is conditioned, and nobody else in the household goes near it. Buy the shelving when the volume justifies the shelving.

Ammo Cabinet 10 - Small

Exterior Dimensions: 59 in H x 18 in W x 16 in D
Interior Dimensions: Withheld pending manufacturer verification
Weight: 123 lbs

Ammo Cabinet 13 - Small

Exterior Dimensions: 59 in H x 24 in W x 16 in D
Interior Dimensions: Withheld pending manufacturer verification
Weight: 148 lbs

Frequently Asked Questions

Liberty does not publish a shelf load rating for the Ammo Cabinet, so we will not quote one. Four shelves are included, and ammunition gets heavy faster than people expect, so bulk cases belong low. What we tell customers is to load low and check the shelf before you fill it end to end.

A 16 inch deep body fits closets, gear rooms, and garage walls where a full-depth cabinet will not. Add roughly 1.75 inches for the handle, and clear 18 inches of doorway for the narrow width or 22 for the wide one. What catches people out is the turning radius at a corner, not the doorway itself.

Ammunition keeps best in a cool, dry, conditioned space that stays closed to children and visitors and sits apart from where you store firearms. Heat and damp air do more damage to primers over time than anything else in a house. In Georgia we see garage-stored ammunition corrode long before closet-stored ammunition does.

A steel ammunition cabinet with no published fire rating does nothing measurable in a house fire. Liberty publishes no rating, no test temperature, and no fire seal here, and steel conducts heat rather than holding it out. The question we hear most is whether steel alone counts, and untested steel counts for nothing you can plan around.

Ammunition and firearms are usually better kept separately, for household access reasons and because ammunition eats interior space in a rated container. Separate storage also lets you keep ammunition in conditioned air while the firearms sit wherever the container fits. Most households we work with land there once they see how much room a few thousand rounds takes.

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Liberty Safe — Ammo Cabinet

$399.00

Brand: Liberty Safe
Model: Ammo Cabinet
Protection Level: Locked Storage
Security Level: 1 / 10
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Country of Origin: United States

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