Liberty Safe Gun Cabinet | Long Gun Storage | Atlanta GA

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Liberty Safe - Gun Cabinet Series

$379.00

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Gun Cabinet 14: 59″×18″×16″ (H×W×D)

Gun Cabinet 18: 59″×24″×16″

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Key Features

Protection Level Locked Storage

Security Level 1

Fire Rating 0 min

Capacity Up to 14 guns

Weight 114 lbs

Made in USA Yes

Warranty Limited Life-Time

Liberty Safe - Gun Cabinet Series

Gun Cabinet 14: 59″×18″×16″ (H×W×D)

Current Price $379.00

If your long guns are leaning in a closet or stacked in cases on the floor, this cabinet gives them one place, upright, behind a lock. The all-gun interior holds up to 14 or up to 18 depending on the width you choose, with one top shelf for ammunition or gear. Liberty is direct about what this is: storage, not fire-rated protection. Within the Liberty Safe lineup it is the entry point, sitting 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 what you need is a locked door between your long guns and everyone else in the house, and you are clear that no fire or burglary rating comes with it. A cabinet is a storage and access decision rather than a protection decision, and buying it as one is a legitimate call. Come see both widths at Norcross, Kennesaw, or Fayetteville before you pick.

Best For:

This fits you if you own a handful of long guns and want them upright, contained, and out of reach when nobody is using them. At 16 inches deep it goes where a full-depth safe will not, like a closet, a gear room, or a garage corner. It is a sound first purchase if this is your first rifle or your first place and you want the basics handled properly. If there are kids, teenagers, or regular visitors in the house, a locked door is the point.

Not Ideal For:

This is not the answer if fire is part of what you are planning for, and Liberty says so outright. It is also wrong if what you own would be painful to replace, since 14 gauge steel and a key lock carry no rating. If your collection is growing quickly, count the guns you expect to own in five years rather than the ones in the closet today. We would rather size it once than sell it twice.

What Makes the Gun Cabinet Different

The door closes on a key lock, which Liberty describes as tamper-resistant. Turn the key and the door is held shut, with nothing to program, no battery to replace, no code to remember, and no lockout if electronics fail. This cabinet carries a California DOJ-approved firearm safety device listing, the one certification Liberty states on the model. Liberty publishes no test standard behind the tamper-resistant phrase, so read it as a description of the hardware and not as a rating.

The body is 14 gauge American steel on both widths. That gauge is what keeps a 59 inch cabinet square when it is loaded and the door is swinging. This model carries no test rating of any kind. Read it as a rigid steel cabinet with a lock, which is how Liberty describes it.

This cabinet is deliberately simple: steel, a lock, and shelves. Door storage expands as you go. Adhesive barrel holders let you add positions on the inside of the door, and the cabinet accepts Liberty's optional Magnetic Gun Caddy, so the layout can change as your collection or your storage habits do. The caddy is an option rather than included equipment.

The interior is all guns, with one top shelf for ammunition, optics, or gear. Long gun storage is published as up to 14 on the narrow width and up to 18 on the wide one, and both are estimated maximums. Every published gun count in this industry assumes slim barrels, no optics mounted, and nothing stacked side by side. Come visit us in Norcross, Kennesaw, or Fayetteville and you will see the real number in about a minute.

Both widths are 59 inches tall and 16 inches deep, and the only variable is the width, at 18 or 24 inches. Sixteen inches of depth is what lets this fit a closet or gear room that a full-depth body cannot use. Add about 1.75 inches for the handle when you measure the spot. This model comes in a single finish with no color selector.

Security Construction & Burglary Protection

What this cabinet changes is who can reach a rifle without your say-so. Fourteen gauge steel and a key lock are enough for casual access, a curious visitor, a teenager, anyone moving through a room where long guns are stored. There is no burglary rating behind it, so a determined attempt with tools is a different question entirely. When that is the question you are asking, our showroom team will walk you through what a rated product adds.

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A locked steel door restricts access, and that is the whole of what this cabinet does. The California DOJ listing covers it as a firearm safety device rather than as any kind of security rating.

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Certified Fire Protection & What It Means

Liberty says it directly on this model: no fire protection, designed for storage rather than fire-rated protection. That is the clearest disclosure of its kind anywhere in the line, and we are not going to soften it. A steel box with no fire barrier heats with the room around it. If fire is part of your planning, that belongs in a rated product, and we will show you what the ratings actually measure.

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Liberty states plainly that this model carries no fire protection, so plan your fire coverage elsewhere in the house.

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Lock Type & Access Options

A locked door is the difference between a rifle being available to anyone in the room and available only to you. Liberty carries a California DOJ approved firearm safety device listing on this cabinet, which certifies a firearm safety device and says nothing about burglary or fire. Georgia holds roughly 14 percent of the concealed carry permits in the country, so firearm ownership here is a baseline rather than a niche. Most households we work with are solving for who can reach a rifle, and that is the question a cabinet answers.

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Two widths, one key, and a top shelf that keeps ammunition off the floor. Choose between the 14 and the 18 on width alone, since both stand 59 inches tall and 16 inches deep.

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Interior Storage, Shelving & Organization

Long guns stand upright, and the top shelf takes ammunition, optics, and everything else that otherwise wanders. Adhesive barrel holders on the door pick up capacity in the space the guns leave, and the optional magnetic caddy adds more. No shelf load rating is given, so we do not quote one. Expect to reorganize once in the first month, because most people do.

Installation, Placement & Bolting Down

Installation planning often determines long-term satisfaction. Measure your doorway first, since the Cabinet 14 needs 18 inches of clear width and the Cabinet 18 needs 22. A 59 inch body still has to clear a hallway corner or a stair landing on the way in. Pick the final placement location before it arrives, because moving a loaded cabinet later is a job nobody enjoys twice. Anchoring into a wall stud is worth doing on a body this tall and narrow, since an empty cabinet with the door open tips more easily than people expect.

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

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At 114 to 136 pounds two people can place this without us, and our crews will deliver and set it across Georgia as a paid service if you would rather they did.

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?

Long Guns Upright, Behind a Locked Steel Door

Step Up If:Most people who start with a cabinet move up when the collection outgrows it, or when something arrives that would hurt to lose in a fire. Deeds, heirlooms, a grandfather's shotgun: that is usually the trigger, not any problem with the cabinet. We see buyers come back inside two years when they sized to what they owned that week rather than five years out. When you get to that point, bring the list and we will size it once.

More Than Needed If:This is more cabinet than you need if you own one or two long guns and a locking case already handles them. It is also more than you need if the guns live at a club or a family property rather than in your house. Buy for what you expect to own, and if that is a single rifle, a smaller answer is the honest one.

Cabinet 14 - Small

Exterior Dimensions: 59 in H x 18 in W x 16 in D
Interior Dimensions: Withheld pending manufacturer verification
Weight: 114 lbs

Cabinet 18 - Small

Exterior Dimensions: 59 in H x 24 in W x 16 in D
Interior Dimensions: Withheld pending manufacturer verification
Weight: 136 lbs

Frequently Asked Questions

Choosing a cabinet over a rated container means giving up fire protection, locking bars, and any certified attack resistance. What you keep is access control, upright organization, a smaller footprint, and a much lower price. What we tell first-time buyers is that a locked cabinet in the house beats a rated container still sitting in the showroom.

A locking steel cabinet is enough for responsible firearm storage when the goal is keeping guns contained and out of untrained hands. It restricts access, it does not resist fire or a determined attack, and Liberty says as much. In our showrooms this is where most first-time owners should start.

Tamper-resistant is Liberty's own description of the key lock, and no test, standard, or rating sits behind the phrase. The lock keeps the door shut against casual attempts, and that is the whole of it. We would rather say that plainly than let a phrase do work it has not earned.

Anchoring is worth doing on a cabinet this tall and narrow, mainly for stability. At 114 to 136 pounds empty, a 59 inch body with the door open tips more easily than people expect, which matters most in a house with children. Liberty publishes no bolt-down provision or anchor hardware, so ask us what your wall type needs.

The move usually comes when the collection outgrows the cabinet, or when something arrives that would hurt to lose in a fire. Papers, heirlooms, and anything irreplaceable shift the question from access to fire and forced entry. We see people come back within two years when they sized to that week rather than five years out.

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Liberty Safe — Gun Cabinet

$379.00

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

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