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Liberty Safe - Magnum Series

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Protection Level Enhanced Protection

Security Level 8

Fire Rating 150 min at 1200°F

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Made in USA Yes

Warranty Limited Life-Time

Liberty Safe - Magnum Series

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Magnum is the heaviest construction Liberty offers for a residential safe. The body is 7 gauge, the thickest in the line, and the locking bolts are half an inch in diameter, the largest, at twelve, sixteen, or eighteen depending on size. Two and a half hours of fire protection sits behind that, with a colour lighting system, an air-circulating dehumidifier, a velvet-lined jewellery drawer, and a premium door organizer all included. It sits at the top of the Enhanced tier in the Liberty Safe lineup, alongside the composite-door flagship.

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

Choose this model if:

Choose this if you would rather not think about safes again. It is the right call when steel thickness and bolt diameter are the specifications you trust most. Choose the size around the collection you expect at the end rather than the one you have now, since adding a second safe later is the expensive outcome. Come and put a hand on 7 gauge in the showroom, because the difference is easier to feel than to read.

Best For:

This fits a household that is settled and a collection that is not going anywhere. It suits a buyer thinking about what gets passed on rather than what gets upgraded. It works when the intention is that the safe stays where it is put for the rest of its life. If you would rather buy once at the top than twice in the middle, this is that purchase.

Not Ideal For:

This is not the right safe if you may move house or reorganise a room in the next few years, because 1,021 to 1,585 pounds makes that expensive. Interior volume runs low against exterior size, at 10.09 cubic feet inside a 25.7 cubic foot body on the smallest size.

What Makes the Magnum Series Different

Half an inch is the bolt diameter and it does not vary across the range. That is the largest bolt Liberty uses anywhere in the residential line, and it is the specification most likely to still read well in twenty years. Count scales with the door at twelve, sixteen, and eighteen. The boltwork and the body carry the protection story here.

Seven gauge is roughly a quarter of an inch of steel and the thickest body Liberty makes for any residential safe. Locking bolts are hardened steel at half an inch in diameter, which is a third thicker again than the three-eighths bolts used through the rest of the Enhanced tier. Bolt count runs twelve, sixteen, or eighteen with size. Weight follows: 1,021 to 1,585 pounds, which is where most of the difference in this series lives.

The interior arrives complete. A color lighting system, an air-circulating dehumidifier, a velvet-lined jewellery drawer, a premium door organiser, and an upgraded outlet kit with a low-voltage passthrough are all included. An air-circulating dehumidifier moves air rather than sitting passive, which matters in a body this thick because the interior stays cooler than the room around it. Both locks hold UL listings and are specified at order.

Interior volume is 10.09, 16.62, or 22.34 cubic feet, holding up to 22, 33, or 39 long guns. Those figures run lower than the exterior suggests, because 7 gauge steel and 150 minutes of fire material both take space from the inside. A velvet-lined jewellery drawer and a premium door organizer come included rather than as options. Interior depth is 14 inches on the smallest size and 16.5 on the two larger ones.

Three sizes: 60.5 by 30.25 by 24.75 inches, 66.5 by 36.25 by 27.75, and 72.5 by 42.25 by 27.75. Doorway requirements are 26.5 inches for the Magnum 25 and 30 inches for the 40 and 50. The finish and hardware options are the part most people spend longest on, and they are worth seeing in person rather than on a screen. Plan the wall with clearance for the handle and the outlet kit.

Security Construction & Burglary Protection

Seven gauge and half-inch bolts is where residential construction runs out of room to grow. A body this thick resists cutting and deformation for materially longer than the 10 and 11 gauge safes below it, and half-inch bolts do not bend under leverage that would move a quarter-inch bar. The body and boltwork are the documented part of this series. At up to 1,585 pounds anchored, the practical answer to a residential attempt is that it does not start.

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Seven gauge steel, the thickest residential body Liberty makes, with twelve to eighteen hardened bolts at half an inch, 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

One hundred and fifty minutes is the longest rating Liberty makes for a residential safe. That margin matters most where a rural response can take an hour before water reaches the structure, and it is why the interior volumes here run lower than the exterior dimensions suggest. Fire material and 7 gauge steel both take space from the inside, and this safe spends generously on both. If the intention is to give the contents the best chance to survive whatever happens to the house, this is the rating to buy.

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One hundred and fifty minutes of fire protection across all three sizes, the longest residential rating Liberty makes.

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Lock Type & Access Options

Both lock options carry UL listings, so choose on how you want to live with it. Electronic is faster and recodes in a minute; a mechanical dial has no batteries and no electronics, which suits a safe intended to last decades. On a purchase made for the long term, some owners specifically prefer the dial for that reason.

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A colour lighting system, an air-circulating dehumidifier, a velvet-lined jewellery drawer, a premium door organiser, and an upgraded outlet kit are all included rather than optional.

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Interior Storage, Shelving & Organization

A thick body changes the inside in ways the specification sheet does not spell out. The interior runs cooler and more stable than the room around it, which is good for firearms and is exactly why the air-circulating dehumidifier is included rather than optional. Sixteen and a half inches of depth on the two larger sizes lets you use a second row without burying the first. The jewelry drawer and door organizer mean small items have somewhere permanent rather than migrating to a shelf.

Installation, Placement & Bolting Down

Installation planning often determines long-term satisfaction. Doorway clearance splits the range at 26.5 inches for the Magnum 25 and 30 inches for the larger two, so the size and the route are one decision. Floor structure is not a formality here: 1,585 pounds on roughly twelve square feet belongs on a ground floor slab unless an engineer has looked at the alternative. Anchoring matters even at this weight, because tipping is easier than lifting. Route survey, placement, and anchoring are all handled within a paid delivery by our crews.

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

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From 1,021 to 1,585 pounds this belongs on a slab and stays where it is put, and our crews handle delivery, placement, and anchoring 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?

Seven Gauge, Half-Inch Bolts, Bought Once

Step Up If:Step up if what you are storing would justify a certified tool-resistant rating, which is a commercial class rather than a residential one.

More Than Needed If:This is more safe than you need if the collection is modest and the contents are replaceable. It is also more than you need if the situation might change, since the cost of moving 1,585 pounds tends to exceed the cost of having bought smaller. Buy the heaviest construction when permanence is genuinely what you want.

Magnum 25 - Medium

Exterior Dimensions: 60.5 in H x 30.25 in W x 24.75 in D
Interior Dimensions: 53 in H x 23.5 in W x 14 in D
Weight: 1,021 lbs

Magnum 40 - Large

Exterior Dimensions: 66.5 in H x 36.25 in W x 27.75 in D
Interior Dimensions: 59 in H x 29.5 in W x 16.5 in D
Weight: 1,333 lbs

Magnum 50 - XLarge

Exterior Dimensions: 72.5 in H x 42.25 in W x 27.75 in D
Interior Dimensions: 65 in H x 36 in W x 16.5 in D
Weight: 1,585 lbs

Frequently Asked Questions

No safe is fireproof. The Liberty Magnum Series is fire-rated for 2.5 hours of certified fire protection. This rating reflects controlled fire testing conditions and indicates how long the safe structure resists heat exposure during testing.

The Magnum Series uses reinforced structural security features including Solid State locking bars, a heavy composite door, and a reinforced steel frame. These systems are designed to increase resistance and delay during forced entry attempts in residential environments.

The Magnum Series uses a UL-listed electronic or mechanical lock. Electronic locks allow authorized users to access the safe quickly while maintaining secure locking engagement when the door is closed.

The Liberty Magnum Series is made in the USA from U.S. and global parts. Domestic manufacturing allows Liberty to control production processes and maintain consistent construction standards across the series.

Gun capacity depends on the model size. The Magnum Series models store approximately 22, 33, or 39 long guns depending on the size selected. Actual capacity may vary depending on firearm type, scopes, and storage configuration.

Steel thickness stops mattering when the attack a safe faces is shorter than the time the body already buys. In a house, that point arrives well before 7 gauge for most people. Beyond it you are buying against a scenario that involves hours of uninterrupted work, which is rare in a residential burglary.

Flagship models usually share a body and diverge on door construction and lock protection rather than on steel. Compare the door description and the published hardplate and relocker details, since those are where the money goes at the top of a range. Identical dimensions and weights are a strong hint that the shell is the same.

A concrete slab, a route with no stairs, and doorway clearance measured against the depth rather than the width. Above a thousand pounds the equipment changes and so does the crew size. If the destination is not on a slab, the framing needs checking before the order rather than before the delivery.

Anti-drill protection is hardened material placed between the outside of the door and the lock, so a bit meets something it cannot cut before it reaches the mechanism. Some designs add spinning elements that deflect a bit rather than resisting it. A safe that does not publish this detail may still have some, but you cannot assume it.

A residential flagship covers household risk thoroughly, including fire and any burglary that has to finish quickly. Certified tool-resistant construction exists for contents where someone would rationally spend hours on the door, which usually means commercial cash or high-value inventory. If your contents are personal rather than commercial, the residential ceiling is genuinely the ceiling.

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