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Thanks heeler, this is really what I thought, but I got confused when I found this on page 8 of the owner's manual link on Browning's website: Anchoring to a Concrete Floor Important: Pre-drill the holes in the safe back and floor prior to anchoring the safe to the floor or wall. 1 Remove...

It looks like I'm getting a Browning Silver Series SF26, although Superior Encore 31 is still in the running. I have a couple of questions for any that own/know about Browning safes: Are the mounting holes pre-drilled? If so, how many? Also, is there an access hole for an electrical...

Thank You Sir, this will be very handy in my preparation.

That will be an easy do! I'm gonna be down there anyways bolting the pedestal down. As a matter of fact the jack could push up against what I'm planning on bolting to. Like I've said, I'm not greatly concerned, but I didn't find anything really covering installing a fairly heavy safe, when...

I'm planning on paying a local locksmith for the install (learned that from other threads here). But I figger he's just gonna get it in the house, level it & bolt it down. The house is about 25 yrs old; the crawl space is about 2 ft at that corner. I'm not overly concerned about this, but...

I'm not as concerned about prying attacks as I am damage to the flooring here. Between the carpet & the flooring, I don't want the safe to get off level. This is 1 reason I'm trying to increase the size of safe's "footprint"; to disperse the weight distribution over a greater area. I am...

As I continue my search for the perfect safe/RSC, I have to say that THR has provided the most helpful info during my research & I thank ya'll for it. I'm looking at an RSC that will measure about 60x36x28 & weigh about 800lbs (empty). It will be mounted in a carpeted room inside the house...