Now that it is in your garage, anchor it to the floor. Imagine how easy it would be to steal it with your "toys" inside. I have a browning safe and move it all over by myself. This last christmas my wife got me a new one, and after the movers got in position the hammer drill came and and now four lag bolts anchor it.
Mature Opinions Needed On Safe Moving
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moooose102
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i think that if you are reasonable cautious, you should have no problem moving the safe where you want it. just remember to bolt it into place once it is where you want it, so somebody else doesn't do the same later on! 
also, if you are putting it and keeping it in the garage, do not forget a dehimidifier of some sort. and if possible, put it some place not veiwable from the street! if that is impossible, try to camoflage it so it does not look like a gunsafe. or put some shelving with a back on it to hide it. one of the best deterences is to not invite trouble in the first place. many folks learned that thae hard way back in the late 60' early 70's when glass doored wood gun cabinettes were all the rage. people started putting them in their living room to show off their guns. :banghead:
the result was a LOT of break-ins and stolen guns. OUT OF SIGHT = OUT OF MIND! 
also, if you are putting it and keeping it in the garage, do not forget a dehimidifier of some sort. and if possible, put it some place not veiwable from the street! if that is impossible, try to camoflage it so it does not look like a gunsafe. or put some shelving with a back on it to hide it. one of the best deterences is to not invite trouble in the first place. many folks learned that thae hard way back in the late 60' early 70's when glass doored wood gun cabinettes were all the rage. people started putting them in their living room to show off their guns. :banghead:
the result was a LOT of break-ins and stolen guns. OUT OF SIGHT = OUT OF MIND! - Status