Pendleton revolving safes--anyone using one?

[Don Gwinn]

The revolving safes from Pendleton at www.pendletonsafes.com seem innovative and handy. Does anyone here have one? I'd like to get a discussion going on the pros and cons, if any.

Youtube video link--sales presentation of several Pendleton units.

I love the idea of the white interior (though I could do that to my cheap metal lockbox with a can of spray paint) to get more light in there, but the revolving stands and shelves are the selling point, and rightly so. I hate having to arrange and re-arrange my long guns in my current storage, which is admittedly too small for my small collection. As I begin to contemplate saving up for a "real" safe, these Pendleton units make a lot of sense to me. But they are expensive, and I wonder what the quality is like and how handy the features really are over time.

 

[SheepNutz]

There's no way I'd ever be able to afford one of these (or all of the guns to fit into one), but here's a review of their safes. There's a video review you can download on the right side of the page too.

http://www.gunblast.com/Pendleton.htm

 

[xcop]

Pendleton

They have never bothered to list the thickness of the body or door steel in any version of their website. How do you know you might not be buying a 16g round locker? Weight in RSC's is many times due to the plasterboard used as firelining and not the steel. If a company is afraid to list their steel thickness I would avoid them like the plague as you dont know what you are getting.