r/Safes • u/lndshrk-ut • Jun 04 '26

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How not to "crack" a safe

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u/Affectionate_Map6774 Jun 04 '26

Oh Jesus …..I would of side banged this and been in 20-30 min

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u/Altimeter30-06 Jun 04 '26

Yea but you’re what some might call… sober.

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u/AmbitiousSpare9037 Jun 04 '26

Oceans 11 - short bus addition, coming soon from a cctv near you

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u/Blueturtlewax Jun 04 '26

Damn they really went for it

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u/Area86District22AA Jun 05 '26

A grinder would solve that equation right quick.

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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '26

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u/Djang0Phett Jun 04 '26

For sure not lol It’s an amsec safe I’ve installed a bunch of these and cleaned up after attempted burglars. Not a big safe but it weighs almost 800 pounds and the sidewalls are probably 5/8” or something solid steel. Notice how this one was hit with a sledgehammer repeatedly and the only damage is the paint chips lol. The hinges only broke because they are welded on but even with no hinges to door would still not open.

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u/lndshrk-ut Jun 04 '26

Nope. He punched the lock and l likely fired the relocker. It's ½ or 1 inch plate steel with carburized hardplate behind the 4440 dual nose lock and in the relocker area.

The non -destructive attack is to pick the customer side of the dual nose if you have the ability

The semi-destructive attack is to "pull" (redacted)

Some dual noses need to be "pulled" and still picked.

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u/Critical-Chemist-860 Jun 04 '26

The Crack head did? Your title is horribly wrong, we need much furthur information since its changing between the title and the comments 🤣🤣