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Thread: Is this actually a P Cat Safe?

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  1. 20-09-2025, 10:01 PM #1
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    Is this actually a P Cat Safe?

    Hi all. May have an opportunity to acquire a second hand safe. Pictured below.

    It’s sold and marketed as P Cat compliant, is this true? 3mm body?

    As regulations suggest 6mm mild steel as minimum I don’t want to waste my time and hard earned cash.





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