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  1. 30-10-2015, 07:15 AM #4
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    A-cat safes range from tin-pot glorified lockers that a teddy bear could break into, to some nice sturdy units, but typically made with 2~3mm steel.
    Where as E-cat safes need to be a minimum of 6mm thick steel.
    There are a few other attributes they must have as well...
    If you can afford it, go for a E-cat safe even if you only have a-cat firearms, they really are a safe!
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