Innuendo aside, it’s not always about thickness, however, both products are built pretty solid and someone needs to win. In addition, the Liberty’s door is slightly thicker. That said, we’ll cut to the chase the Fatboy’s 11 gauge steel body trumps the Armory’s 12 gauge thickness. It would be a bad idea to store your massively expensive gun collection in a cheaper, stitch-welded, built-to-bust unit, but both of these models meet the basic criteria of a well put-together RSC. That said, two things are clear both of these mammoths can lock up a lot of firearms, but with a rougly 25% larger interior, there’s no doubt the Armory boasts the most storing potential.īoth of these companies employ American manufacturing (with rare exception), and build their products with American steel, which, as I’ve explained in detail in a previous post, puts them in a class above most Chinese and Mexican units on the market.īoth units are constructed with the proverbial uni-body design and continuous welding, giving each a nearly seamless constitution. Cannon claims that this monster can fit 80 long guns in its lint-free upholstered belly.Īs it’s well-known, especially by safe owners, you rarely get the advertised capacity out of your unit unless you either have the world’s largest collection of Ruger 10 22s or you customize with space-saving accessories, like rifle rods. The Cannon Armory 64 is one of the company’s newer products, and by far their biggest. With an advertised capacity of 64 long guns, the Fatboy is basically a bloated Liberty Franklin (the Franklin 50 has a said 41 gun capacity). They’re darn near as large as their explosive namesake, and nearly as iconic you can find a Liberty Fatboy in almost any major shooting supplies store in the country. Both of these fat bastards offer interior roominess as a main selling point, allowing that said right to be realized, so we’ll start by evaluating capacity. While both companies have a rather extensive line of security products, two stand out the most in the realm of high capacity gun storage the Cannon Armory 64 and the Liberty Fatboy.Īmericans have the blessed right to, not only own dozens of guns, but to safely secure them as well. Cannon and Liberty two longstanding, highly regarded American safe manufacturers who’ve both managed to churn out hundreds of thousands of residential security containers over the last several decades.
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