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Just came across this: https://www.hamillstaupo.co.nz/produ...9-23e906c116b7
Ignoring there's no such thing as E-Cat any more, these safes would be a pretty long way off meeting endorsement recommendations one of the key ones being 6mm mild steel or equivalent.
All of their safes are labelled "E-Cat": https://www.hamillstaupo.co.nz/collections/gun-safes
Seems a bit misleading at best to me.
Someone could interpret that as being suitable for the P endorsement firearms but the 2 and 3 mm steel walls certainly wouldn’t pass muster.
I've asked a question of them, I'll see what they say... certainly open to erroneous interpretation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rushy
I have a feeling that anybody who has jumped through the hoops (or is contemplating doing so) to obtain a 'P' endorsed licence will be very much aware of the specifics regarding "safe-keeping" requirements. They will know that 2/3 mm thickness walls are totally inadequate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rushy
The specifications, as advertised, would not have been adequate even for the now redundant 'E' category endorsed "toys".
Guys it used to be that a "safe" had to meet different specifications and the whole 6mm steel thing was if you made your own "safe" which came under different rules. Of course all that has likely changed now!
What about the A cat holders who think their doing the right thing buying so called E cat safe for extra security to find it's crap.
They all say A-Cat now. Likely just a typo guys.
God damn it, ruining a good witch hunt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coop
They also responded to my question saying they had updated the listings. Well at least that's cleared up.
The champ of witch hunts will be the 300+ page GC thread on the dead 2005 version of the FnH forum . :XD:
Haha true thatQuote:
Originally Posted by dogmatix