Sentry Safes Forgot Combination
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SentrySafe X055 Security Safe, 0.5 Cubic Feet, Black $52.03 Solid steel construction. Double lock: Key and combination. Concealed hinges and removable shelf. Hardware included to bolt to floor or wall. Exterior: 10 5/8” H. x 13 3/4” W. x 10 7/8” D. Interior: 9 5/8” H. x 13 1/2” W. x 7 1/16” D…. |
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Neiko 61013 550 Cubic Inch Fit Anywhere Digital Electronic Safe Box for Home, Office, Boat/RV, Gray Color $39.00 Keep your valuables out of reach with the Digital Electronic Safe Box. It keeps cash, jewelry, guns, documents and other valuables safe. It has heavy duty steel construction and allows key or keyless entry. Electronic keypad uses up to 8 digit secret PIN code…. |
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First Alert 2096DF Waterproof Fire Safe with Digital Lock, 2.14 Cubic Foot, Gray $289.00 This First Alert 2.13 cu. ft. waterproof/fireproof digital safe is UL classified for 1 hour to withstand an external temperature of 1700deg F while maintaining an internal temperature of less than 350deg F. The safe has been tested by an independent testing lab and verified to protect electronic media including memory sticks, CDs, DVDs and external hard drives. Will also protect documents, electro… |
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SentrySafe X125 Security Safe, 1.2 Cubic Feet, Black $107.99 The SentrySafe X125 Security Safe has everything you need to protect your laptop and other valuable items from theft. With several features that provide secure and practical storage, including an electronic lock, laptop power cord access, pry-resistant construction, and a carpeted interior, this affordable no-nonsense safe will protect your important items and keep your private information secure…. |
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Honeywell Fire Waterproof Safe with Combination Lock $209.99 The 2087F model of First Alert’s exclusive line of waterproof fire safes offers a complete security solution for the three major hazards: theft, flood and fire. Over a 30 year mortgage, a homeowner faces a 96 percent chance of being burglarized, a 26 percent chance of flood damage, and 9 percent chance of a fire. FEATURES: Patented concealed hinges designed to resist prying 4 numb… |
Open a 1330 Sentry Safe without combination?
The 1330 Sentry Safe is a combination turn dial safe with no keys.
Does anyone know how to get into it because I forgot the combination. Locksmiths are not an option because I’m too young to hire one and dont have any money to do so.
Or if you know how to get into any turn dial safe without breaking it would be helpful.
Thanks!
How to Open a Sentry 1330 Safe
http://www.ehow.com/how_6733981_open-sentry-1330-safe.html
Re:Japanese fictional story you deleted (no email)
Put it all in the past tense and minor changes. See what you think
It was in Japan. I was 100 feet away from my troops guarding them as the lone sniper. It was the middle of the night, and as I looked down my night scope, three quarter ways down the road, I noticed three Japanese men walking in the direction towards my troops. As I adjusted my scope to take a shot, I noticed that the third man was an American, being paraded in front to the American troops. I could tell straight away that this was a hostage: he was dressed as a Japanese soldier with a rifle tied to his hands, and his mouth taped shut. The two Japanese men were going to leave him in the open to be killed: one of the Japanese men broke the American soldier’s leg with the butt of his rifle, disabling him from trying to escape. I looked down my scope at the man again, and saw that it was my dear friend Brad, that I had grown up with. I was in complete awe; I thought this man had died weeks ago, he had just disappeared. I saw tears run down his face, but with an expression of no regret. As I saw how brave he was, I remembered how he had saved me from a group of thugs in the back alley of Zesterone’s Pizza Parlor, and years later talking me into joining the army. As I snapped back into the moment, an American soldier shot Brad in the leg. As I saw Brad drop to his knees, I realized I couldn’t let this happen. After all, he had a family to go home to. I moved my scope towards my troops and realized that there was only one man shooting at him. I aimed my scope at his gun, and without even considering this action, I took the shot. His gun flew out of his hands and the rest of the troops started firing their rifles at me. I ducked behind a large boulder avoiding every shot. As the firing ceased, I popped my head out from the side of the boulder, and just as I thought I was in the clear, I heard a metal sound “dink, dink” as a grenade rolled to where my foot was. As I picked it up to throw it in a different direction, it exploded in my hand and nearly killed me. The troops rushed over to me, to finish me off, and saw me lying on the ground. They were all in shock as I said, faintly “Don’t shoot the man across the path. He’s one of us.”
I would change the ending.
The man, I shot the gun away from, spat on my face, pulled out his handgun, aimed it at my head and immediately pulled the trigger. This is how I died. I have no regrets.
The man, I had shot the gun away from, was Brad’s brother. He hugged me and…
Sentry Safes Forgot Combination