Preview: Champion Safe American Rebel Patriot PT30

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posted on September 27, 2025
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Champion Safe American Rebel Patriot PT30

With a name that, on the eve of America’s semiquincentennial, celebrates the spirit of its founding heroes, Champion Safe Co.’s Patriot series American Rebel line represents a near-ideal merging of capacity (42 guns), size (34" wide by 60" high by 24.5" deep), weight (625 lbs.) and fire protection (1,200º F for 75 minutes).

The safe’s walls are constructed using American-made 12-ga. steel, which, along with inner 14-ga. plate steel, 10 active 1.25"-diameter bolts and a 4"-thick single-step door, presents a formidable barrier against theft and fire for its owner’s prized possessions.

A variety of options and upgrades are available. Pricing starts at $3,576.

For more information, visit championsafe.com.

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