Sun Jun 28, 2015 11:42 pm
Sentry 6380 "Professional Quality" Safe opened
With the help of Riyame and Farmerfreak, I managed to drill and sight my way into a Sentry 6380 "Professional Quality" "safe". Against everyone's recommendations of using a crowbar, I drilled to see all three wheels, and popped it open. Here's some pics and deets for anyone else stupid enough to do this.
This is the front of the safe, in case there is some variation within the model number.
Professional Quality.
Here's the back, and the mechanism. The lever mech is very very sloppy. This is not beneficial to feeling what's up inside, but could be due to wear. This safe is not brand new. The fence and gates, however, are VERY sloppy. This is beneficial to most things. In most cases, if you smack the lever back and forth, and you're close enough to the gate, it will adjust itself and the fence will close. This has worked for up to 1/8" away from the gate edge in my testing. There's really only about 15 different positions with how wide the stock gates are. The 100 numbers are, as usual, a scare tactic. (I will be upgrading the gates on my lock
Here be the discs. The direct disc has 12 evenly spaced out areas, 10 are false gates, one is the true gate, and one is raised with no false gate. The one that is raised is directly across from the true gate, so you can quite easily get the first number from that.\
This is the front of the safe, in case there is some variation within the model number.
Professional Quality.
Here's the back, and the mechanism. The lever mech is very very sloppy. This is not beneficial to feeling what's up inside, but could be due to wear. This safe is not brand new. The fence and gates, however, are VERY sloppy. This is beneficial to most things. In most cases, if you smack the lever back and forth, and you're close enough to the gate, it will adjust itself and the fence will close. This has worked for up to 1/8" away from the gate edge in my testing. There's really only about 15 different positions with how wide the stock gates are. The 100 numbers are, as usual, a scare tactic. (I will be upgrading the gates on my lock
Here be the discs. The direct disc has 12 evenly spaced out areas, 10 are false gates, one is the true gate, and one is raised with no false gate. The one that is raised is directly across from the true gate, so you can quite easily get the first number from that.\
