Liberty Collector | Up to 72 Guns

Collector | Level 5 Security | 110 Minute Fire Protection | Dimensions: 60.5"(H) x 54"(W) x 27.5"(D) | Black Textured Electronic Lock - Closed Door | Idaho Safe & Vault, Caldwell Idaho

Collector Series | Level 5 Security | 110 Minute Fire Protection

Collector | Dimensions: 60.5"(H) x54"(W) x 27.5"(D*) | 6 in 1 Flex Interior / Black Textured / Electronic

$4,139.00

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Collector Series | Level 5 Security | 110 Minute Fire Protection

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Liberty Collector Series Gun Safe | Idaho Safe & Vault

Liberty Safe · Gun Safe · Balanced Protection · Specialty Large

Up to 72 Long Guns. 110-Minute Fire. The Widest Balanced-Tier Safe Liberty Makes.

The Liberty Collector is a specialty large safe built for the buyer who has outgrown every standard-format option. Two variants: the Collector at 54 inches wide and 1,140 pounds, and the taller Collector T at 50 inches wide and 1,230 pounds. Both hold up to 72 long guns. Both carry 110-minute certified fire protection and 11-gauge Dual Fusion construction. An extra-wide door panel (12 handgun holsters on the Collector, 15 on the Collector T), a Deluxe electrical outlet kit, and Clearview lighting are standard on both. This is not a safe for most buyers. It is the right safe for the collector who needs all of it.

Up to 72 long guns Fire: 110 min certified 11-gauge Dual Fusion steel 12–15 handgun holsters on door Deluxe electrical outlet kit Security level 5 of 10

Read This Before You Order

The Collector requires a 30.5-inch minimum clear doorway on the standard model and 29.75 inches on the T. A standard 32-inch residential door provides approximately 29.5 to 30 inches of clear opening. The standard Collector will not clear a 32-inch door without frame removal. Call 208-454-8038 before placing any Collector order. This is not a conditional recommendation. It is required.

Buyer Profile

Who the Collector Is Built For

The Collector is built for one buyer: the serious firearms collector with 50 or more long guns who needs a single safe with the widest interior in the Balanced tier, 110-minute fire protection, a large-capacity door panel with up to 15 handgun holsters, and a Deluxe outlet kit for a fully powered interior. This is a specialty product. It is not a scaled-up version of a standard safe. How to size a solution for a collection above 50 long guns before committing to a single format.

This is right if:

Your long-gun collection is at or above 50 guns and you need a single safe that handles the full count.
You want 110-minute fire protection, 11-gauge construction, and a large-capacity holster door panel as a single integrated unit.
You have confirmed a minimum 30.5-inch clear doorway for the standard model, or 29.75 inches for the T.
You have confirmed your floor can handle 1,140 to 1,230 pounds in a concentrated footprint.
You've called us before ordering to plan the delivery and installation.

Consider the Franklin instead if:

Your collection is under 50 long guns. The Franklin 45 handles 45 guns through a 30-inch doorway at 976 pounds.
Your doorway cannot accommodate a 29.75 to 30.5-inch minimum. The Franklin 29, 40, and 50 all clear 29.5 inches.
Your floor loading situation cannot support 1,140 to 1,230 pounds in a concentrated footprint.
Two Franklin safes in separate locations better serve your collection than one very large safe in a single location.

How to evaluate the Collector versus multiple Franklin safes for a large collection.

Planning a Collector installation?

Call us before you order. We need to confirm your doorway clearance, floor loading, and delivery logistics before any Collector ships.

Call Before You Order

Construction Overview

What the Collector Delivers at Specialty Scale

The Collector shares its protection specifications with the Franklin: 11-gauge Dual Fusion steel, 110-minute certified fire protection, UL Listed safe body. Where it differs is in scale, interior configuration, and accessories. The 54-inch wide standard model and 50-inch wide T represent the widest interior footprint in the Balanced tier. How 11-gauge construction and 110-minute fire protection translate to real-world protection at the Balanced tier.

Fire and Security

110-minute certified fire · 11-gauge Dual Fusion steel · 12 bars (Collector) · 14 bars (Collector T) · UL Listed body

67% of maximum rated protection scale

The Collector's 110-minute fire protection and 11-gauge Dual Fusion construction match the Franklin Series at the top of the Balanced tier. Twelve locking bars on the standard Collector and 14 on the Collector T. UL Listed safe body. Premium UL-listed electronic lock (standard) or mechanical lock (upgrade option). At 1,140 to 1,230 pounds, the mass is a significant forced-entry barrier in its own right. How 110-minute fire protection at the Balanced tier performs in real wildfire scenarios in Western Idaho and Eastern Oregon.

Interior and Accessories

6-in-1 Flex interior · extra-wide door panel: 12 holsters (Collector) · 15 holsters (Collector T) · Deluxe outlet kit · Clearview lighting (installation required)

The 6-in-1 Flex adjustable interior provides six configuration modes across a 49.25-inch wide interior on the standard model and 45.375-inch wide interior on the T. The extra-wide door storage panel holds 12 handgun holsters on the standard Collector and 15 on the Collector T — the highest holster capacity door panel in the Liberty lineup at this tier. The Deluxe electrical outlet kit powers dehumidifier rods, lighting, and accessories simultaneously. Clearview lighting requires installation on delivery day. For the collector whose safe functions as an organized storage room for a large mixed collection, the Collector's interior is built around that use case. How the 6-in-1 Flex interior and the holster door panel configure for large mixed collections.

Common Mistakes

Four Assumptions That Lead to an Expensive Problem

Misconception:

"A 32-inch residential door will clear the standard Collector."

Reality:

The standard Collector requires a 30.5-inch minimum clear doorway. A standard 32-inch residential door has approximately 29.5 to 30 inches of clear opening depending on the frame. That is not enough. The standard Collector requires either a wider door or frame removal before delivery day. The Collector T at 29.75 inches is closer to workable with a 32-inch door, but still requires measurement confirmation before ordering. Do not estimate. Measure the actual clear opening of your doorway and call us before placing an order. How to measure doorway clearance and plan entry paths for extra-large safes.

Misconception:

"The Collector is the same as the Franklin, just wider and more expensive."

Reality:

The Collector and Franklin share the same protection specifications: 11-gauge steel, 110-minute fire, Level 5. Beyond that, the interior, accessories, and installation profile are different products. The Collector has a 6-in-1 Flex interior versus the Franklin's Pro Flex. The Collector's extra-wide door panel holds 12 handgun holsters on the standard model and 15 on the Collector T; the Franklin uses a standard Deluxe door panel without dedicated holsters. Both the Collector and Franklin include a Deluxe electrical outlet kit. The Collector's 1,140 to 1,230-pound weight and 30.5-inch minimum doorway represent a fundamentally different installation commitment. How the Collector and Franklin compare across all specifications.

Misconception:

"One Collector is always better than two Franklin safes for a large collection."

Reality:

For buyers with 45 to 72 long guns, the Collector is one solution. Two Franklin 40 safes are another. Two Franklins hold up to 68 long guns between them, fit through 29.5-inch doorways, can be placed in separate locations for security depth, and total less than the Collector's weight. The Collector is the right product when single-unit consolidation at the widest available format is the goal. Two Franklins is the right approach when installation flexibility, distributed placement, or doorway constraints make a single 1,140-pound safe impractical. The choice depends on your space and collection management goals. How to evaluate single versus multiple safe solutions for collections above 45 long guns.

Misconception:

"I have a dedicated gun room. The Collector will fit without any planning."

Reality:

A dedicated gun room is a good start, but the Collector's installation requirements go beyond the room itself. The doorway into the room needs to provide 30.5 inches of clear opening for the standard model, or 29.75 inches for the T. The path from the delivery truck to that room needs to accommodate a safe this size. The floor in the room needs to handle a concentrated load of 1,140 to 1,230 pounds. A gun room that was built around standard-size safes may not accommodate the Collector without modification. Plan the installation before you order. How to evaluate room construction, floor loading, and entry path for extra-large safes.

Protection Reality

Protection at Specialty Scale

The Collector provides 110-minute certified fire protection and 11-gauge Dual Fusion construction at the top of the Balanced tier, sharing specifications with the Franklin Series. At 1,140 to 1,230 pounds, the weight itself is a significant deterrent to removal. For buyers in fire-exposed communities in Western Idaho and Eastern Oregon, 110 minutes covers every documented residential wildfire structure exposure scenario from recent seasons. How to evaluate whether Balanced Level 5 protection covers your fire and theft risk at this scale.

The honest limits match those of the Franklin: Balanced Level 5 is the top of the Balanced tier, not Enhanced. For collections that include the most valuable or irreplaceable firearms and where the threat environment warrants Enhanced-tier forced-entry certification, the Lincoln Series is the honest next conversation. The Collector at 1,140 to 1,230 pounds is a significant forced-entry obstacle, but it is not TL-rated or Enhanced-certified. How to evaluate whether the Collector or the Lincoln is the right level for your collection and situation.

Protection Scale

Where the Collector Sits on the Protection Scale

The Collector sits at Balanced, Security Level 5, the same position as the Franklin. The Lincoln Series enters the Enhanced tier above. The Collector is a specialty large-format safe at this tier level, not a different tier from the Franklin. How all four protection levels compare in construction and fire detail.

Maximum

The highest tier. Not represented in the current Liberty lineup Idaho Safe & Vault carries.

Enhanced

Lincoln, Classic Plus, Classic Select, Magnum, Presidential. 10-gauge and heavier construction. 100-plus minute fire. Strongest bolt and door systems.

Balanced You are here

11-gauge Dual Fusion steel. UL Listed body + electronic lock. 110-minute certified fire. 12 to 14 locking bars at 1/4-inch. 6-in-1 Flex interior. Deluxe door panel and outlet. 1,129 to 1,289 lbs. Two models.

Essential

Centurion. 14-gauge steel. 30 to 40-minute fire. Entry safe tier.

Variant Selection

Collector vs Collector T: Which Configuration

The two Collector variants have different footprints, different weights, and different minimum doorway requirements. Both hold up to 72 long guns and share the same protection specifications. The choice comes down to your ceiling height, your doorway dimensions, and how you want the interior volume distributed.

Collector (Standard)

Profile: Shorter and wider. Exterior 60.5"H × 54"W × 27.5"D. Interior 55.75"H × 49.25"W × 18.625"D.

Weight: 1,140 lbs.

Minimum doorway: 30.5" clear. A standard 32-inch door does not clear this. Frame removal or a wider door is required in most residential installations.

Right when: You have a wide doorway or can accommodate frame removal, and ceiling height below 66 inches is a constraint.

Collector T (Tall)

Profile: Taller and slightly narrower. Exterior 72"H × 50"W × 27.5"D. Interior 70.5"H × 45.375"W × 18.25"D.

Weight: 1,230 lbs.

Minimum doorway: 29.75" clear. Still right at the limit of a 32-inch door. Measure actual clear opening before ordering.

Right when: You have higher ceiling clearance (72-inch height requires 8-foot ceilings with minimal clearance), and your doorway is at the 29.75-inch minimum rather than 30.5 inches.

Both variants: call before ordering

Neither variant clears a standard 32-inch door reliably. Measure your actual clear doorway opening. Account for the entry path from the delivery point to the final location. Call 208-454-8038. This is the only safe in the Idaho Safe & Vault Liberty lineup where we require a pre-order planning conversation without exception.

Western Idaho & Eastern Oregon

What a Collector Installation Actually Requires

Idaho Safe & Vault has installed over 3,500 safes across Western Idaho and Eastern Oregon in 32 years. The Collector represents the top of our Liberty lineup in terms of installation complexity. At 1,140 to 1,230 pounds, a doorway minimum of 29.75 to 30.5 inches, and a width of 50 to 54 inches, this safe requires more pre-installation planning than any other safe in the lineup. We handle it in-house. Our team has managed installations at this weight class before. But every Collector installation starts with a planning conversation, not an order. Why an experienced local installation team matters for a safe at this scale.

The fire protection context: The 110-minute fire rating at 11-gauge construction covers the range of wildfire exposure scenarios documented in our service area over recent seasons. For serious collectors whose firearms represent significant replacement value and who live in fire-exposed communities in the Wood River Valley, McCall area, or Treasure Valley foothills, the Collector's fire margin is appropriate for the scale of what it's protecting. What in-house delivery and installation covers for Collector Series safes in our service area.

Full Specifications

Technical Specifications

Security level: 5 of 10, Balanced · UL Listing: UL Listed safe body

Construction and Security (Both Models)

Steel construction	11-gauge Dual Fusion folded steel frame
Lock type	Premium UL-listed electronic lock (standard) · Mechanical lock (upgrade option)
UL listing	UL Listed safe body
Fire protection	110 minutes certified (both models)
Interior	6-in-1 Flex adjustable
Door storage	Extra-wide door panel · 12 handgun holsters (Collector) · 15 handgun holsters (Collector T)
Electrical outlet	Deluxe electrical outlet kit
Lighting	Clearview lighting system (installation required)
Country of origin	Made in the USA with U.S. and Global Parts

Model Dimensions and Capacity

Collector
Exterior (H×W×D)	60.5" × 54" × 27.5"
Interior (H×W×D)	55.75" × 49.25" × 18.625"
Weight	1,140 lbs
Minimum doorway	30.5" clear (standard 32" door does NOT clear)
Long-gun capacity	Up to 72
Locking bars	12 at 1/4" thick × 4" wide
Collector T
Exterior (H×W×D)	72" × 50" × 27.5"
Interior (H×W×D)	70.5" × 45.375" × 18.25"
Weight	1,230 lbs
Minimum doorway	29.75" clear (measure actual opening, not nominal door size)
Long-gun capacity	Up to 72
Locking bars	14 at 1/4" thick × 4" wide

Pre-order call required for both variants

The standard Collector's 30.5-inch minimum doorway will not clear a standard 32-inch residential door. The Collector T at 29.75 inches is at the limit of a 32-inch door. Measure your actual clear opening before ordering. At 1,140 to 1,230 pounds, floor loading confirmation is also required. Call 208-454-8038. No Collector ships without a pre-order planning conversation.

Installation and Delivery

What a Collector Delivery Involves

A 1,140 to 1,230-pound safe that is 50 to 54 inches wide requires the most careful pre-delivery planning of any safe in the Idaho Safe & Vault lineup. Our team handles Collector deliveries in-house. The process starts with a detailed planning conversation before the order is placed. We need your doorway measurements, your entry path layout, your floor construction type, and confirmation that the installation location can handle the load. How to prepare your space for a Collector delivery.

If your installation involves any of the following, call us before ordering: upper floor placement, basement staircase, doorway at or near the minimum clearance, older residential construction with unknown floor load ratings, or any entry path with turns under 36 inches of clearance. These are not reasons not to order a Collector. They are reasons to plan carefully. Why professional in-house delivery is non-negotiable at this weight and format. What in-house delivery covers for Collector installations across our service area.

Caldwell Showroom

See the Collector Before You Commit

The Collector is on display in our Caldwell showroom. For buyers who are evaluating the Collector against the Franklin, seeing both in person gives you a direct sense of the scale difference. A 54-inch wide safe is a different object from a 36-inch wide Franklin 40. If you're planning a dedicated gun room around the Collector, bringing your room dimensions to the showroom is the most efficient way to plan the installation.

"The Collector buyers we work with have usually been thinking about this safe for a while. They know their collection size, they know they need the width, and the conversation is almost always about the entry path and the floor. We've done Collector installations that required doorframe removal and floor reinforcement. None of those were problems once we planned for them. Every one of them would have been problems if we hadn't."

Jason, Idaho Safe & Vault, 23 years

What to expect when you come in to our Caldwell showroom • How to evaluate entry path and floor loading for the Collector.

Decision Guide

Is the Collector the Right Safe for Your Collection?

The Collector Is Right If:

Your collection is at or above 50 long guns and you want a single safe with the widest interior in the Balanced tier.
You need 110-minute fire protection and an extra-wide door panel with dedicated handgun holsters as standard inclusions.
You have confirmed a 30.5-inch clear doorway for the standard model or 29.75 inches for the T.
You have confirmed your floor can handle 1,140 to 1,230 pounds concentrated in a single location.
You have called us to plan the delivery and installation before placing an order.

Consider the Franklin or Lincoln Instead If:

Your collection is under 50 long guns. The Franklin covers up to 45 through standard doorways and at lower weight.
Your doorway cannot accommodate 29.75 to 30.5 inches and frame removal is not feasible.
Your collection's value warrants Enhanced-tier forced-entry certification rather than Balanced Level 5.
Two safes in different locations better serves your collection than one very large safe in a single location.

How to confirm whether the Collector, Franklin, or Lincoln is the right call for your collection and installation.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Why won't the standard Collector fit through a 32-inch door?

The standard Collector requires 30.5 inches of clear doorway. A 32-inch interior door has approximately 29.5 to 30 inches of clear opening between the doorstop and the opposite face, depending on the frame construction. That is not enough for the 30.5-inch minimum. The Collector T at 29.75 inches is closer to workable with a 32-inch door, but it still requires measurement confirmation because the actual clear opening of a 32-inch door is right at that minimum. Do not estimate the clear opening from the nominal door size. Measure the actual clear opening. Call 208-454-8038 with your measurement before placing any Collector order.

Is one Collector better than two Franklin 40 safes for a collection of 60 long guns?

It depends on your installation situation and collection management preferences. One Collector provides a single locked unit with a 72-gun interior, a 12-holster door panel (15 on the Collector T), and a Deluxe outlet kit. Two Franklin 40 safes provide 68 guns of rated capacity across two units that each fit through 29.5-inch doorways, can be placed in separate locations, and together weigh about 1,820 pounds distributed across two sites rather than 1,140 concentrated in one. The Collector is the right choice when single-unit consolidation is the goal and the installation can support it. Two Franklins is the right choice when the Collector's doorway requirements or concentrated weight don't fit the installation environment. Both options are available. The planning conversation helps determine which one actually works for your space. How to evaluate single large-format versus multiple safes for a collection above 50 long guns.

Does the Collector have better security than the Franklin?

The Collector and the Franklin share the same security tier: Balanced Level 5. The Collector has 12 locking bars on the standard model; the Franklin ranges from 10 to 15 depending on the model. Both use 11-gauge Dual Fusion folded steel and both carry the same 110-minute fire certification. Both carry UL Listed electronic locks. The Collector is a different format from the Franklin, not a different security level. If Enhanced-tier security is the requirement, the Lincoln Series is the relevant comparison, not the Collector versus the Franklin.

Can Idaho Safe & Vault actually deliver and install a 1,230-pound safe?

Yes. We have installed safes at this weight class before across Western Idaho and Eastern Oregon. The process requires more planning than a standard delivery, including doorway clearance confirmation, entry path assessment, floor loading review, and installation day logistics. We manage all of it in-house. Call 208-454-8038 before placing a Collector order. That call is how we scope the project, identify any preparation items that need to happen before delivery day, and confirm that the installation is feasible for your specific location. A Collector installed correctly on the first day is far better than one that arrives and cannot be moved into position.

Keep Reading

Related Guides

How to Evaluate Capacity for Large Collections

How to evaluate single large-format versus multiple standard safes for collections above 45 long guns, including how the Collector and two Franklin 40s compare in capacity, installation requirements, and placement flexibility.

Read the Guide

How to Evaluate Your Risk

How to think through fire and theft risk for a large collection in Western Idaho or Eastern Oregon, including how 110-minute fire protection at Level 5 compares to what the Enhanced tier provides for highest-value collections.

Read the Guide

How to Confirm Your Decision

The questions worth working through before committing to the Collector: doorway clearance, floor loading, installation path, single versus multiple safes, and whether the Collector or the Lincoln is the right call for your collection's value and your situation.

Read the Guide

Next Step

The Planning Conversation Comes Before the Order

Ready to move forward with the Collector? The process starts with a call.

Idaho Safe & Vault has managed Collector installations across Western Idaho and Eastern Oregon. Every one started with a planning conversation before the order was placed. Call us at 208-454-8038. Bring your doorway measurements, your entry path details, and your floor construction type. We will work through the installation feasibility and scope any preparation that needs to happen before delivery day.

Call Before You Order

See the Collector in our Caldwell showroom before you commit • How the Collector and Franklin compare across all specifications

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