Southeast Safes
Liberty Colonial 30 Gun Safe
The Liberty Colonial 30 is an ideal mid-sized gun safe for homeowners who want upgraded protection, increased fire resistance, and expanded customization options without stepping into an oversized footprint. Offering enhanced security and versatile storage, the Colonial 30 balances premium features with long-term value.
Built with a rugged 12-gauge steel body, hardened Solid State™ locking bars, and Liberty’s trusted security engineering, the Colonial 30 helps protect firearms, valuables, important documents, and family heirlooms against forced-entry attempts.
With a full 75 minutes of Cool Box™ fire protection at 1200°F, the Colonial 30 delivers dependable fire resistance while offering multiple interior configurations and premium finish options designed to complement your home or gun room.
The Colonial 30 is available in multiple textured, marble, and gloss finishes with your choice of chrome, black chrome, or brass hardware, allowing you to customize both the appearance and functionality of your safe.
Standard Flex™ Interior
Liberty’s versatile 3-in-1 Flex™ interior with adjustable shelving and multiple firearm storage configurations.
Pro Flex™ Interior
Upgraded modular shelving system designed for customizable storage and organization.
If you'd prefer a mechanical lock, please specify "MECHANICAL LOCK" in the notes section during checkout.
| SAFE SPECS | CO30 |
|---|---|
| Long Gun Capacity | 30 |
| Steel Thickness | 12-gauge steel |
| Locking Bars | 8 |
| Locking Bar Size | 4" W × 1/4" thick |
| Exterior (H × W × D) | 60.5 × 36 × 22 |
| Exterior Volume | 27.7 cu ft |
| Interior (H × W × D) | 57 × 32 × 14 |
| Interior Volume | 15.7 cu ft |
| Minimum Doorway | 24" |
| Weight | 660 lbs |
Safe Sizing Guide
Most customers underestimate how much safe space they’ll need over time. Before choosing a model, think about what you need to protect today — and what you may want to store later.
Before you buy, measure:
Not sure? Call us before ordering and we’ll help confirm fit.
