Aside from physically breaking into the safe (which is very hard to do), correctly inputting a series of numbers into the combination dial is the only way to open a. I have the combination and still cant open this thing. Any of you guys own a browning safe with a rotary dial? I have 4 numbers that is supposed.

Browning's line of ProSteel gun safes protect firearms, jewelry and other important personal property from theft and fire. The Platinum Plus series has a 3/16-inch steel body and 1 1/2-inch locking bolts. These safes are available in sizes to accommodate all firearms, including long guns, plus ammunition and family valuables.

Key-locked combination locks feature resilient cam-locking systems and doors that are protected with anti-pry bolts at all corners. Layers of high-density fire-resistant insulation and a fire seal surrounding the door ensure fire protection rated at 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit for 120 minutes. If you want to get into one of these, you'd better know the combination. • Unlock the combination dial. Turn the dial until '0' is in the 12 o'clock position. Insert the key-lock key into the center of the combination dial and turn the key counterclockwise.

• Turn the combination dial in the counterclockwise direction four full rotations. Pass the first combination number three times and stop on it the fourth rotation. • Turn the combination dial clockwise three full rotations. Pass the second combination number twice and stop on it on the third rotation. • Turn the combination dial counterclockwise two full rotations. Install xpdf centos 6.

Pass the third combination number once and stop on it on the second rotation. • Turn the dial clockwise until it stops, normally at or near the number 95.

• Turn the safe handle clockwise and open the door.