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    I have both dial and e-lock and no issues with either kind the last 10-12 years. I do like the ease of getting into the e-lock.
    That said, I am sure both can wear out dependent on the amount of use.
    My local sporting goods dealer has had to replace 2 dial locks on his safe ( guessing in about a 15 year span).
    But he opens his safe 6 days a week.
    I think it will be personal preference that decides which one.

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    Now I have The Liberty Colonial 23, the "simplest" of the Liberty models. If you're looking for a safe that can resist fires, burglary attempts, and other disasters, the Colonial 23 is the perfect choice.
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