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Just as a reference point for discussion: The Liberty Centurion line is OK and fits your criteria. I'm sure that there are better safes out there (especially because of the caveats I will outline, below) https://www.libertysafe.com/products/centurion?variant=45032933490758 As a general rule, I would say this if you have the funds and space to future proof yourself (ESPECIALLY if you are in any way attracted to firearms that may have optics), think about how many firearms you could POSSIBLY ever want or need, then double it. That is the capacity you should get. You think you would ever get 4-10 guns? Maybe consider getting a 24 or 32 capacity safe. Firearms with scopes take up 2-3 times as much space as you think they will. They are just chonky. Things don't ever fit exactly how they should. Having a bunch of shelves and internal racks isn't as great as advertised. Having the ability to put in a shelf where YOU want it so that you can put a pistol rack would be great. If it is a "static" shelf, it ends up making a huge limitation. I find the built in racks kinda get in the way, I would rather have a completely clean internal space and use something like this:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00570T3R4/?coliid=I14RF08QKCXI1D&colid=8DG9LR2RO8T7&ref_=list_c_wl_lv_ov_lig_dp_it For my safe, I have been considering knocking out the built in racks and just using the gun rods. This would be especially useful if you are going to get long guns like hunting rifles, trap/skeet guns, goose guns, etc If you can get a door where you can add your own cover/door panel organizer, that is optimal. I have a safe that has its own door organizer but it is hard to replace. Would love to get something more extensible/upgradeable like the following: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01KUBK3LY/?coliid=I2TBI7QEJHTCEW&colid=8DG9LR2RO8T7&psc=1&ref_=list_c_wl_lv_ov_lig_dp_it