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As mentioned above, I would like to comment about the weight of a safe. I own one of the dolly's as mentioned above, and I move my own safe's, freezers, and fridges. It's easy with the proper mechanical advantage, and all of my heavy gear in my house I put in myself with no help. It is all so important that you secure your safe/cabinet to something, or a well planned out robbery can result in your arsenal ending up on the streets.

The most important thing to me is keeping your guns out of the hands of children, and out of the hands of criminals. If they burn up, or get water logged, so be it. Just make sure you properly secure them with a good safe or cabinet if you can afford to do so, and if you budget allows, upgrade protection accordingly.