"Cannon gun safe" pulls a real 4,400 monthly searches, with "cannon gun safes" adding 2,400 and "cannon pistol safe" another 1,300. As with every other brand on this page, we checked directly for a confirmed affiliate program and didn't find one, so this is an informational page: real specs and real positioning, no recommendation block, no CTA.
An older brand than Stack-On, under the same parent company
Cannon Safe has operated since 1965, making it older than its own sibling brand, Stack-On, which dates to 1972. Both are real brands under the same parent, Cannon Security Products, Inc., headquartered at 3550 E Post Road, Suite 600, Las Vegas, Nevada, the exact same address confirmed for Stack-On. Cannon Security Products also owns GunVault and PetHercules. If you're comparing Cannon against Stack-On specifically, you're not comparing two independent competitors; you're comparing two price points from the same company.
Cannon's own stated positioning targets "families, collectors, and firearm owners," with a mission framed around helping "secure what matters most". That's a slightly different pitch than Stack-On's "practical security around the way people actually live" language, even though both brands ultimately serve the same parent company's product roadmap.
The real product lineup
Two series are confirmed on Cannon's own site: the American Eagle Series and the Fortified Series. American Eagle is the deeper lineup, with capacity scaling directly against fire rating across five confirmed models :
| Model | Gun capacity | Fire resistance |
|---|---|---|
| American Eagle 34-Gun | 34 | 30 minutes |
| American Eagle 46-Gun | 46 | 45 minutes |
| American Eagle 59-Gun | 59 | 45 minutes |
| American Eagle 75-Gun | 75 | 60 minutes |
| American Eagle 91-Gun | 91 | 60 minutes |
That pattern, larger safes carrying longer fire ratings, is consistent with how most manufacturers in this category build their lineups, since a bigger box generally means more steel and more insulating material around the same fire-board thickness. All five American Eagle models feature electronic locking. The Fortified Series is thinner in what we could confirm: one specific model, a 73-Gun capacity safe finished in grey, appears on the manufacturer's own site, without the same side-by-side comparison table the American Eagle line gets.
At a glance: Cannon's real American Eagle lineup runs from a 34-gun/30-minute model up to a 91-gun/60-minute model, all electronic-locking, all under the same parent company as Stack-On.
What we can't confirm
Pricing for any specific Cannon model wasn't displayed on the pages we were able to check, so we're not citing a number here rather than estimating one from a different retailer's listing. The same goes for a confirmed affiliate program: none turned up anywhere in this research, which is why this page has no CTA and no recommendation block.
FAQ
Is Cannon Safe related to Stack-On?
Yes, directly. Both are real brands operated under the same parent company, Cannon Security Products, Inc., based in Las Vegas, Nevada, alongside GunVault and PetHercules. Cannon is the older of the two brands, dating to 1965 versus Stack-On's 1972.
What's the difference between the American Eagle and Fortified series?
American Eagle is Cannon's deeper, more clearly documented lineup, with five confirmed models scaling from 34-gun/30-minute fire resistance up to 91-gun/60-minute fire resistance, all electronic-locking. The Fortified Series, by contrast, only had one specific model (a 73-gun, grey-finished safe) confirmed on the manufacturer's own site during this research, with less side-by-side detail available.
Does gun capacity really track with fire rating across the American Eagle lineup?
Based on the manufacturer's own published specs, yes: the 34-gun model carries a 30-minute rating, the 46- and 59-gun models both carry 45-minute ratings, and the 75- and 91-gun models both carry 60-minute ratings. Larger safes generally have more steel and insulating material to work with at a similar fireboard thickness, which is the likely mechanical reason, though that specific engineering explanation wasn't independently confirmed beyond the published numbers.
Why is there no pricing for any Cannon model on this page?
Because none was displayed on the manufacturer pages we were able to check. Rather than borrow a price from an unverified third-party listing, we're marking that as unconfirmed.
Sources
- [S001] Cannon Safe : official site, (accessed 2026-09-07)