Mike Ward's Safe Superstore

Mike Ward's Safe Superstore Mike Wards Safe Outlet Superstore is your full-service provider of safes - we only carry the top brands like Liberty, Rhino, Ft. You’ll be glad you did!

Knox, & Browning and offer professional delivery with service after the sale. Mike Ward Safes Outlet Superstore is conveniently located at Moffett Road and Interstate 65 at exit 5 B in Mobile (just look for the giant yellow safe). We are locally owned so you know you are supporting an independent dealer who knows the product well and can help you select just the right safe to protect your valuable

s from theft & fire. We carry a variety of gun, office and residential safes from Liberty, Rhino, American Security, and Fort Knox that have a FREE LIFETIME WARRANTY replacement in the case of an attempted break-in or a fire. We are professional safe technicians and can help you with anything safe related, whether you’re shopping for a new safe or need help with your current safe. Please come by our showroom and see for yourself what we have to offer. We carry over 200 safes in stock, so you won’t have to wait for it. Delivery is available by Mike Ward’s professional delivery service (even to a second floor in some cases). We deliver in a discreet manner so that it’s not announced to the neighborhood that you’re getting a safe. Or you can pick the safe up at the store and we will help you load it! We know that you treasure your valuables, so why not store them in a safe from Mike Ward Safes Outlet Superstore.

09/06/2026

👶 Ten months old.
That's how long this precious baby got to experience life before it was stolen away outside a VA Medical Center in San Antonio.
This infant - not even walking yet, still discovering the world through innocent eyes - was killed by a toddler who found a loaded long gun in the back of an SUV.
A toddler. Shooting a baby. With a weapon that should never have been accessible to children.
Can you imagine? Parents probably thought they were making a quick stop. Maybe a medical appointment. A routine errand. The kind of everyday trip families make without thinking twice.
But someone had left a loaded weapon where children could reach it.
In seconds, a family's world was destroyed. A baby who would never take first steps, never say "mama," never celebrate a first birthday. A toddler who will somehow have to live with this for the rest of their life.
This tragedy is part of a horrifying trend in Texas. In 2023 alone, there were at least 36 unintentional shootings by children in the state. Fourteen of those were fatal.
Fourteen families. Fourteen funerals. Fourteen children who will never grow up.
Texas doesn't require safe storage, but it is illegal to knowingly store a firearm where a child can easily access it. Yet here we are, watching another preventable death because someone couldn't be bothered to secure their weapon.
This wasn't a home invasion. This wasn't a criminal with an illegal gun. This was someone's legal firearm, left in a vehicle where children were present, accessible to tiny hands that had no understanding of its deadly power.
That ten-month-old baby trusted the adults around them to keep them safe. Every baby does. They depend on us completely for their survival, their protection, their future.
We failed that trust. And now another family is living in hell because securing a gun was too much trouble for someone.
How many more babies have to die? How many more toddlers have to become unwilling killers? How many more families have to be destroyed before gun owners take responsibility?
This baby should be learning to walk right now. Should be babbling their first words. Should be bringing joy and chaos and love to their family's life.
Instead, there's just silence. Just grief. Just the unbearable weight of what might have been.

Your fi****ms must be secured if children are ever in your vehicle or home. Period. We can help you find the right solution at I-65 and Moffett Rd. Call (251) 471-1137 or comment with questions. Don't let another family suffer this preventable heartbreak.

You can ask us questions here, call us at (251) 471-1137, or come visit our showroom in Mobile at I-65 and Moffett Rd.
09/05/2026

You can ask us questions here, call us at (251) 471-1137, or come visit our showroom in Mobile at I-65 and Moffett Rd.

09/05/2026

Owning fi****ms isn't just about rights—it's about embracing the responsibility that comes with those rights. True security means being accountable for every aspect of ownership, including how and where you store your guns.

Security is responsibility.

How do you balance exercising your rights with meeting your responsibilities as a gun owner?

Labor Day sale wraps up next week. Still plenty of time to stop in or call.
09/04/2026

Labor Day sale wraps up next week. Still plenty of time to stop in or call.

09/01/2026

Children are naturally curious, and that curiosity can lead them into dangerous situations faster than we can imagine. Whether it's fi****ms, medications, or sharp tools, the things that can hurt them most are often the things we use to protect our families.

The best defense? Keep danger out of reach.

Parents: what steps have you taken to childproof the dangerous items in your home?

08/31/2026

👁️ Four-year-old Skye McBride will never see the world the same way again.
Literally.
This little girl from Flint, Michigan, found her father's unsecured, loaded gun and accidentally shot herself in the eye. The bullet didn't kill her, but it stole her childhood, her innocence, and her ability to see through both eyes ever again.
Skye now lives with a prosthetic eye and impaired use of her left hand. She's undergone multiple surgeries, each one a reminder of the moment her father failed to secure his weapon.
Her father, Michael Tolbert, became the first person charged under Michigan's new safe storage law. He pled no contest to child abuse charges because there was no denying what happened: he left a loaded gun where his four-year-old daughter could reach it.
But legal consequences don't give Skye her eye back. They don't erase the trauma. They don't undo the damage.
Imagine being four years old and having to explain to other children why you look different. Imagine growing up knowing that your own father's negligence is why you'll never see clearly again.
Imagine being a parent and knowing that your moment of carelessness permanently altered your child's life.
Skye's family talks about "stolen innocence" and "irreversible harm." This little girl will carry the physical and emotional scars of her father's failure for the rest of her life.
She's one of the "lucky" ones because she survived. But what kind of luck is it when a four-year-old loses an eye because the adults responsible for protecting her couldn't be bothered to lock up a gun?
The prosecutor said this case perfectly illustrates "the grave consequences of failing to secure fi****ms in the presence of children." But consequences for whom? Skye didn't choose to have access to that gun. She's paying the price for someone else's negligence.
This little girl should be worrying about kindergarten, learning to ride a bike, playing with friends. Instead, she's adapting to life with a disability that could have been completely prevented.
Michigan passed that safe storage law because of tragedies like Skye's. But laws only work when people follow them. And too many gun owners still think tragedy only happens to other families.
Skye McBride proves them wrong. She's living proof that unsecured guns destroy lives - even when they don't kill.
Her father's gun was loaded, unlocked, and accessible to a curious four-year-old. Now his daughter will spend her entire life dealing with the consequences of his few seconds of negligence.

Don't let your child become the next Skye. Secure your fi****ms properly - every time, no exceptions. We're here to help at I-65 and Moffett Rd. Call (251) 471-1137 or ask questions below. Because your children deserve better than a lifetime of preventable suffering.

You make the memories, we'll do our part to help you keep them safe.Stop by and see our selection.
08/31/2026

You make the memories, we'll do our part to help you keep them safe.

Stop by and see our selection.

08/29/2026

From your grandfather's hunting rifle to your newest personal protection firearm, every gun in your collection deserves the same level of protection. Quality fi****ms are investments that should be treated with the respect and security they deserve.

Every gun deserves a safe.

How do you decide which fi****ms get priority placement in your safe?

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961 W I-65 Service Road N
Mobile, AL
36618

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm

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(251) 471-1137

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