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Buy another set of brand new fresh Duracell Batteries. Make sure the battery contacts have no corrosion on them. Try again. If that doesn't work, claim on the 5 year warranty.
I just took mine apart and there’s a little coil that pulls the locking pin down to allow the mechanism to be turned. The pun is returned by a small spring that in this case is no longer strong enough to do it’s job. Thus a gun safe worth about $700 is rendered inoperative by a 25 cent spring.
Gunsafes are meant to be difficult to open. I'm unsure as to your logic in the novel use of that 9v battery, all it would have done was to short circuit the battery.
Remington's own website gives you only one option if you're a US resident, "Contact Liberty Safes, the licensee, at 800-247-5625 for assistance with obtaining the combination to your safe.
If your safe is a low cost model and you need access quickly then you'll have to cut the safe open, but more expensive models are resistant to this form of attack and the safe will need to be scrapped and replaced afterwards.
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