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<p>[QUOTE="Vess1, post: 732723, member: 13650"]Good concealment and non-advertising to your friends, neighbors and maybe even most family members.</p><p><br /></p><p> Your first line of defense is the potential robber(s), whoever they may be, not knowing about it. If you have a random robbery, it's likely they will take obvious things lying around like electronics, jewelry or whatever, that can easily be snatched, and ran with. </p><p><br /></p><p> Next line of defense is concealment. If you own a safe, where do you put it? Is it sitting out in the open begging to be broken into? Or would people have any reason to suspect you owned one (or several) at all?</p><p><br /></p><p> Next line of defense is finally, how good the safe is. Can it be picked up and carried away? Or is it too heavy or bolted down making it necessary to break into? Now it will take time and tools and 'most' burglars don't like hanging around with the chance somebody could come home at any time. Even if they do penetrate the safe, they would probably have to make a pretty big hole to get much of the contents out which will be time consuming. For example, an album isn't going to fit through a 4"x4" hole.</p><p><br /></p><p> If you're at home and somebody wants to rob you at gun point, I suggest you have guns you know how to use, stashed at varying locations. At least one somewhere on every level of your home.</p><p> This is not a bad idea regardless because you don't have time to call the cops and if you do, by the time they get there you could be robbed and shot anyway. It's common sense. You're responsible for protecting YOU whether you've got a single coin or valuable in the house or not.</p><p><br /></p><p> The good thing is, at least you're looking to do something. Some people brag to their friends and family and show punk kids everything they've got and then store everyting in a pretty wooden box hidden in the closet. Well, you know what? These are the ones likely to make the news. Doing something is certainly better than nothing.</p><p><br /></p><p> The other option is obviously a SDB which we've hashed and re-hashed here a hundred times. They cost money and on rare occasions errors are made and the contents is confiscated by the state with no re-course. Many people use both safes and SDB's.</p><p><br /></p><p> Basically nothing is 100% fool proof but you can put the odds in your favor at least doing something.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Vess1, post: 732723, member: 13650"]Good concealment and non-advertising to your friends, neighbors and maybe even most family members. Your first line of defense is the potential robber(s), whoever they may be, not knowing about it. If you have a random robbery, it's likely they will take obvious things lying around like electronics, jewelry or whatever, that can easily be snatched, and ran with. Next line of defense is concealment. If you own a safe, where do you put it? Is it sitting out in the open begging to be broken into? Or would people have any reason to suspect you owned one (or several) at all? Next line of defense is finally, how good the safe is. Can it be picked up and carried away? Or is it too heavy or bolted down making it necessary to break into? Now it will take time and tools and 'most' burglars don't like hanging around with the chance somebody could come home at any time. Even if they do penetrate the safe, they would probably have to make a pretty big hole to get much of the contents out which will be time consuming. For example, an album isn't going to fit through a 4"x4" hole. If you're at home and somebody wants to rob you at gun point, I suggest you have guns you know how to use, stashed at varying locations. At least one somewhere on every level of your home. This is not a bad idea regardless because you don't have time to call the cops and if you do, by the time they get there you could be robbed and shot anyway. It's common sense. You're responsible for protecting YOU whether you've got a single coin or valuable in the house or not. The good thing is, at least you're looking to do something. Some people brag to their friends and family and show punk kids everything they've got and then store everyting in a pretty wooden box hidden in the closet. Well, you know what? These are the ones likely to make the news. Doing something is certainly better than nothing. The other option is obviously a SDB which we've hashed and re-hashed here a hundred times. They cost money and on rare occasions errors are made and the contents is confiscated by the state with no re-course. Many people use both safes and SDB's. Basically nothing is 100% fool proof but you can put the odds in your favor at least doing something.[/QUOTE]
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