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[dragogt]

The thing is...you cannot be home all the time and alarms/locks can be bypassed.

Most of the batteries used w/alarms are only good for a coupla hours if the power goes off.

I'd be willing to bet that very few of y'all (if any) have a padlock on your electrical box, and/or a lockable knob on the door to the room where the safe is located.

And, if you assume that by having a gunsafe, you have no worries, consider how they are constructed.

Nope, but I dare ya to try and get past my fence...

More than one person has almost got ate..

 

[LEB Ben]

I'd be willing to bet that very few of y'all (if any) have a padlock on your electrical box, and/or a lockable knob on the door to the room where the safe is located.

Padlocked, dead bolted and a lockable knob in both locations.

 

[Austin]

But...you're not adding your last name or address, just your first name, last initial, city/state you live in.

Rule of thumb if you own firearms: Make sure to have an unlisted phone number.

What concerns me is: Y'all have NRA stickers and/or gunracks visible on your vehicles. At one time that was OK, nowadays it's a different story.

Basically, you're advertising you have firearms, so...someone could follow you home. Now...just imagine what could occur next.

Just about everybody round here has at least a couple guns

 

[mrfixit]

Tom W
Jasper, MO

 

[Mil1ion]

There are a lot of lockable knobs on here

 

[Nitro9988]

Rodney B
Watertown, SD

 

[CaFordDude]

I'd be willing to bet that very few of y'all (if any) have a padlock on your electrical box, and/or a lockable knob on the door to the room where the safe is located.

And, if you assume that by having a gunsafe, you have no worries, consider how they are constructed.

Yes to the padlock on the electrical box and all my doors have deadbolts on them. And this is my safe:

And the specs:
FIRE AND SECURITY RATINGS

* Phoenix Class III fire protection
* 1500° 1 1/2 hour rating
* UL security rating
* Lifetime warranty

LOCKING SYSTEM

* Sargent & Greenleaf ™ Grp II
* Champion's Auto-Relock system
* Diamond Imbedded Armor-Plate™

MAXIMUM SECURITY DOOR

* 5" thick composite door
* Three layers of fire insulation
* Internal ball-bearing hinges
* 24-karat gold-plated lock and 3-spoke handle

BOLTWORKS

* Four-way active boltworks--no dead bolts
* Up to 20, 1 ¼" active bolts
* Auto-Detent system
* Roughneck™ bolt guides

BODY

* 2" thick composite wall
* 10 Ga. outer steel wall
* Up to three layers of fire insulation
* High-gloss polyurethane finish

INTERIOR

* Plush velour interior
* All-Pro interior

Safe Model T-30
Dimensions WxHxD 32"x66 1/4"x25 1/2"
Outer Shell Thickness 10 Gauge
Depth Overall 25 1/2"
Volume (Cubic Feet) 30 CF
Approx. Weight 900 lbs
Active Bolts 16-1 1/4"
Door Edge Thickness 1 5/8"
Body Thickness up to 2"
Interior Velour



I'm not overly concerned about the average crook getting into my safe.

 

[Austin]

Rodney and Tom: ya'll are good

 

[Truckin4life]

Don A
San Antonio, Texas.


As for guns, good luck.

 

[00BlueOvalRanger]

But...you're not adding your last name or address, just your first name, last initial, city/state you live in.

Rule of thumb if you own firearms: Make sure to have an unlisted phone number.

What concerns me is: Y'all have NRA stickers and/or gunracks visible on your vehicles. At one time that was OK, nowadays it's a different story.

Basically, you're advertising you have firearms, so...someone could follow you home. Now...just imagine what could occur next.

I own firearms, yes. Unlisted phone - no.
No NRA stickers or gun racks. Neighbors would defecate themselves if they saw a gun rack or firearm!!

Someone follows me home. . . . . they'd be in for a rude awakening.

I'd be willing to bet that very few of y'all (if any) have a padlock on your electrical box, and/or a lockable knob on the door to the room where the safe is located.

And, if you assume that by having a gunsafe, you have no worries, consider how they are constructed.

Padlock on electrical box and meter box!!
House alarmed.
Locked door on room to safe.
Room alarmed. (Wireless. Not dependent on telephone system.)
Safe is not visible once you're inside the room where it's kept.
Video system activated once door is opened to room where safe is located.
You get to the safe, you're not going to have an easy time opening it.

Paranoid. . . no, not really. I just do not want some sphincter muscle taking something that I've worked hard for, and could do bodily harm to some innocent.




Keith K.
Southern Maryland. Down by the Chesapeake Bay (That's as close as it gets.)

 

[Austin]

Don A
San Antonio, Texas.


As for guns, good luck.

Already got ya Don

 

[mrxlh]

Lester
Bossier City, LA

 

[Austin]

Lester
Bossier City, LA

Done.


The map's starting to fill out!!!

 

[RangerPilot]

Very cool.

Zach S.
Dallas, TX

I liked Dennis's lonely little pin in Canadia...then I went southwest...way...way...southwest.

Have some ideas for flights now.

 

[6L PWR]

I'd be willing to bet that very few of y'all (if any) have a padlock on your electrical box, and/or a lockable knob on the door to the room where the safe is located.

Believe it or not, all my outside utilites boxes are padlocked. PLUS, the wires come up through the concrete into the box.

 

[F 150Cobra]

Jurgen H.
Oranjestad, Aruba

 

[Austin]

Jurg and Zach - done

 

[kiwi f150]

Very cool.

Zach S.
Dallas, TX

I liked Dennis's lonely little pin in Canadia...then I went southwest...way...way...southwest.

Have some ideas for flights now.

I know how dennis feels - surely i can't be the only one downunder ....

 

[Mil1ion]

Dennis has spent most of his life alone.

Duncan doesn't want anyone to know where he is.

Zack, How about you take a flight up here (CYQF) to pick me up and take me to Ontario Calif (ONT) ?

 

[RangerPilot]

Zack, How about you take a flight up here (CYQF) to pick me up and take me to Ontario Calif (ONT) ?

Sure!

261.2 gallons...at let's just call it average of $4.80 a gallon for the trip...
$1253.76...