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madjackghengis:
That is one very sturdy lock indeed, I hope you manage to keep out the vermin.  I don't even have gates or a fence at my place, but I have been known to shoot at the vermin who attacked my neighbor, and I have three good dogs which are always hungry and wary.  I haven't felt the need for such measures since I left the city, and moved to the farming community I live in now.  In the mean time, the cities have only gotten worse, and people in places like where I live are putting up warning signs for the would be burglars, to protect them from being shot or eaten.  I had to put a lock of that sort and size on the front door of my last house, I hope never to need such a thing again, I'd much rather they fear entering my property because of what they might find.  I've considered setting up my "next door shop" with multiple insect foggers and a trigger arrangement to set them all off at once, if the door is opened without proper proceedure, just to deter such ideas.  Those who work to produce the things they want generally have strong feelings about those who would rather steal than work.  I hope it works well for you, mad jack
Trion:
Thanks for the kind words, sometimes extreme measures have to be taken..

madjack: I would have liked the thieves to be afraid of entering my garage. Long story short, if a thief gets injured while robbing my shop, I go to jail.. Go Norway! :bang:
Bernd:
I've always wanted to put a sign at the begining of my long driveway that read:

"Unless you are famaliy, invited guest or making a delivery your are tress passing and will be shot on sight".

Bernd
crabsign69:

--- Quote from: Bernd on February 28, 2011, 11:12:33 AM ---I've always wanted to put a sign at the begining of my long driveway that read:

"Unless you are famaliy, invited guest or making a delivery your are tress passing and will be shot on sight".

Bernd

--- End quote ---


Ya thats my thinking exactly thats what ganny is for just point and clik  hahahaha  no need to aim what ever is in front simply wont be there no more :beer:
foozer:
It is a pickle as to security. If they really want it, its gone. I live in rural country and just use motion detecting lights. 99% of the wanna B's will run under the light of day. Had one, actually two times where I had to take action, first the sound of the pump action shotgun loading was enough to get their attention, like deer they did scoot. Second strange vehicle parked near barn, walked around the back side with the 44, just a lost couple down the wrong drive.

Problem is tho, when confronting strangers is the "Am I gonna have to shoot this clown" Its almost, as long as the knuckle-heads don't try the house, the items they could take really arnt worth the hassle and mess generated by impact of a 20 gauge slug to the torso.

Slept with a 16, now its a 44

Robert

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