Dtank wrote:
But whatever makes you feel......ahhhh - safe!..:C
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Dtank wrote:
But whatever makes you feel......ahhhh - safe!..:C
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Desert Captain wrote:Big Katuna wrote:
You can pry that Sentry open with two standard crowbars in under five minutes.
A good strategy is add a cheap safe, leave it unlocked with a Walmart wallet with expired cards and some cash, some cheap fake jewelry and hide the good stuff in a cereal box or soap container.
Theif thinks he's hit the jackpot and leaves.
and you would know this how???? :h
Actually I think it would take more than 5 minutes and folks walking around campgrounds carrying two crowbars tend to be noticed. We don't travel with jewelry and cash, credit cards and smart phones are always on our person. Lots of things that you don't want laying around in plain sight but that you might need in a hurry (5 keystrokes - about 2 seconds), fit nicely in the safe. Cheap safes have their limits but as noted they tend to keep honest folks honest.
My post was merely meant to address the actual subject of this thread. For several hundred dollars you can purchase a much more secure safe but the mounting will essentially be the same.
As always.... Opinions and YMMV
:B
Desert Captain wrote:Big Katuna wrote:
You can pry that Sentry open with two standard crowbars in under five minutes.
A good strategy is add a cheap safe, leave it unlocked with a Walmart wallet with expired cards and some cash, some cheap fake jewelry and hide the good stuff in a cereal box or soap container.
Theif thinks he's hit the jackpot and leaves.
and you would know this how???? :h
Actually I think it would take more than 5 minutes and folks walking around campgrounds carrying two crowbars tend to be noticed. We don't travel with jewelry and cash, credit cards and smart phones are always on our person. Lots of things that you don't want laying around in plain sight but that you might need in a hurry (5 keystrokes - about 2 seconds), fit nicely in the safe. Cheap safes have their limits but as noted they tend to keep honest folks honest.
My post was merely meant to address the actual subject of this thread. For several hundred dollars you can purchase a much more secure safe but the mounting will essentially be the same.
As always.... Opinions and YMMV
:B
Big Katuna wrote:
You can pry that Sentry open with two standard crowbars in under five minutes.
A good strategy is add a cheap safe, leave it unlocked with a Walmart wallet with expired cards and some cash, some cheap fake jewelry and hide the good stuff in a cereal box or soap container.
Theif thinks he's hit the jackpot and leaves.
Big Katuna wrote:
You can pry that Sentry open with two standard crowbars in under five minutes.
A good strategy is add a cheap safe, leave it unlocked with a Walmart wallet with expired cards and some cash, some cheap fake jewelry and hide the good stuff in a cereal box or soap container.
Theif thinks he's hit the jackpot and leaves.
