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In reply to the discussion: So someone tried to break into my house [View all]MADem
(135,425 posts)80. I've lived in places with less-than-optimal crime rates and had to do "security on a budget!" nt
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get a couple at least. you need a back up gun to protect the main gun against theft.
piratefish08
May 2014
#15
Yep, that would be a definite solution, and depending on the risk, location, type of window and all
RKP5637
May 2014
#76
Quick Fix for now: If you've got the old school windows with the panes on 'em that you lift up,
MADem
May 2014
#3
"Maybe raid the Christmas box and tack up a few jingle bells on the window"--great suggestion! nt
raccoon
May 2014
#11
+1 -- they make fancy "kits" to accomplish the same purpose, but that's a cheaper alternative! nt
MADem
May 2014
#55
I've lived in places with less-than-optimal crime rates and had to do "security on a budget!" nt
MADem
May 2014
#80
If anything a gun thats handy for home defense is also one of the first things stolen.
Jesus Malverde
May 2014
#13
You need to secure a gun when your not around, but you need access to it when you are.
Jesus Malverde
May 2014
#17
Biometric quick access safes for bedtime, holsters for day time. All others in the main safe.
JJChambers
May 2014
#19