Combatting Break-Ins?

Sweet!:gidiup:

 

Hey i have that same one but its in a satin/matte silver finish.


the only way you're ever going to prevent ANY theft is to not leave anything in the car period.

and the best way to catch any of these thieves in the act is to install security cameras in an inconspicuous location and a camera that has a high resolution.

alarms are a false sense of security and a waste of money IMHO, and a PITA when you want to remove them.

 

Works for me!!! :worship2: :applause: :thumb:
Shoot 1st...ask questions later!

 

Richie Carbone what are you doin', robbing banks?! That is one crazy collection.

A big dog would be a huge theft deterrent, however, obviously they are a big commitment and a lot of work, and if they are in the house they aren't going to do any good.

 

Put an empty gun holster on your dashboard.

 

This is what protects mine...I like to call him my "bullet I can call back"!





Don't F with him because he "WILL" hurt you.

 

I like DD's timpryor's methods better.

Pause the TiVo, one nice head shot, some APC to clean up the offending area, un-pause the TiVo and viola! No more problem.

Of course for those of us that live in Kalifornia, it's wishful thinking. :shakehead:

 

Wow, JL, what a beautiful dog!

Now, if my little "bitch" happens to sachet by at just the right time...............

 

Beautifull dog JL, what's his name ? Proper German Shepherd.....stunning :worship2:

Think he'd have my 2 critters for morning tea :yikes:

 

Most garage doors now use rolling code (along with most new car alarms) which makes it quite a bit trickier then just grabbing the frequency.

 

His name is Achilles after the greatest Greek warrior. He allows us peace of mind while he is here watching over things. He does really hate (and for the life of me I can't figure out why) the UPS and Fedex trucks. And with all the Detailing Supply orders I get he sees them a lot. Heck I know when they come in the subdivision because he starts going crazy.