Posted on 09/30/2015 2:28:21 PM PDT by nickcarraway
I don't know how to post links, but go here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBhOjWHbD6M
Shows a unsecured safe in a wide open room.
I would guess that if you don’t have your bolted down in a place that is easy to tip it over then that attack well be successful.
Your right given enough time ay thing can be broken into.
Having pried on a lot of things the pressure one can apply side ways is a lot less than one can apply down wards and up wards.
They aren't what you think they are. However, believe what you want. I've said all I care to say.
Have you ever tried using a large pry bar in a confined space let along getting two guys into that confined space to use both of them at one time.
Why do you think they used a wide open ware house where they could tip the safe over and have unlimited working room
Most burglars don’t work in pairs, don’t carry 4 foot pry bars, they are a bit hard to hide. Most burglars are the neighbor kid who does a quick smash and grab.
Safes are what they are I have no disillusions on their break-ability.
If a professional comes to your house your screwed most burglars are not professional.
But they well do a job on stopping the local neighborhood yokel whose sees you drive out of the yard every morning going to work.
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