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That's definitely an added measure of security should someone decide to rob you of your gun collection, but that's not really the point I was making. More that this type of sign would make you a likelier target for criminals wanting to score guns(which is plenty), not make you easier to rob. If most burglaries occur in the daytime when folks are not at home, why make a point to show it off. That's like putting a sign on your windshield that says "KICKASS SYSTEM IN HERE". EDIT: With the limited research into this subject that I have gleamed off teh webs(grains of salt and what not), it doesn't seem terribly uncommon to have the whole safe stolen. I was even reading a story someone posted about their closet floorboards being sawed through to defeat the bolts. Which in my line of reasoning would indicate that there are at least some thieves out there who know exactly what they are looking to get, and can logically set expectations about possible security measures. If you were a thief and you were wanting to steal guns where would you go and what would you bring ? Obviously a place you know has guns. Bring a couple of your equally worthless friends, a dolly, a truck and some tarp, a saw. Just seems to me that the best security should first be discretion, then backup solutions. I do have a question though, if your guns are locked up so tight, and you hear your door get kicked in, and are the victim of an actual home invasion, say at night, disoriented, off-balance, wouldn't having such a secured setup be a hindrance ? Not necessarily to you either Scott, because you have military training and experience, but a civilian that has reasonable gun experience, such as myself. Which is exactly why I keep my shotgun loaded and easily accessible in my bedroom (to an adult anyway). I do understand that having such a sign as posted could deter a would-be home-invader during nighttime hours, but do you think it would deter anymore than say a "Brinks" sign, or a "Beware of Dog" sign ?

Exactly. Dogs are much more threatening to a potential thief than knowing if the homeowner has a gun or not. As a matter of fact on many occasions that's exactly what the worthless bastard is out to get. A burglar is just going to try to work out the times when people are and are not home. Someone who would place such a sign as "NRA" or some other gun related sign is simply telling thieves that they are likely to have plenty of guns, and to just wait for them to not be home. Just my .02 I'm not "against" the signs or anything so ridiculous.

Aren't you just advertising that you have items worth casing the house for, and waiting for the homeowners to leave before you break in? They are kind of funny though.

I have to agree with this. I like 6s though.

and ... balls.

To make incisive observations, humorously phrased and delivered with impeccable timing.

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Hello.

Great read but I fixed.

It is the very height of cinema !

I also have an Evo, how much to do the interior stuff, and the badges ?

Welcome, clean car.

DROOOOLZ

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Daaaaaaamn brotaco, that shit is still new. Seriously good game though.

This thread can be locked. SOLD OUT.

QFT ... though I've probably spent so much more than I ever planned to cause I see something mad cheap ... then I hit the link.

Title says it all. Probably won't last. Buy.com via Ebay. Someone had asked about this before and I can't remember who. http://slickdeals.net/?pno=34566&lno=1&afsrc=1

Agreed.

Clean looking hatch.

Massive Attack FTW. Cool vid.

Also haven't seen it ... and daaaaaaaaamn. (still think they're ugly)

Somehow I was right behind him and I didn't see anything. Then when Paul said he laid it down I felt like a dick.

This.