You could replace the screw with a vandal proof type, and keep the bit for it stashed somewhere in the vehicle. Not a common item for a thief to carry around, not even a semi-resourceful one............Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim B
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You could replace the screw with a vandal proof type, and keep the bit for it stashed somewhere in the vehicle. Not a common item for a thief to carry around, not even a semi-resourceful one............Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim B
It's a crime of opportunity. You're taking something that can be done with no tools to requiring a thief to actually have tools. At least it's more than a hose clamp that only requires a screwdriver.
Doesn't take too many tools to get in!
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Great idea!Quote:
Originally Posted by SideShow Bob
similar situation with my old chebby. Slotted screwdriver placed properly can crack it open in seconds. Lost a Sig P226 that day.Quote:
Originally Posted by cableguy11
Rat bastards......Quote:
Originally Posted by gnihcraes
P226Quote:
Originally Posted by rondog
Got it back about a year later, found in a car full of gang bangers in Glendale AZ. Sig had been tossed several times from moving cars. :( Sig cleaned it up for me though.
Good idea, thanks!Attachment 69797Quote:
Originally Posted by SideShow Bob