If someone broke into my house, would hey be usable to defend myself?
54081
Yes they would be better if the edges were sharpened but the point will do the job.
2218303
Hello, i dont think this is an option. I think your first concern in this situation should be your safety (i.e. locking the door) and getting somewhere safe. Step 2 should be dialing 911. Step 3 Accessing your firearm locked up in wall safe. If you want something more handy and quiet, you may want to look at the Gunvault products. They are table top and can be placed right on your night stand.
2052467
Yes. Probably a paper clip would suffice to pop the lock through a small hole. It's a privacy lock not a security lock.
1435916
I would think that you could damage a door if it were not sturdy.But, more importantly you could damage yourself.
591478
Yep! Or a canvas painting, or a mirror...pretty much whatever you want. Just don't put something too expensive over it. If someone does break into your house you don't want them going "oh look, an expensive painting, I think I'll take it...oh look...a SAFE"
2230138
you can use it as a entry alarm but you donot have disarm or arm its alarm or alert if its on alarm it can only work with you being in house now if you put it on alert it will let you come and go with just a beeping noise but once you close the door all the way it will shut off
991009
probably but they real cheap. if someone wanted to break into your locker it wouldn't be hard.I used mine in the garage to keep someone from borrowing tools. IF they wanted to steal something they could.
1492137
First let's assume that you have installed the system her the manufacturers instructions. You are actually asking two questions one would be about the censer being smashed and another about the unit (or master control being smashed). If a sensor is adequately operated then smashing it would make no difference because by then it has already tripped the alarm. However if the criminal were then able to reach the alarm box itself then yes I would assume that destroying it would turn off the alarm. However hopefully by this time you are alert to the fact that a criminal is in the house and can take evasive maneuvers or call 911 as it is just an alarm it does not protect you. Of course this alarmed also has the capability if connected properly to make a phone call out and of course that phone call should have already going out. I decided to place the master control box in a back bedroom and although it takes a little longer to reach the control box that would also mean that a criminal would have to search through the house looking for the control box but I have enough time to disbarment especially with the key fob in my hand, I disarm it before I walk in the house.
1100022
I used my own screws, so they'd have to take up most of the floor board with it. I figure most break-ins are looking for easy carry anyway. If they want to bother with a safe bolted to the floor they are going to get it one way or another. I don't have the cash for a 1000# safe, so this worked pretty well for me.
851853
This would make a fine defensive tool. You shouldn't have any problem owning it, but in an overly restrictive state like MA, discretion is the better part of valor.
401984
Why would you? That sounds very suspicious in my opinion... Are you making a bomb?
1083281
There is not a definitive answer to this question. I can say this: After a good deal of research this door jammer is hands down the best one made!!! It is worth the extra cost over the others. I bought 3 of them, one for each entrance door to our home. We tested it as much as possible without risking damaging our door and I can say there was no breach to entering. Yes, someone intent on coming in can destroy the door itself but in the meantime with the Buddybar Door Jammer you have bought yourself some valuable reaction time! The intruder has a definite obstacle to overcome!
1277730
I wouldn't do it with this knife. I would mess up someone pretty bad if they hit me with this, whether it hurt me or not. This knife is pretty solid and I actually thought about using it as a self defense weapon due to how hard it is.
354814
It didn't work to deter my teenagers, as they pulled hard and the "foam" padding ripped away from backing. That said, I had a "lock" on there that doesn't really look like a lock and they weren't paying attention and just grabber and yanked the door as usual (the door sticks, so we all used to giving it a good strong pull to open it under normal conditions). But to deter burglars?....just depends on how determined in burglars is. All they'd need to do is slip a sharp, thin knife between the metal piece and the door and cut the foam backing. Would I risk 1000s of dollars of food if I was using this on a restaurant fridge? No, I wouldn't, I'd figure out how to get some holes of some sort drilled into the fridge instead. Hope that helps! Good luck.
1369774
I would not recommend for the front door even if it works- this would leave your frnot door unlocked and any body could break into your house while you are somewhere else inside.
1224358
Keep it cased! At least until you get yo where you are playing or shooting. Remember the police are here to protect us (hopefully). Help them by not brandishing your weapon.
1679513
Not that I am aware of. I wouldn't use this as a primary means to secure a weapon from an intruder that has any length of time to steal your firearms. I would use it as a means to prevent a child or otherwise unmotivated individual to gain access to a loaded firearm.