johnwest288 wrote: » mcriot29 wrote: » Hey view this link and video its that easy to get in your door but dont buy the anti bumps here get from ebay , dont buy yale anti bump eitherhttp://burglarybusters.ie/locks-anti-bump-anti-snap-cylinders.php Also check the video out in next link , this shows you how the scum are getting in so fast due to then crapy locks people have fitted , get anti bump lockshttp://stoptheburglar.ie/index.php/security-for-doors/cylinders/ Does it only apply to "uPVC locks" as in plastic doors? My door is wooden. "If your door, like many homes is a uPVC or Composite Door, you probably feel very secure in your home."
mcriot29 wrote: » Hey view this link and video its that easy to get in your door but dont buy the anti bumps here get from ebay , dont buy yale anti bump eitherhttp://burglarybusters.ie/locks-anti-bump-anti-snap-cylinders.php Also check the video out in next link , this shows you how the scum are getting in so fast due to then crapy locks people have fitted , get anti bump lockshttp://stoptheburglar.ie/index.php/security-for-doors/cylinders/
MrJoeSoap wrote: » Lads, in my area I reckon there has been one power cut after dark in the last six or seven years that I can remember... I wouldn't be worrying too much about them.
vibe666 wrote: » you've jinxed yourself now! :P
nudger wrote: » mcriot29 wrote: » Hey view this link and video its that easy to get in your door but dont buy the anti bumps here get from ebay , dont buy yale anti bump eitherhttp://burglarybusters.ie/locks-anti-bump-anti-snap-cylinders.php Also check the video out in next link , this shows you how the scum are getting in so fast due to then crapy locks people have fitted , get anti bump lockshttp://stoptheburglar.ie/index.php/security-for-doors/cylinders/ Hi mcroit29 Had a good look at the locks on offer and the testimonials, your ones look great value for money but another company thinks they are the best, bar none, lot more costly (abs). Your ones stand up on review and are a nice price, abs seem to think everything else are crap and the English Police back them up . You don't like the Yale lock, why? half the houses in the country have them not that that means anything. Opened a thread in DIY to see if any of the pro's had an opinion, which locks are being replaced after break ins, and more importantly which haven't. The films would put the poo up you, how easy the locks are done, I knew about the barrel poppers but the keys wouldn't set of the alarms in most houses for about 40 seconds.
mcriot29 wrote: » Hey yes abs are good, but not any better then ones i got also ones i got i showed you in ebay link are treated with pick buster making these locks better then abs, yale are a no no there good locks but im not going to get into it but lets say the yale anti pick dont need to be picked there a key that fits them all. So i would not buy yale better getting a less known brand as less chance of scum getting a picking device, well key type device, dont buy yale ones in ebay link seem to be best value , and they have pickbuster in them , dont waste your cash on high end abs . The link i gave for ebay is best price on ebay however i bought from a diffrent seller that cost a bit more, but he treats them with pickbuster im now not sure if the seller link i put up has pickbuster in them so below is seller i bought from on ebay with pickbuster in themhttp://www.ebay.ie/itm/120503081992?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid =p3984.m1439.l2649#ht_4643wt_689 Google pickbuster with lock above your getting a great deal better then abs, id think i paid for my ones from seller above last wed and got them today
vibe666 wrote: » its all dodgy, but its the same as anything else, they get away with it because there are legit uses for it such as locksmiths etc. look mat all the cash for gold places (and pawn shops before them) that have sprung up. everyone knows they're raking in money from burglaries, but because there's legit customers as well, they get away with it.
gjc wrote: » Pat the plank is talking about burglaries on the frontline now
MrJoeSoap wrote: » Love how Paul Williams is talking about how he'd protect his house and family with a gun if someone broke into his house... They'd have to get past the Garda post first Paul. :rolleyes:
wildlifeboy wrote: » yes that would work..if i was in a house robbing and i came across the owner in long johns like them i would run for the hills. y-fronts that go all the way down..scary ****!
chucknorris wrote: » One possible and legal solution.
johnwest288 wrote: » Why is it ribbed?:eek:
Gaspode wrote: » Guys, I've posted this warning twice already in this thread so please pay attention, or you may receive an infraction/ban. Boards.ie does not condone violence or taking the law into your own hands. Discussion of how you'd assault an intruder is not really welcome here, thanks
BostonB wrote: » Yeah but on the boards the only rules are those the mods enforce.
Gaspode wrote: » I've not read the actual legislation in this area, but I dont think home owners have been given carte blanche to beat the living daylights out of any intruder. I think they can use 'reasonable force' when absolutely necessary. Having a lethal weapon for the express purpose of knocking lumps out of someone might not be seen as reasonable though in court if the intruder sues for assault.
