Deleted member 66701
Deleted member 66701
id use a decent euro (anti pick/drill/snap)
Any examples?
Someones had a go at the lock on my back door and the key is difficult to insert, so I'm looking to replace it.
id use a decent euro (anti pick/drill/snap)
I'd also just double check your house insurance too with regards to thumb turn. They apparently weren't approved of in ours so had to change them.
Word is though you can just buy an ABS tool online though![]()
Because it would take me one second to smash ur window. And who the hell is gonna stand there admiring your nice expensive locks, a crim would walk past or see you out with someting they wanted and smash ur window and be gone
Well that looked easy, but how do they compare to other locks? As in are all locks this easy to get passed and if so what's the best option
Because it would take me one second to smash ur window. And who the hell is gonna stand there admiring your nice expensive locks, a crim would walk past or see you out with someting they wanted and smash ur window and be gone
I'm fairly certain you're trolling and fair enough. But just in case anyone naive is reading this and thinks you have a credible point, I'm gonna retort.
The long and short of it is, no one is going to admire my expensive locks. They're going to look at my locks and decide wether it's worth spending 20 minutes trying to get in, or if they'd rather go next door to your house that you obviously don't care about and be in and out before you even realise youve failed to protect your family in even the most basic, uninvolved way.
Go talk to some victims of burglary. Maybe it's still cool to be blasé and you're a teenager or student, but there is nothing blasé about having your home violated.
Because it would take me one second to smash ur window. And who the hell is gonna stand there admiring your nice expensive locks, a crim would walk past or see you out with someting they wanted and smash ur window and be gone