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Funny I was just looking at my containers yesterday. Looks like the doors can be unbolted from the outside! Hiddenin plain view would be my attitude - have the non-essential/cheap gear in a ruthlessly locked container, chains, signs, threats all over it etc, and keep the good stuff in a different box disguised as a wood pile or something.

 

You could acquire or build a smaller metal container, affix 4 - 6 inch thick log rounds to the walls, and then cover the ends and top with logs, so it just looks like a forestry stack of cheap poles. Could even have a flap door with logs bolted on, would be a bit heavy, but Im sure something could be contrived...

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BLOOD

That's what the police want, they're not interested in coming out unless there's blood, preferably the b*****ds that nicked the stuff.

So my advice would be to fit razor blades around the locks

 

 

When I got robbed 18 months ago there were traces of blood at the scene due to glass that had been broken. I was told by the forensics that came out the the sample of blood they took probably wouldn't be tested due to the cost and the fact that even if they found a match, it only puts that person at the scene, but it doesn't actually prove they stole anything. Ridiculous.

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