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I want to present an idea for security against wheeled vehicles.
This avenue of defence has alot of merit in my book. It can be displayed in static form w/o anyone in attendence.
I saw these things called Road Stars years ago in a catalog of unusual items from a company in Evergreen Colorado. I tried to find the place but I fear it has gone out of budiness.
I bought the loose stars and first thought about throwing them lose all about the property and drive. I then realized that they needed to be accounted for for my own benifit.
I zip tied them to a length of chain. I can despence them quickly as well as gather them quickly so I can use the road or relocate the stars to another site.
The harder the surface the better they will work. In fall they are invisable.
They stay in a stuff sack ready in my " site security box " The box also contains a couple sets of handcuffs, and several pairs of heavy duty zip ties made into temporary handcuffs.
I also realized when handcuffing a person it is much safer to cuff one wrist then run the other cuff in behind the belt and then cuff the other wrist. If there is no belt, tie a length of rope around the waist . This will secure the cuffs, limit movement , and give greater security.
Hope this helps.
This avenue of defence has alot of merit in my book. It can be displayed in static form w/o anyone in attendence.
I saw these things called Road Stars years ago in a catalog of unusual items from a company in Evergreen Colorado. I tried to find the place but I fear it has gone out of budiness.
I bought the loose stars and first thought about throwing them lose all about the property and drive. I then realized that they needed to be accounted for for my own benifit.
I zip tied them to a length of chain. I can despence them quickly as well as gather them quickly so I can use the road or relocate the stars to another site.
The harder the surface the better they will work. In fall they are invisable.
They stay in a stuff sack ready in my " site security box " The box also contains a couple sets of handcuffs, and several pairs of heavy duty zip ties made into temporary handcuffs.
I also realized when handcuffing a person it is much safer to cuff one wrist then run the other cuff in behind the belt and then cuff the other wrist. If there is no belt, tie a length of rope around the waist . This will secure the cuffs, limit movement , and give greater security.
Hope this helps.
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