I like the idea of a panic room -- for the bad guy. He goes in. Gets locked in. Escape proof. Sound proof. As to why he beat the s**t out of himself while he's in there -- I'll never know.
That has happened for real. One storeowner got fed up with people breaking into his warehouse and set up a one-way system, so people could enter but not leave. Very amusing watching a criminal caught like a rat in a trap desperately trying to break out.
My preference is 55 gal drums of fougasse buried on the perimeter. They taught us how to make & use these in Ranger School back in the 70’s all the way down to making our own napalm. They are impressive when detonated to say the least. A wall of napalm being thrown at you is quite the deterrent. It’s a one and done, so you have to plan in depth for a determined (or stupid) foe. Just the thing for the Zombie apocalypse along with field-expedient claymores … also practiced with these in Ranger training.
Geese are great alarm systems, too. In fact, if I remember correctly, a warehouse used to store scotch used to use geese as an alarm system to protect the tipple.
@@jayaybe1 The important thing about them is that they raise the alarm. Terrorists and enemy agents expect things like security systems (which are all too easy to hack these days) and guards, but no one expects 40 pound birds that have a honk that rivals that of an 18 wheeler when they're pissed off, and nothing pisses them off like intruders.
About electric fences and barbed wire or sharpened objects on fences, as a South African I can say that they are useless in a planned house burglary. Our criminals use a thick old carpet to slide it over the security and comfortably jump the fence. A low-tech solution for expensive protection.
Here they are called 'booby traps' and illegal to use. The big problem is that they are indiscriminate and can harm friend as well as foe. Think about a cop or paramedic trying to breach the perimeter in an emergency...say you are having a medical emergency on the other side of the fence.
Oh, where I live, there are hardly any land houses, and if there are in the center of the country, they will cost around 3 million dollars, oh, and in general, most such houses have electric shutters, no garage, and there is steel, which is a steel door, and cameras, and the police can reach the whole country in a few minutes, so it is not effective to break in, the penalties are too low
@@us3rG//Not every criminal has the brains in his head to know that he could go out and get a bunch of long thick carpet pieces to try to get over the fence.... Most criminals are stupid 🙃
Californian home owners should consider installing these windows/doors as mudslide barriers. I lived there in the 80’s and after a small quake we were astonished to literally see the bottom of our pool from a walk on the beach . Packed up, moved back home to the Carolinas and ain’t been back.😂
I like the fog concept but it would be better if it released CS gas because its invisible and takes your breath away, the burglar will do anything to get out since they can't breathe. Its also harmless since every military recruit is placed in a room with CS gas to experience what its like.
I didn't know that it left a residue to clean up, all I know is it made me the incredible hulk trying to get air when they put me in the gas chamber in boot camp, I plowed through a door two drill sergeants were trying to hold shut and they both landed on their butts. It took my breath away literally. I guess the fog doesn't require a clean up yet it inhibits the burglars view of anything.@@FlyinZX10R
Fog cannons have been used for a long time in Europe. As in any field, improvements came in time. It's not ok with CS because the process is fast nebulization, in addition, you will damage the protected assets. Instead, a strobe flash and a siren have an instant effect, including against those with gas masks. As long as they are chosen correctly for the protected objective, fog cannons are beautiful. Except for optical smoke sensors😉
I live in Phoenix, Arizona, you might think I am going go right for the gun, but I do not, my home is built with concrete block, I have 9 windows that are protected by the hurricane style roll up shutters and CrimSafe, a baseball bat proof screen for the 3 windows unable to have shutters. I rebuilt the frames for all 3 exit doors with solid wood framing and extensive use of 3 inch screws for both the door and frames. Then I have high quality security doors on each exit, these are secured with 12 of the non reversible screws for each door. To prevent lock picking I have two locking hasps on each door to prevent it from opening even if the person cuts the door's screen!! Then If an intruder gets in, he faces an aluminum baseball bat or a 9mm Pistol loaded and chambered with hollow points!! The exterior is lit from dusk to dawn with flood lights and I have all windows and doors covered with cameras feeding to a DVR that is run through a universal power supply in the case the power goes out. My power panel is also locked, no trees or scrubs, just green lawn all around.
It comes across that people need to keep developing and buying more and more gadgets to be safe, so it's time to treat criminals like we treated them a hundred years ago. You try to break-in to someone's home and you die trying. The courts are continually giving criminals more and more latitude and telling the public not to harm them, in spite of that fact that they will certainly harm us. The courts are making life more unpleasant and dangerous for law abiding people.
We love our Wyze Cam Flood Light systems! We have two which is suffice to cover the front yard/ entrance and back overlooking our big backyard. We have a 3200 sqft home and just two of them are perfect. Of course, different layouts of the homes will delegate how many you need but the Wyze Cam Flood Light systems are perfect for ours. The footage is HD and up to 4K, the sound is crystal clear and the lights are extremely bright.
I once lived in an apartment complex in a bad neighborhood. My apartment was on the first floor in the rear of the building where someone could easily climb in through one of the two rear windows. I glued small pieces of broken glass on the outside window sills as a deterant.
Well, in the UK it's against the law to defend yourself, so sealing yourself into an iron room makes perfect sense. If you have the time. Liberty safes pretty much ruined the use of combination locks here in the US. They sold their customers out.
It is not illegal to defend yourself in the UK, no jury would prosecute a defender. The issue you're confusing yourself with is when the defender becomes the attacker.
It depends on geography. Most burglaries in Europe don't involve firearms, white weapons and serious physical harm. Usually, burglars try to strike when owners are absent. Those that do the opposite, are mostly too dumb to overcome standard safety measures within a reasonable timeframe, and fuck off once they realise they weren't lucky enough to do the job in a smooth, unobstructed manner.
be prepared to defend yourself in criminal and civil court as well depending on jurisdiction. In some areas there are specific laws concerning the use of lethal force. Shooting someone for stealing your TV is not a lethal force encounter. You have to demonstrate immediate and eminent threat of loss of life or bodily harm to yourself or another.
I like the gun camera and would be perfect for my backyard as some keeps sneaking in and stealing stuff, but I live in the city so it really wouldn't be a good idea. Id have to install it below the fence horizon and warn my room mates when it's activated at night.
You should get one then install it in a small box on top of the porch or something.... I bet it would work at ground level too in a small backyard, it's just placed higher for a longer range. 😂
Initially I thought these were over-the-top and I tried to think of a situation where they're relevant. And if I was living in South Africa right now I would absolutely look into getting something like this
If I had that fog machine I'd rig it up to something that will say throughout the home "deploying toxic gas" just before the fog machine kicks on just to make any intruder think it's actually poison gas in their moment of panic lol
Never depend on electricity or wi fi for any security use when there's no power add solar backup only for those types of security devices use manually mechanical mechanisms windows doors devices
As long as criminals get slapped on the wrist for their criminal activities, security systems are not that much of a deterrent. Now, if the security system meant you could lost your life….I think these thugs would start to question their line of work.
Yeah then everyone in the world would be in jail because everyone has commited criminal acts in their lifetime weather they got caught or not. That's why crime has to be determined as "dangerous" or "monetary loss" or "mental health"
I like car security system on the "advertisement" at the beginning of the Robocop movie. The criminal gets into the car to steal it and get an electric shock that kills him. "It doesn't even drain your battery" lol
@@flippensweet3 Hardly anyone tries to do a violent crime though and these lethal traps would be for the violent criminals. Also breaking into a house is a form of violence.
I'll stick with my four dogs. The ankle biter that hears everything the other dogs don't hear. The medium-sized dog that is the instigator and the speed. And the two Great Pyrenees whose bloodline is notorious for killing coyotes and other large predators. If you get past my dogs, you won't get past my guns. No alarms (other than the dogs). The only fence is to keep the dogs in and you safe. The yard sensors are for when the dogs are inside. When one of them goes off, the dogs go outside and I get the backup, (a gun). Sorry, I don't call 911 until afterward, to cover myself.
I imagine that those barrier window screens being a major issue during a fire preventing the homeowner's ability to exit, or for firefighters to gain entry to save people passed out inside.
@08:34 "bio-metric lock rendering keys and lock picks useless. Owners just need to use their fingerprints." A bio-metric fingerprint lock is like having a password that gets copied and left behind every time you touch something. At least you can change a password.
I heard of some dude who somehow puts ghost pepper sauce on a pellet for a pellet gun. Apparently when it penetrates even partly into the skin it immediately burns like hell and doesn't stop burning for a long time.
Most cities in the US have ordinances prohibiting booby trapping your property. Anything like nails and broken glass on top of walls or other bodily harming devices would not be legal.
The worrying thing about spikes like that is the danger of hurting or cutting animals. Humans entering illegally, deserve everything bad that happens to them.
For direct intrusion, I will never trust a microchip, especially wireless ones. Any semiconductor can fail in too many ways given millions of components on a chip. A plain old key is worth the inconvenience, and a door cane as part of the locking hardware, or bar on the inside when I am home will do the job while I am home as an added measure.
I used to just "Know" when we had trespassers on our land,,, ~ and then I would have the dogs sound off at them,,,, It worked just fine with no one getting in,,, or my dogs getting hurt!! Dog's Trained to bark and *playfully* chase my torch light,,, ~ and point the torch in the direction of the potential criminal.... When my mother threw me out on my 18th Birthday,,, she had to rely on my brother, LMAO !!😂 Within the year she had to sell up and move to the city centre. 😆👍
That gun/camera combo is so cool. Some Robocop Sh%6$7T right there. Instead of balls - I would like mine to shoot 1 cm darts filled with NONE lethal poison's to incapacitate the intruder senselessly, lasting just enough time for me to get my hands on him...
I feel like some of these "intruders" are only allowed to do so much because if that was in front of me, I'd almost certainly be able to get in and out.... The funny part is that B&E is actually my specialty and I've been breaking into people's houses for them for decades. Barely 4 years ago I was opening "high security" doors in my old apartment for the neighbors that got locked out but I stopped after I moved out because I didn't want anyone to know the secrets... 😂😂
@@peetabrown5813 - All you really need is to memorize the door latch slipper shapes and the skill to freehand cut them out of those sample credit cards from junk mail.... 🤫😁
I wish someone would make a security gadget video for apartment dwellers. Everything shown in these vids only take into account that the viewer is a home owner
They probably need it in the future, when they get more Rich and mighty. Meaning a lot more people are going to be suffering, hungry people could be angry. I don't think anything he showed are going to keep hungry angry people away 🤣
4:45 - These plastic spikes are made to look like steel and can be installed as a fixed or rotating barrier, but the most effective part of them is... 5:10 - ...the plethora of other security measures, burglar-proof windows, reinforced doors, and armored mosquito screens you may or may not have installed that literally have nothing to do with them (???) Kinda like selling a pill to reduce risk of heart attack, the most effective feature of which is the extensive dietary and exercise regimen you undertake to improve your health.
I rent a townhome and cannot make alterations to my living space like installing fancy and expensive bulletproof, intruder resistant doors and windows or wrapping my little outdoor area with electric wire ...I DO however think I'd benefit from installing something like that spike bar, provided it would extend far enough across my window and that they would hold up against being kicked in...at least long enough for me to get my other option out of its lockbox
A gun a dog and a work from home job and put wind chimes on every door knob and window different tones to indicate location of intruder and a large freezer to be able to eat the intruder and give the bones and bad meats to your dog
I used to be just like that. Never even crossed my mind to worry. Meeting 1 person in passing who is connected to every non working thief in an hour drive....suddenly everthing owned becomes coveted.
Yep, friendly outgoing in our 20s, friends w everyone in the apartment complex, five years later, one 'nice' senior couple moved in and their whole extended family took over, robbed everyone in a mile area. It's society breaking down.
Call me silly, but I would prefer old fashioned mechanical security over electronic and digital security, anyday. Scary looking plastic spikes? Sure! Steel screen door? Wow! Safety glass...? Well thats not exactly surprising or exciting, but yeah! I dont want any robots in my security though- Those seem to be less secure than we may know.
theres ways around everything, but all you have to do is make it harder to get in than the place next door for the common thief to get in. Unless you have certain rare objects that they know about, that is.
What security we really need is. New judges. To give the proper sentencing.
My judges name is Remington
FACTS
Spoken like a smart man our whole paid for freedom act we call a justice system is flawed
Don't need trials or 911.
Not at all. New parents and a new society to not promote criminalism.
I didn't see anything mentioned about a 12-gauge loaded with 603grain Brenekke bear slugs.
*OR CAL 50 FULL AUTO ... (THIS IS JUST A SHIT VIDEO)*
Yes !!!!!!!!
With a 357 magnum revolver backup and 2 large well trained dogs 😊
That is the ultimate security system that never fails!!!!
Good idea, only problem is you have to be home and prepared to meet the threat.
Most of these systems probably cost more then my possessions I'd be protecting. 😆😆😆
Thank you!
The real sad part about this is that we still live in a world where we need things like this.
We always will we ARE animals
Also no links even if u wanted to...
That’s a good place to be
I like the idea of a panic room -- for the bad guy. He goes in. Gets locked in. Escape proof. Sound proof. As to why he beat the s**t out of himself while he's in there -- I'll never know.
He didn't beat the shit out of himself. He got hurt trying to escape.
there is a movie about that starring William Dafoe called INSIDE.
That has happened for real. One storeowner got fed up with people breaking into his warehouse and set up a one-way system, so people could enter but not leave. Very amusing watching a criminal caught like a rat in a trap desperately trying to break out.
My preference is 55 gal drums of fougasse buried on the perimeter. They taught us how to make & use these in Ranger School back in the 70’s all the way down to making our own napalm. They are impressive when detonated to say the least. A wall of napalm being thrown at you is quite the deterrent. It’s a one and done, so you have to plan in depth for a determined (or stupid) foe. Just the thing for the Zombie apocalypse along with field-expedient claymores … also practiced with these in Ranger training.
Geese are great alarm systems, too. In fact, if I remember correctly, a warehouse used to store scotch used to use geese as an alarm system to protect the tipple.
They don't drink either so your stock is safe 👍.
They have been known to guard missile silos and military installations .
@ember357danman5 Yes! No higher level of security for the world's most powerful weapons of mass destruction than a fluffy bird 🤭.
@@jayaybe1
The important thing about them is that they raise the alarm. Terrorists and enemy agents expect things like security systems (which are all too easy to hack these days) and guards, but no one expects 40 pound birds that have a honk that rivals that of an 18 wheeler when they're pissed off, and nothing pisses them off like intruders.
but it's easy to disarm a goose you just shout FOIE GRAS and they'll be off in a flash
I have a German Shepherd, 4 years, lots of pointy teeth, working 24 hours.
That's awesome but the intruder could kill him easily with a gun You'll need more than that.....
@@augustaugust7667
Valid point.
@@augustaugust7667 Or throw poisoned meat over the wall.
About electric fences and barbed wire or sharpened objects on fences, as a South African I can say that they are useless in a planned house burglary. Our criminals use a thick old carpet to slide it over the security and comfortably jump the fence. A low-tech solution for expensive protection.
What one man invents another invents a way around,
Here they are called 'booby traps' and illegal to use. The big problem is that they are indiscriminate and can harm friend as well as foe. Think about a cop or paramedic trying to breach the perimeter in an emergency...say you are having a medical emergency on the other side of the fence.
I've used rubber mat to get into my house after forgetting keys, then I realized how useless it is 😂
Oh, where I live, there are hardly any land houses, and if there are in the center of the country, they will cost around 3 million dollars, oh, and in general, most such houses have electric shutters, no garage, and there is steel, which is a steel door, and cameras, and the police can reach the whole country in a few minutes, so it is not effective to break in, the penalties are too low
@@us3rG//Not every criminal has the brains in his head to know that he could go out and get a bunch of long thick carpet pieces to try to get over the fence.... Most criminals are stupid 🙃
When politicians feel the need to go to extremes to protect themselves from their own citizens it speaks volumes. Looking at you Brandon.
That SubLethal gun is actually dope definitely getting that for Christmas 😭🤣
Except for the fact that can in that thing could explode if it got too hot outside
Skynet approves
i've tried every one of these but my mother in law still gets in.
It’s an inside job man…
Bwa ha ha ha! 🤣😆🤪
Obviously she has inside help.
@@raulthepig5821 I suspect the cats
😂😂😂 sounds like mine.
The fogger would pair nicely with my thermal night vision.😎
Me calling security provider: Hello, my rubber gun is shooting at me instead of intruders! 🤣
Security provider answering your call: " why didn't you disarm it?" Lol
Because its shooting at me!? Typical customer support!!@@brine80
A castration warning should be posted for those razor fence toppers! 😱🤯
What a great idea for a new fence sign "castration warning"
Know a retired police k9 lives w deputy sheriff. Retired cause he evulsed 9 sets of testicle. Little guy only about 60 lbs but highly effective.
Are they legal ?
Probably not
Motion sensor alarm (outdoor and indoor) combined with trained dog/s is the best combination!
Motion sensors inside and out and a dog is a great idea, if you want to spend your time turning the alarm off every time dog moves
@@MM-Para_J
Some security cameras have AI that will exclude dog movement. Not sure how well they work in the real world, though.
Californian home owners should consider installing these windows/doors as mudslide barriers. I lived there in the 80’s and after a small quake we were astonished to literally see the bottom of our pool from a walk on the beach . Packed up, moved back home to the Carolinas and ain’t been back.😂
I like the fog concept but it would be better if it released CS gas because its invisible and takes your breath away, the burglar will do anything to get out since they can't breathe. Its also harmless since every military recruit is placed in a room with CS gas to experience what its like.
CS is hell to clean up. I’d use OC. I’ve seen some wall/ceiling mounted spray type alarms for sale.
I didn't know that it left a residue to clean up, all I know is it made me the incredible hulk trying to get air when they put me in the gas chamber in boot camp, I plowed through a door two drill sergeants were trying to hold shut and they both landed on their butts. It took my breath away literally. I guess the fog doesn't require a clean up yet it inhibits the burglars view of anything.@@FlyinZX10R
Fog cannons have been used for a long time in Europe. As in any field, improvements came in time. It's not ok with CS because the process is fast nebulization, in addition, you will damage the protected assets. Instead, a strobe flash and a siren have an instant effect, including against those with gas masks. As long as they are chosen correctly for the protected objective, fog cannons are beautiful. Except for optical smoke sensors😉
I was thinking VX gas but CS will work I guess.
Should use deadly gas
I live in Phoenix, Arizona, you might think I am going go right for the gun, but I do not, my home is built with concrete block, I have 9 windows that are protected by the hurricane style roll up shutters and CrimSafe, a baseball bat proof screen for the 3 windows unable to have shutters. I rebuilt the frames for all 3 exit doors with solid wood framing and extensive use of 3 inch screws for both the door and frames. Then I have high quality security doors on each exit, these are secured with 12 of the non reversible screws for each door. To prevent lock picking I have two locking hasps on each door to prevent it from opening even if the person cuts the door's screen!! Then If an intruder gets in, he faces an aluminum baseball bat or a 9mm Pistol loaded and chambered with hollow points!! The exterior is lit from dusk to dawn with flood lights and I have all windows and doors covered with cameras feeding to a DVR that is run through a universal power supply in the case the power goes out. My power panel is also locked, no trees or scrubs, just green lawn all around.
You've already lost. YOU not the criminals are living in a prison.
Amen to the new desperately needed judges. And more security and not just from our criminals. (mostly our own gov)!!!!
It comes across that people need to keep developing and buying more and more gadgets to be safe, so it's time to treat criminals like we treated them a hundred years ago. You try to break-in to someone's home and you die trying. The courts are continually giving criminals more and more latitude and telling the public not to harm them, in spite of that fact that they will certainly harm us. The courts are making life more unpleasant and dangerous for law abiding people.
We love our Wyze Cam Flood Light systems! We have two which is suffice to cover the front yard/ entrance and back overlooking our big backyard. We have a 3200 sqft home and just two of them are perfect. Of course, different layouts of the homes will delegate how many you need but the Wyze Cam Flood Light systems are perfect for ours. The footage is HD and up to 4K, the sound is crystal clear and the lights are extremely bright.
I once lived in an apartment complex in a bad neighborhood. My apartment was on the first floor in the rear of the building where someone could easily climb in through one of the two rear windows. I glued small pieces of broken glass on the outside window sills as a deterant.
I did that on my backyard wall in California - worked great!
That’s what we did in Brazil, it stopped drunks, monkeys, and jerks.
The Philippines uses broken glass on top of walls also. In their case, it's cemented in glass shards.
if you can find carpet tack strips, glue them to the top of your fence/wall and let the blood flow!
That is forbidden in Sweden.
Well, in the UK it's against the law to defend yourself, so sealing yourself into an iron room makes perfect sense. If you have the time.
Liberty safes pretty much ruined the use of combination locks here in the US. They sold their customers out.
It is not illegal to defend yourself in the UK, no jury would prosecute a defender. The issue you're confusing yourself with is when the defender becomes the attacker.
America is like that in certain states. Criminals have more rights than their victims.
@@TeacosieRAFdefinitely don’t want the defender to become the attacker. They’re much better off either staying a defender or becoming a victim.
@@CorbinMusso88 do you need me to explain it to you like you are 5 years old?
@@TeacosieRAF hang out with a lot of 5 year olds, chap?
Most important home defense: 12-gauge and lots of ammo. Never rely on the government to protect you.
Yeah, you can do what Biden says and fire 2 shots in the air.😂
@@stevebacasrshot in the air, holding the gun horizontally and biden doesn't know his left foot from his right hand ‼️
Just got robbed and they took my 590 I wasn't home so a Camara will help at least let me know
Don’t forget a loud dog is the best deterrent
@@stevebacasrOr "shoot them in the leg", another Biden pearl 🤭.
as a woman this kind of things is my paradise !!! I would love to have that in my house !!!
Awesome
Remington 870 shotguns work well too. Don’t forget an AR15 well
Nothing more terrifying than security baboons
❤
Security skunks 🦨, security tigers 🐅 , security cobras. 🐍
You left out my favorite...a 12 gauge Mossburg tactical pump shotgun.
I dont believe in technology...nothing can ever replace a well placed head shot
It depends on geography. Most burglaries in Europe don't involve firearms, white weapons and serious physical harm.
Usually, burglars try to strike when owners are absent.
Those that do the opposite, are mostly too dumb to overcome standard safety measures within a reasonable timeframe, and fuck off once they realise they weren't lucky enough to do the job in a smooth, unobstructed manner.
be prepared to defend yourself in criminal and civil court as well depending on jurisdiction.
In some areas there are specific laws concerning the use of lethal force.
Shooting someone for stealing your TV is not a lethal force encounter. You have to demonstrate immediate and eminent threat of loss of life or bodily harm to yourself or another.
That's technology
Nobody has ever found one of my disposed of bodies, you just have to do it right.
@@shawnr771 "All I knew was there was a stranger in my house and I felt my life and my family's life was in danger".
@ 0:20 ----> Very first breach shows a guy grabbing an electric fence... LMFAO ! 🙄
The security smoke would be ideal for garages.
I like the gun camera and would be perfect for my backyard as some keeps sneaking in and stealing stuff, but I live in the city so it really wouldn't be a good idea. Id have to install it below the fence horizon and warn my room mates when it's activated at night.
You should get one then install it in a small box on top of the porch or something.... I bet it would work at ground level too in a small backyard, it's just placed higher for a longer range. 😂
ok run out Get Uzi that should take care issue
Probably your roommate stealing the stuff... lol
When they have it in .308 hollow point then Ill consider it
youre probably right.@@mattypants
Initially I thought these were over-the-top and I tried to think of a situation where they're relevant. And if I was living in South Africa right now I would absolutely look into getting something like this
As long as it's not reliant on mains electricity to work...
If I had that fog machine I'd rig it up to something that will say throughout the home "deploying toxic gas" just before the fog machine kicks on just to make any intruder think it's actually poison gas in their moment of panic lol
That's a great idea.
😂
😁😁You are evil 🤣🤣
Never depend on electricity or wi fi for any security use when there's no power add solar backup only for those types of security devices use manually mechanical mechanisms windows doors devices
Secured power backup.
@@TicTac-g7m that’s what generators are for.
As long as criminals get slapped on the wrist for their criminal activities, security systems are not that much of a deterrent. Now, if the security system meant you could lost your life….I think these thugs would start to question their line of work.
Yeah then everyone in the world would be in jail because everyone has commited criminal acts in their lifetime weather they got caught or not. That's why crime has to be determined as "dangerous" or "monetary loss" or "mental health"
@@flippensweet3 When everyone starts living by the golden rule ... this conversation is mute. A lot of bad dna needs to go bye bye.
I like car security system on the "advertisement" at the beginning of the Robocop movie. The criminal gets into the car to steal it and get an electric shock that kills him.
"It doesn't even drain your battery" lol
@@flippensweet3 Hardly anyone tries to do a violent crime though and these lethal traps would be for the violent criminals.
Also breaking into a house is a form of violence.
You will learn, The easy way or the hard way, But you will learn!!!@@flippensweet3
Need to implement a lot of these in schools
Great vid, keep it up guys!
British version of Ger-ridge protection!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🤗
I'll stick with my four dogs. The ankle biter that hears everything the other dogs don't hear. The medium-sized dog that is the instigator and the speed. And the two Great Pyrenees whose bloodline is notorious for killing coyotes and other large predators. If you get past my dogs, you won't get past my guns. No alarms (other than the dogs). The only fence is to keep the dogs in and you safe. The yard sensors are for when the dogs are inside. When one of them goes off, the dogs go outside and I get the backup, (a gun). Sorry, I don't call 911 until afterward, to cover myself.
I love the idea of smurfing. Just imagine a regular looking door that hs been reinforced... Good way to prank burglars...
Thanks for the video!
I imagine that those barrier window screens being a major issue during a fire preventing the homeowner's ability to exit, or for firefighters to gain entry to save people passed out inside.
good point..... but one thing at a time....... no worries......
So don't use them if you plan on having a fire
@@KC9UDX Who "plans" on having a house fire?
5:29, sure does look like metal.
But your chances of a fire are far less than being burglarized. I’d take that risk.
Add fart spray to the fogger, they will definitely wish they never broke in to anyone's house. 🤮🤭
Skunk spray
Glitter bomb or fluorescent yellow paint bomb. A few pet skunks patrolling the perimeter might be good too… 🦨😉
Interesting stuff, but I'll stick with my 12 gauge thanks.
I'm with you all the way!!!
Pls do more stuff like that! Never miss the new uploads
Do you really think this a I voice will respond to you
4:35 Can't wait for the next Parkour punk to discover this ! 🤣🤣
@08:34 "bio-metric lock rendering keys and lock picks useless. Owners just need to use their fingerprints." A bio-metric fingerprint lock is like having a password that gets copied and left behind every time you touch something. At least you can change a password.
You can change a biometric too.
The metric measurement used before the US system AND translated it in the US standard on-video, much appreciated.
I always liked the paintball guns with a load of sleep drug loaded in a DMSO solution.
very nice, 👍
Keep a few paint balls in the freezer, that will really slow them down between the eyes
I heard of some dude who somehow puts ghost pepper sauce on a pellet for a pellet gun.
Apparently when it penetrates even partly into the skin it immediately burns like hell and doesn't stop burning for a long time.
The voice of this narrator secured the video from my listening to it.
You are an amazing American Mike, Thank you. 🇺🇸
That fog system should be tied into the sound system. As soon as the room gets cloudy, 'Fortuate Son' should be playing on full blast.
Bodies by Drowning Pool
Most cities in the US have ordinances prohibiting booby trapping your property. Anything like nails and broken glass on top of walls or other bodily harming devices would not be legal.
One can be creative...
The worrying thing about spikes like that is the danger of hurting or cutting animals. Humans entering illegally, deserve everything bad that happens to them.
There plastic
The fog cannon is installed or was a possible install at one of the public schools in Indiana for use in an active shooter situation
what part of Indiana?
Thank you for the shoutout!
So basically, you need to get all of these plus, you 12guage shotgun to be on the safe side
For direct intrusion, I will never trust a microchip, especially wireless ones. Any semiconductor can fail in too many ways given millions of components on a chip. A plain old key is worth the inconvenience, and a door cane as part of the locking hardware, or bar on the inside when I am home will do the job while I am home as an added measure.
Same
Agreed to a point. I would include both technical and non-technical.
I used to just "Know" when we had trespassers on our land,,,
~ and then I would have the dogs sound off at them,,,,
It worked just fine with no one getting in,,,
or my dogs getting hurt!!
Dog's Trained to bark and *playfully* chase my torch light,,,
~ and point the torch in the direction of the potential criminal....
When my mother threw me out on my 18th Birthday,,,
she had to rely on my brother, LMAO !!😂
Within the year she had to sell up and move to the city centre.
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That gun/camera combo is so cool. Some Robocop Sh%6$7T right there. Instead of balls - I would like mine to shoot 1 cm darts filled with NONE lethal poison's to incapacitate the intruder senselessly, lasting just enough time for me to get my hands on him...
So PEACOCKS it is. I was on the fence before, but now I think it’s a must.
The best way to protect yourself is to have nothing in your house.
That would be me.
I feel like some of these "intruders" are only allowed to do so much because if that was in front of me, I'd almost certainly be able to get in and out.... The funny part is that B&E is actually my specialty and I've been breaking into people's houses for them for decades. Barely 4 years ago I was opening "high security" doors in my old apartment for the neighbors that got locked out but I stopped after I moved out because I didn't want anyone to know the secrets... 😂😂
Now I want to know the secrets
@@peetabrown5813 - All you really need is to memorize the door latch slipper shapes and the skill to freehand cut them out of those sample credit cards from junk mail.... 🤫😁
..considered setting up a 'consultancy group' to harden premises against breakins perhaps?
criminals? *did you mean government?*
😂 they always make such a mess
A poor Man's claymore'll fix ya. C'mon in!
I wish someone would make a security gadget video for apartment dwellers. Everything shown in these vids only take into account that the viewer is a home owner
True. Good call.
You can get doors, door frame and locks that are almost impossible to break through.
Did they also show how to circumvent each security measure?
LOVELY VIDEO FEEL SAFER ALREADY
Hoy about an direct energy weapon mounted on your roof with a motion detector.that should do it...
i prefer the good old AK47 system for home defence
After putting 3000 rounds through mine, I have never ever had a misfire,jam, failure to feed or eject, magazine problem or a squib, ever.
Home defense items that only rich people can afford.
They probably need it in the future, when they get more Rich and mighty.
Meaning a lot more people are going to be suffering, hungry people could be angry.
I don't think anything he showed are going to keep hungry angry people away 🤣
Thanks for showing me what all the rich people are using. I'll be sure to factor it in during the collapse.
I prefer the 9mm hollow point clip fed pistol style.
Don't gut to much! As the round might keep going and kill some one you don't want to kill.
4:45 - These plastic spikes are made to look like steel and can be installed as a fixed or rotating barrier, but the most effective part of them is...
5:10 - ...the plethora of other security measures, burglar-proof windows, reinforced doors, and armored mosquito screens you may or may not have installed that literally have nothing to do with them (???)
Kinda like selling a pill to reduce risk of heart attack, the most effective feature of which is the extensive dietary and exercise regimen you undertake to improve your health.
I rent a townhome and cannot make alterations to my living space like installing fancy and expensive bulletproof, intruder resistant doors and windows or wrapping my little outdoor area with electric wire ...I DO however think I'd benefit from installing something like that spike bar, provided it would extend far enough across my window and that they would hold up against being kicked in...at least long enough for me to get my other option out of its lockbox
Broken beer bottles on top of walls also works.
Common in Mexico. Not sure if it's legal in the US.
Better to be judged by 12 then carried by 6.
Maybe they need to use a lot of these items on airplane ✈️ and helicopters 🚁. The Blackbox always make it
A gun a dog and a work from home job and put wind chimes on every door knob and window different tones to indicate location of intruder and a large freezer to be able to eat the intruder and give the bones and bad meats to your dog
Love this channel.
Thank you
I used to be just like that. Never even crossed my mind to worry. Meeting 1 person in passing who is connected to every non working thief in an hour drive....suddenly everthing owned becomes coveted.
Yep, friendly outgoing in our 20s, friends w everyone in the apartment complex, five years later, one 'nice' senior couple moved in and their whole extended family took over, robbed everyone in a mile area. It's society breaking down.
The fogger would pair nicely with my thermal night vision.
Dude, I was laughing my ass off when he drove that car into the window!!!
I prefer lead bullets, over rubber.
Me calling security provider: Hello, my rubber gun is shooting at me instead of intruders!
Those security drones have been in use for years.
Best home security system you can get is a gun and simple training/practice using it.
That only works when you are at home.
The fence spikes seem as apt to keep someone IN as out.
Those spinning sharp things are cool.But I would be concerned about wildlife where I live
I loved the spiked fence. Look’s like razor blades. I’d have real razor blades
This dude really thinks I have the money to buy all this stuff? "If the intruder gets in, just retreat in your bunker!" yeah right lol
Call me silly, but I would prefer old fashioned mechanical security over electronic and digital security, anyday. Scary looking plastic spikes? Sure! Steel screen door? Wow! Safety glass...? Well thats not exactly surprising or exciting, but yeah! I dont want any robots in my security though- Those seem to be less secure than we may know.
There was once a criminal in our area who used acids to melt most of the door/window locks to break in. Without any sound.
Dude sounds like a menace! 😂 if you gotta deal with that y'all need the panic room or to move
Signs work nice
Things like
If I don’t know you and you are on the premises
Remember no one will find your body .
Have a great day !!!
In my boyhood home county lots of farmers and ranchers had “Trespassers will be shot. Survivors will be prosecuted.” signs on fences.
Electric wires can be cut
Spikes covered with cloth/
material
theres ways around everything, but all you have to do is make it harder to get in than the place next door for the common thief to get in. Unless you have certain rare objects that they know about, that is.
What in the HELL is an “armored mosquito screen” 🤣🤣🤣
I show these to my grandma when she falls asleep, better than coffee
6:28 the screens look like a good idea and cost -effective
Great..Thanks!! 👌💙👋