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dessl wrote:

Pawpaw wrote:Get yourself a Console Vault ( http://www.consolevault.us/index.php" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; ) and/or a BioBox ( http://www.smarttouchstore.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; ).

If they can't open it, how do they know what's in it?

Pawpaw do you own one of these products? If so how do you like it?

I would hate to spend my hard earned cash on a hunk of junk.

I own both, but haven't installed them yet.

The Console Vault is very well built out of thick gauge metal with a crinkle coat finish and has a substantial spring-loaded hinge. As soon as you unlock it, it opens and stays that way until you close & re-lock it. I prefer the keyed lock (round key) over the 3-digit combination lock.

The BioBox is less substantial, but will slow down a thief. It opens very easily and reliably. The hinge is also spring-loaded.

The Console Box is a "hidden & secure storage" container. The BioBox is more of a "fast access" container & should be enough to deter a "smash & grab" thief.

I hope this helps.

yotaguy wrote:I would, but this economy and job market makes it more than difficult. If the legislature passes the bill this year, I won't have to look.

Um... Try NEXT year.

Get yourself a Console Vault ( http://www.consolevault.us/index.php" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; ) and/or a BioBox ( http://www.smarttouchstore.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; ).

If they can't open it, how do they know what's in it?