Kerosine stolen from outside tank.

[Mike53]

I was thinking of something MUCH more dangerous that that. Suggestions welcome.

Mike

 

[studips]

I was thinking of something MUCH more dangerous that that. Suggestions welcome.

Mike

500 litres of coloured water? food dye might do it

 

[htgeng]

I was thinking of something MUCH more dangerous that that. Suggestions welcome.

Mike

500 litres of coloured water? food dye might do it

no that would be obvious to them. As would be sugar as it wouldn't all dissolve. Can you buy 10 gallons of jet fuel Mix it in and that should go well when burnt.

 

[oilhead]

Can you buy 10 gallons of jet fuel Mix it in and that should go well when burnt.[/quote]

Jet fuel = kerosene class C1, will burn as well as C2 in your pressure jet burner.

 

[Norcon]

If you watch the film Apocolypto directed by Mel Gibson you'll find some good ideas that could be applied to home defence.
Trap floors over concrete tanks with large bone breaking drops or have a few spikes in the base.
Or a timber beam swung dropped by gravity with spikes fitted.
The trap floor is a good one as it couldn't be proved that it was set up to endanger a burgular.

Had a neighbour once who rigged his shotgun behind the door and when opened, discharged a round of buckshot via a rope attached to the trigger to prevent his tractor being stolen.

 

[Onetap]

I was thinking of something MUCH more dangerous that that. Suggestions welcome.

ANFO

 

[studips]

Had a neighbour once who rigged his shotgun behind the door and when opened, discharged a round of buckshot via a rope attached to the trigger to prevent his tractor being stolen.

did it work?

 

[Norcon]

I'm sure it worked extremely well though the burgulars never came back, so wasn't live tested so to speak.