Personal Safety

mantlefan · #1 04-22-2018, 01:17 PM

I keep mine in the vault at the bank. They're all pictured on my PSA Registry sets so I can look at them anytime I want. A home safe is just a way for a crook to hold a gun to my daughter's head and demand the combination.

ALR-bishop · #2 04-22-2018, 01:39 PM

I have an ungraded 52 set with in mid range with both Mantle versions in sheets in binders. Maybe I should take the 52 Reprint set I also have and put it in a binder next to it. Then, if a thief looks them over he will think, " Wow, I am taking the good looking shiny one"

joshuanip · #3 04-22-2018, 01:41 PM

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Originally Posted by ALR-bishop

I have an ungraded 52 set with in mid range with both Mantle versions in sheets in binders. Maybe I should take the 52 Reprint set I also have and put it in a binder next to it. Then, if a thief looks them over he will think, " Wow, I am taking the good looking shiny one"

Al, this should be moved to the divorce poll!

#4 04-22-2018, 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by mantlefan

I keep mine in the vault at the bank. They're all pictured on my PSA Registry sets so I can look at them anytime I want. A home safe is just a way for a crook to hold a gun to my daughter's head and demand the combination.

+1. Someone needs to invent a fire/water proof cereal box

ls7plus · #5 04-22-2018, 04:47 PM

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Originally Posted by mantlefan

I keep mine in the vault at the bank. They're all pictured on my PSA Registry sets so I can look at them anytime I want. A home safe is just a way for a crook to hold a gun to my daughter's head and demand the combination.

As soon as the security alarm goes off, what they will be doing is looking down the barrel of a .357 magnum. I sleep lightly, and in Michigan, at least, a homeowner has every right to plug an intruder in the night.

Regards,

Larry

joshuanip · #6 04-22-2018, 05:01 PM

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Originally Posted by ls7plus

As soon as the security alarm goes off, what they will be doing is looking down the barrel of a .357 magnum. I sleep lightly, and in Michigan, at least, a homeowner has every right to plug an intruder in the night.

Regards,

Larry

I prefer a 9mm. Less recoil, more accurate and less deadly. But also less stopping power. So, yes if you want to plug the intruder, a 357 mag is a beast.

esd10 · #7 04-22-2018, 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by joshuanip

I prefer a 9mm. Less recoil, more accurate and less deadly. But also less stopping power. So, yes if you want to plug the intruder, a 357 mag is a beast.

9mm hollowbpoints work just fine

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