How to open a Leabank Champion CH103TG safe

Mar 07, 2011 22 Replies

I dare say quite a few of us here could work out how to do that, given a while and adequate coffee.

Well yes and no. If a burglar sees an apparantly stout safe they may well decide to bother other bits of the house - or other houses. They'd probably never know the back's off. Where does active become passive? In the end it's almost all down to perception of difficulty - even very sturdy defences can be breached in the end.

It was most helpful of the burglars I had to jemmy open a locked window when in fact the garden door wasn't locked ..saved no end of insurance hassle.

These burglars - they didn't happen to do it half an hour after you noticed you'd been burgled, did they?

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