Originally Posted by aiwiron

Claymore mine wired to the door works

Be mindful of the blast direction when setting them up...


Only one time did I run the seat belt through the doors. I was at a truck stop, the restaurant closed at 8pm! I had slept during the afternoon preparing for the next run and missed the "open hours". So I ordered a pizza from Dominoes. I hate them but it was easy to find the number.

They called back and said, "Sorry, we don't deliver in that area". It was in their delivery range, they just didn't go in the area I was in!!! Hehehehee

But there were no incidents even there.

Mikeeee

Originally Posted by D33RHUNT3R

1.Dog
2.Taser
3.Mace
4.Run teams with wife and keep the truck moving
5. All of the above

Be careful carrying the tazer as it is s felony in some places. If you travel to Michigan, New York, and some other places have strict regulations on mace.

Lock your doors, park in a lit area if possible, 21 oz east wing claw tire thumper.

I would be more concerned when entering or exiting my truck especially in places like rest areas. I always carry a pocket knife or two. Be alert of your surroundings and suspicious activity. The answer to strangers is "NO"!

Here is an article I found very informative.
http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_5/128...he_Basics.html

Originally Posted by Pedigreed Bulldog

Screw the .38...I prefer 000 buck.

Used to have a Taurus judge, wasn't impressed with penetration of the .410.

9, 40, 45 acp, 38, 357 mag!

Originally Posted by Toad87

Hi I am a recent grad and I was wondering how some truckers deal with personal safety at night when parked. I have seen police shows where some drivers are sleeping at night and someone will break into the truck and kill or rob the driver. What are some ideas to keep someone from getting the jump on you when you are sleeping? I was thinking when I get my own truck one day maybe some impact resistant windows of some sort or some type of motion detector on the steps that will trigger lights or alarm. Anyone ever had a situation like this?

I wake up if the truck moves in an unexpected way, like when someone steps on the running boards. It's at this point that I grab the tire thumper and begin to pray they continue to break in. Did I mention that I'm 6'5" and 300lbs?

I've done alot of livestock work on a farm in town! We have some Cow Probs, they use 3 or 4 Dcell Bats,
IDK what volts they put out but when ya get shocked by one it will put ya on the ground! there is some that 6 feet long to 3 feet. I think 3 feet would be good inside the cab! Its even better when your a BullHauler