Anyone running gas cans on the outside, mainly USGI or NATO can

[badmix]

Im getting ready to mount a gas can on my tire carrier and was curious about security. One - someone stealing it and Two - someone syphoning gas out of it.

I seen a rack type holder with a bar on top. I was thinking of modifying my USGI carrier with a similar bar. Here is the rack:

Any other suggestions or did the mil. ever make a way of securing their gas cans?

I like this shelf type that they built. hmmm. more ideas spooing out of me. lol

 

[Metrodps]

Military security system is called a M16 and a M9 (berretta 9mm)!

I am looking for NATO style cans but as far as any locking device never gave it much thought. I just use ratchet straps but I guess I could make some kinda strap to lock.

 

[Metrodps]

I am kinda thinking a cheap coated bike lock for when I am on the road only will have them on when I go out west on my trip. So if I get out in the boonies I have reserve fuel in the bad lands and Utah Nevada.

 

[lamberthkp]

Military security system is called a M16 and a M9 (berretta 9mm)!

I am looking for NATO style cans but as far as any locking device never gave it much thought. I just use ratchet straps but I guess I could make some kinda strap to lock.

thats a nice set up you have

 

[Skigirl]

I am kinda thinking a cheap coated bike lock for when I am on the road only will have them on when I go out west on my trip. So if I get out in the boonies I have reserve fuel in the bad lands and Utah Nevada.

That's what I have. Just to make it more difficult to take. If someone really wanted the gas, a hole punch would do the job.

 

[badmix]

Nice setup. I may steal some of these ideas for my own version.

 

[cbbr]

That is a great setup. Is the third can (on the tire) for water?