Stolen firearms

[CareyH]

I hope it all works out. it really makes you think about how some people act when no one is looking. I have been to several 3 gun matches that are all day events, and people (including me) just leave there guns and gun bags sitting by the bench or a car or the back of the truck, never did I think about my stuff walking off. the people that attend these events are always the nicest and most honest people. I guess from now on I will have to keep a little better eye on my stuff at the range.

[Rickyj]

Long ago stolen - November 2004. Glock 29 #FHU642

Stolen in Boulder, CO in a burglary.

[mightymouse]

Some friends had the following stolen:

A pelican case with 7 Smith & Wesson Model 41, 22 cal. target pistols was stolen. Each weapon had walnut grips with a dark blue finish. The serial #s:

1. UAK2503
2. UAK2603
3. UAK2291
4. UAK9292
5. UAK2508
6. UAK2506
7. A761009

If anyone sees them, please let me know or the Colo Springs PD.

[gnihcraes]

Good tread to have around. Quick story: I found it amazing that the local PD didn't seem to care much about my firearm theft when reported. Funny thing too, is the weapon was recovered - in Glendale AZ under the seat of a car load of gang bangers. Nobody was prosecuted for anything and my gun was returned to the local PD for pickup. My poor Sig 226 was trashed. Never did want that gun around much after having it cleaned up and fixed. Didn't know how many people it had shot at since leaving the denver area... But there is hope of recovery... kc.

[missionxo]

I hope it all works out. it really makes you think about how some people act when no one is looking. I have been to several 3 gun matches that are all day events, and people (including me) just leave there guns and gun bags sitting by the bench or a car or the back of the truck, never did I think about my stuff walking off. the people that attend these events are always the nicest and most honest people. I guess from now on I will have to keep a little better eye on my stuff at the range.

Wow I'm going to think twice next time I go down range for a target change.