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    Default A stolen firearms thread, nifty idea!

    Steyr S40 (serial no. 022652)

    Stolen during a real estate inspection August 2006 in Colorado Springs.

    At first I suspected the buyer's realtor but now I think it was the inspector, who also happens to also be a CS Firefighter (so of course nothing was done about it). Also stolen were several prescription painkillers.

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    You filed a report and nothing was done? I would consider contacting the ATF.I bet they care enough to go find out and maybe they can recover the weapon.If 2 people were invited into the home and the weapon goes missing,I can't belive the cops cant figure out how to find it.

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    We all should learn not to leave a firearm in the car overnight from this.

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    Quote Originally Posted by B2crawler View Post
    We all should learn not to leave a firearm in the car overnight from this.
    Yeah, I admit that was rather boneheaded of me.
    A plan is just a list of things that don't happen.

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    From thehightoad.org
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    Stolen items (three silencers)
    Three silencers were stolen today, January the 29th, in Byers, COlorado at the Lead Valley gun range located in Arapahoe county.

    The three silencers stolen are as follows:

    762SD from Advanced Armament Corp, serial number B0222

    Evolution 45 from Advanced Armament Corp, serial number E45-2639

    Cobra 9mm from Yankee Hill Machine, serial number C9-1153

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    Any update on the stolen suppressors?
    Last edited by DD977GM2; 09-24-2009 at 21:00.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pith43 View Post
    From thehightoad.org
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    Stolen items (three silencers)
    Three silencers were stolen today, January the 29th, in Byers, COlorado at the Lead Valley gun range located in Arapahoe county.

    The three silencers stolen are as follows:

    762SD from Advanced Armament Corp, serial number B0222

    Evolution 45 from Advanced Armament Corp, serial number E45-2639

    Cobra 9mm from Yankee Hill Machine, serial number C9-1153

    any description of persons of vehicle's? where they left sitting on a bench or in a car? what happened.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zundfolge View Post
    Steyr S40 (serial no. 022652)

    Stolen during a real estate inspection August 2006 in Colorado Springs.

    At first I suspected the buyer's realtor but now I think it was the inspector, who also happens to also be a CS Firefighter (so of course nothing was done about it). Also stolen were several prescription painkillers.
    You filed a report and nothing was done? I would consider contacting the ATF.I bet they care enough to go find out and maybe they can recover the weapon.If 2 people were invited into the home and the weapon goes missing,I can't belive the cops cant figure out how to find it.

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