Guys/Gals,
I had some guns stolen the night before last. I'm going to make a list here and update it with serial numbers and some photos as I go. I know who the meth heads are that did it but there's no evidence to tie them to it yet. Here's a list of what they took. To my knowledge the guns are still in the South Bend/Mishawaka area so if any of these pop up for sale, heads up. They may pop up on NICS at some point.
1. CVA Buckhorn (If you run across this one, let me know so I can send them a thank you card for stealing it.)
2. Old Savage Model 64 .22 rifle with a black plastic stock. No commercial value to it but it's the first gun I ever owned.
3. An old Spanish AYA 12 gauge SxS shotgun. This has a Galco butt pad on it.
4. Remington 760 (the old model before the 7600) .270 pump action rifle.
5. Remington 870. The only thing that distinguishes this one is it is an early 80s model and can only handle 2 3/4" shells.
6. Traditions Muzzle Loader. It has a distinctive brass star in the butt stock. I'll try to find a photo.
7. Blued Encore pistol frame with a stainless 15" .22 LR barrel.
8. Ruger P345
9. Sig P2022
10. Ruger LCP
11. Maybe they took my NEF mini mag conversion. .22 LR adn .22 Mag. I can't tell. They ransacked the heck out of my place and I don't know yet if it's there or not.
12. They took another muzzleloader that was a beater I restored as practice. It is distinctive because it has no front sight, and the barrel is browned rather than blued. It came from a Sear catalog in the 60s and again has no real commercial value but it's odd enough that it might tie in the nimrods to the theft.
Aside from the gun they took an Gransfors Bruks Forest Axe, a Gransfors Bruks Kubben, an Esee Junglas and an Esee 4 along with a couple other distinctive knives that I have photos of and will post here. They also got a Maxpedition Vulture II pack in Foliage Green which you cannot buy at any store here. I had to have it mail ordered here.
Anyway, I luckily had my prized babies with me and nothing they took is irreplaceable and thankfully I wasn't home otherwise I'd be hiring an INGO lawyer and/or clean up service.
All that was lost is some property and a couple night's sleep. But some of the stuff is odd ball enough to express an odd sense of taste that is may trigger someone's memory if they saw it.
I had some guns stolen the night before last. I'm going to make a list here and update it with serial numbers and some photos as I go. I know who the meth heads are that did it but there's no evidence to tie them to it yet. Here's a list of what they took. To my knowledge the guns are still in the South Bend/Mishawaka area so if any of these pop up for sale, heads up. They may pop up on NICS at some point.
1. CVA Buckhorn (If you run across this one, let me know so I can send them a thank you card for stealing it.)
2. Old Savage Model 64 .22 rifle with a black plastic stock. No commercial value to it but it's the first gun I ever owned.
3. An old Spanish AYA 12 gauge SxS shotgun. This has a Galco butt pad on it.
4. Remington 760 (the old model before the 7600) .270 pump action rifle.
5. Remington 870. The only thing that distinguishes this one is it is an early 80s model and can only handle 2 3/4" shells.
6. Traditions Muzzle Loader. It has a distinctive brass star in the butt stock. I'll try to find a photo.
7. Blued Encore pistol frame with a stainless 15" .22 LR barrel.
8. Ruger P345
9. Sig P2022
10. Ruger LCP
11. Maybe they took my NEF mini mag conversion. .22 LR adn .22 Mag. I can't tell. They ransacked the heck out of my place and I don't know yet if it's there or not.
12. They took another muzzleloader that was a beater I restored as practice. It is distinctive because it has no front sight, and the barrel is browned rather than blued. It came from a Sear catalog in the 60s and again has no real commercial value but it's odd enough that it might tie in the nimrods to the theft.
Aside from the gun they took an Gransfors Bruks Forest Axe, a Gransfors Bruks Kubben, an Esee Junglas and an Esee 4 along with a couple other distinctive knives that I have photos of and will post here. They also got a Maxpedition Vulture II pack in Foliage Green which you cannot buy at any store here. I had to have it mail ordered here.
Anyway, I luckily had my prized babies with me and nothing they took is irreplaceable and thankfully I wasn't home otherwise I'd be hiring an INGO lawyer and/or clean up service.
All that was lost is some property and a couple night's sleep. But some of the stuff is odd ball enough to express an odd sense of taste that is may trigger someone's memory if they saw it.
Note to self on locking gun cabinets in the future.
