[ARCHIVED THREAD] - BOLO Stolen Firearms Seattle (Page 1 of 2)
Posted: 6/1/2015 6:32:12 PM EDT
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If you come across any of these, please notify King County Sheriff's office at 206-477-2200
Glock 17 Gen 3 THN11q It has a large mag release button and extended slide release. Standard Glock sights and Glock plug. It hadn't been cleaned either after 200-300 rounds. They left the Glock box. It had three mags with ball and JHP and a double mag carrier. The pistol was in a bladtech holster. HK45 HKU-006059 LEM trigger. Glow in the dark sights. They left the Hk box. It had three mags loaded with Federal JHP and a double mag carrier. The pistol was in a bladtech holster. (1) spikes AR SAR22700 magpul rear sights. BCM complete upper with magpul forearm and BCM bolt carrier group. Magpul grip. Zombie Rollmark. Magpul stock. Magpul sling (1) spikes AR SS-001118 magpul rear sight. Troy industries railed forearm. A2 grip. Regular collapsing stock. CMMG Barrel (1) Rguns AR KMA06213 bronze colored with MI sights. A VERY obvious blind pin weld. BCM 14.5" barrel, BCM gas block. Free Float railed forearm. Vickers bungee type sling. Vortex flash hider. Aero Lower USA04073 and upper. Had pistol buffer tube. matte black. Anderson mfg lower didn't get the serial number. It was in a plastic bag Remington 597 B2742767 Blue laminate stock with a old rimfire scope Remington 572 166271Q The screw in the receiver is particularly jagged Remington Gamemaster .30-06 366135 it has ramp style rear sight. No pad on the buttstock. No attachment points for a sling. Remington sportsman 58 29594V It has a poly choke Extra skeet barrel for the sportsman 58 There would have been a bright yellow Otter box with ammo in it as well and another bright yellow Otter box filled with AR 30rd mags. |
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Otter box with ammo in it? Or do you mean Pelican case/box? Good luck. I mean Otter box. They used to make boxes/cases like Pelican makes but, now they just make cases for mobile devices. The two that were stolen were really bright, lighter than safety green and almost yellow. |
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I mean Otter box. They used to make boxes/cases like Pelican makes but, now they just make cases for mobile devices. The two that were stolen were really bright, lighter than safety green and almost yellow. Quoted:
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Otter box with ammo in it? Or do you mean Pelican case/box? Good luck. I mean Otter box. They used to make boxes/cases like Pelican makes but, now they just make cases for mobile devices. The two that were stolen were really bright, lighter than safety green and almost yellow. 10-4 |
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I like to make an entrance and great first impression. Quoted:
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Great first post 
How thoughtful for you to think of us in your time of need. I like to make an entrance and great first impression. Well I hope you find your stuff. Call every gun & pawn shop in 100 mile radius. Post on Armslist as well. |
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Good job reading the OPs posts. Hopefully your next purchase will be glasses. Quoted:
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Good job securing your shit. Hopefully your next purchase will be a safe. Good job reading the OPs posts. Hopefully your next purchase will be glasses. Glasses didn't do Helen Keller any good.
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Good job reading the OPs posts. Hopefully your next purchase will be glasses. Quoted:
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Good job securing your shit. Hopefully your next purchase will be a safe. Good job reading the OPs posts. Hopefully your next purchase will be glasses. Derp. What kind of safe did the Op have? What is the OPs normal screen name? |
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Derp. What kind of safe did the Op have? What is the OPs normal screen name? Quoted:
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Good job securing your shit. Hopefully your next purchase will be a safe. Good job reading the OPs posts. Hopefully your next purchase will be glasses. Derp. What kind of safe did the Op have? What is the OPs normal screen name? Another GD troll adding nothing while making himself look like an A-Hole. I'll pin this to the top of WAHTF for a few weeks. |
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What kind of safe? And was it bolted down Good question. OP sorry for your loss, but if you could give us details we can all learn from what went down with your situation and things we could do better so we can avoid something similar. If you feel like it. |
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Good question. OP sorry for your loss, but if you could give us details we can all learn from what went down with your situation and things we could do better so we can avoid something similar. If you feel like it. Quoted:
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What kind of safe? And was it bolted down Good question. OP sorry for your loss, but if you could give us details we can all learn from what went down with your situation and things we could do better so we can avoid something similar. If you feel like it. i would like to know this as well since we just installed a new safe. |
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Well this post escalated quickly....thank you to everyone who keeping an eye out. This list is posted to a few forums including Armslist, Northwest Firearms, NWPPA, Seattleguns.net, WAGUNS, Craigslist, and now here. Hit up: http://www.hotgunz.com |
| Yes, hotgunz as well. It was a Stackon brand safe, what I thought was decent and since learned that it was not worth the money. The safe was recovered the next day, contents gone and the lock still working. They pried it open. No, it wasn't bolted down. As a renter, I had no interest in damaging the wood floors but, now there's a new Liberty safe is bolted to the concrete in another part of the house. |
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Quoted: Do you live in a high crime area? Usually smash and grab thieves bypass the safes. Seems you were targeted and that means someone knows you had something worthwhile enough to break into it for. |
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Some he knows or his friends know. Wife or girlfriend talking and posting pictures on Facebook. Shit like this is almost never random. I would bet good money on it especially here in WA. Lots of shitbird thieves up here. Come over for a party and a couple weeks later, back to steal your shit. Quoted:
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Do you live in a high crime area? Usually smash and grab thieves bypass the safes. Seems you were targeted and that means someone knows you had something worthwhile enough to break into it for. Indeed. |
| They started to steal other things. Tool boxes were lined up in a row, moved away from their normal location. They went through the kitchen looking for whatever and took all the jars of change I had on the fridge, one closet had been roused and they got my digital camera equipment that was sitting on the dining table. There was also a large storage tub of firearms accessories that was taken as well. |
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Some he knows or his friends know. Wife or girlfriend talking and posting pictures on Facebook. Shit like this is almost never random. I would bet good money on it especially here in WA. Lots of shitbird thieves up here. Come over for a party and a couple weeks later, back to steal your shit. Quoted:
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Do you live in a high crime area? Usually smash and grab thieves bypass the safes. Seems you were targeted and that means someone knows you had something worthwhile enough to break into it for. Like hell it isn't random. Burglaries here in Houston average over 1800 home a month and most are random. |
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Like hell it isn't random. Burglaries here in Houston average over 1800 home a month and most are random. Quoted:
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Do you live in a high crime area? Usually smash and grab thieves bypass the safes. Seems you were targeted and that means someone knows you had something worthwhile enough to break into it for. Like hell it isn't random. Burglaries here in Houston average over 1800 home a month and most are random. But busting into safes isn't. |
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Sorry to hear, OP. It sounds like you're posting about this in all the right places. Hopefully at least some of your firearms are eventually recovered.
I have a safe too, but as the OP's post shows, someone who REALLY wants your stuff can still get it. This is why I also have separate insurance for my firearms. It's pretty cheap...about $100 per $10,000 insured. Some might argue it's a waste of money, but I do sleep better knowing that if the worst happens, at least I can recover the monetary loss and start to rebuild. 'Tis better to have it and not need it, than need it and not have it. Do you have insurance OP? |