Hi All,
I joined this forum this morning specifically for this reason, the guys at CoGunOwners suggested I post my stolen firearms here so you can help me look out for them.
My back door was bashed in yesterday, my entire house ransacked. The house was a complete disaster. 5 guns were taken, but they didn't touch my television or my computer, or anything else. Didn't try to get into the garage, took an ATV key that was hanging inside but dropped it outside in the snow.
I am devastated. 4 of the guns were willed to me by my father when he died a few years back, and they are all I have left of him. As such, I only have a serial number on one of the pieces, but I am going to work like hell today to see if I can obtain my dad's records to get the others.
The most identifiable gun that was stolen was my Smith & Wesson Model 66 .357 revolver. It has been smithed by Cylinder and Slide, and contains their logo on the side of the frame. It's brushed stainless, has neon sights, green in the back, red up front. Hogue grips. Serial number 9K74909. Was inside a grey zipped padded pistol case. Here are a few pictures of that gun:
http://i1055.photobucket.com/albums/...n82/The357.jpg
http://i1055.photobucket.com/albums/...e357sights.jpg
My father's guns that were stolen were all rifles. The one dearest to me was a Ruger 7mm mag bolt action with optics and wooden stock with a crisscross design carved into the wood. The optics were off brand Japanese or Korean. Was stolen along with a nice black rifle case.
Here is a picture of me with the rifle:
http://i1055.photobucket.com/albums/.../The7mmmag.jpg
Also stolen:
.50 cal winchester muzzleloader with camouflage wrap. Bolt action..matching green strap. Here is a picture of that gun, next to the 7mm mag. This one was inside one of those hard side ATV gun cases that open at one end.
http://i1055.photobucket.com/albums/...2/DSCF5164.jpg.
You can see the design carved into the wood on the Ruger in this photo.
.22 Remington rifle with optics, wooden stock. Used a thin magazine, was inside a grey rifle case with a yellow Colorado sticker on the outside.
12 gauge Charles Daly shotgun, single barrel. Was camoflage wrapped similarly to the Winchester. This gun I may have hopes of getting the serial number for, as it was purchased after the new gun laws took effect.
I appreciate any and all help seeing these guns ever again. I would also appreciate if these people are caught. One of my neighbors saw this all happening and did nothing to stop it. Gave a vague description of a white or hispanic guy 5'11 possibly 6' and he and possibly others drove away in a dark-colored older SUV.
Thank you. - Lisa
I joined this forum this morning specifically for this reason, the guys at CoGunOwners suggested I post my stolen firearms here so you can help me look out for them.
My back door was bashed in yesterday, my entire house ransacked. The house was a complete disaster. 5 guns were taken, but they didn't touch my television or my computer, or anything else. Didn't try to get into the garage, took an ATV key that was hanging inside but dropped it outside in the snow.
I am devastated. 4 of the guns were willed to me by my father when he died a few years back, and they are all I have left of him. As such, I only have a serial number on one of the pieces, but I am going to work like hell today to see if I can obtain my dad's records to get the others.
The most identifiable gun that was stolen was my Smith & Wesson Model 66 .357 revolver. It has been smithed by Cylinder and Slide, and contains their logo on the side of the frame. It's brushed stainless, has neon sights, green in the back, red up front. Hogue grips. Serial number 9K74909. Was inside a grey zipped padded pistol case. Here are a few pictures of that gun:
http://i1055.photobucket.com/albums/...n82/The357.jpg
http://i1055.photobucket.com/albums/...e357sights.jpg
My father's guns that were stolen were all rifles. The one dearest to me was a Ruger 7mm mag bolt action with optics and wooden stock with a crisscross design carved into the wood. The optics were off brand Japanese or Korean. Was stolen along with a nice black rifle case.
Here is a picture of me with the rifle:
http://i1055.photobucket.com/albums/.../The7mmmag.jpg
Also stolen:
.50 cal winchester muzzleloader with camouflage wrap. Bolt action..matching green strap. Here is a picture of that gun, next to the 7mm mag. This one was inside one of those hard side ATV gun cases that open at one end.
You can see the design carved into the wood on the Ruger in this photo.
.22 Remington rifle with optics, wooden stock. Used a thin magazine, was inside a grey rifle case with a yellow Colorado sticker on the outside.
12 gauge Charles Daly shotgun, single barrel. Was camoflage wrapped similarly to the Winchester. This gun I may have hopes of getting the serial number for, as it was purchased after the new gun laws took effect.
I appreciate any and all help seeing these guns ever again. I would also appreciate if these people are caught. One of my neighbors saw this all happening and did nothing to stop it. Gave a vague description of a white or hispanic guy 5'11 possibly 6' and he and possibly others drove away in a dark-colored older SUV.
Thank you. - Lisa
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