So.. my house was broken into

**MoneyShot** · 08-15-2005, 11:26 AM

that really sucks man, but they didnt steal any of your paintball guns? thats what i would have done. Sorry to hear that, an i hope he is caught, or she.

**TMAXXKING1** · 08-15-2005, 11:32 AM

wow

wow that's some bad new's .

i would call most of your kid's friend's parent's to let them know there are firearm's missing from your home ..

my guess is one of them might have walked off with them ..be on the look out for the one kid that hung out all the time that seems to be not stopping by to much anymore..

good luck with the return of your gun's

**Lohman446** · 08-15-2005, 11:39 AM

Originally posted by TMAXXKING1

wow that's some bad new's .

i would call most of your kid's friend's parent's to let them know there are firearm's missing from your home ..

my guess is one of them might have walked off with them ..be on the look out for the one kid that hung out all the time that seems to be not stopping by to much anymore..

good luck with the return of your gun's

Noone has been in my house except my kids this summer, and only my five year old has had friends over and the guns are not in a spot to be accessable to them. I was out playing paintball when it happened, so my markers are still good to go. That's what really throws me. Noone knew these guns were there...

**Jaan** · 08-15-2005, 11:53 AM

Man, that's terrible. I hope somehow they find the person who took them.

I just got back from the shooting range myself, but my little bro and I didn't end up shooting at all. A bunch of cops had the whole week blocked off. My brother wanted to go see a movie instead, but I had a bad feeling and didn't want to let my SLR-95, 30 round clip, 75 round drum and 200 rounds of ammo in the truck for 2 hours ... not to mention his service pistol. I'm glad now I didn't go back on my rule of never ever leaving my guns unattended when outside my safes. I know you probably don't want to hear it but you'll never be doing that again either I'll bet.

**Dend78** · 08-15-2005, 11:59 AM

did u have yr SN's written down or were u the paperd owners of the guns? if so it should make it a lil eaiser to track down, plus u live out in the middle of nowhere if someone close got em u will know soon cause they will show someone and then they will tell someone and so on. So hopefully u get yr guns back gl with it man.

**Yama** · 08-15-2005, 12:16 PM

most likely it's somebody that knows you or your family. Or its just some meth freak who needs to make some money so he can buy more drugs.

**Captain Canuck** · 08-15-2005, 02:43 PM

Sorry man, I didn't realize that was your house... I really just wanted some real guns, cause as you know, we can't get them here in Canuckistan so we have to resort to ransacking or patiently watching US homeowners for the goods

Good luck in getting the stuff back

**Cameo** · 08-15-2005, 02:56 PM

Actually 2 in the closet in a gun cabinet, one next to your bed (locked i think you said) and one high up where your girls never went...I thought you had said that the one next to your bed was the only one that you kept loaded, guess i miss understood that.... If they were locked up or whatever, whom had the combinations/keys??We had this conversation one night on the couch...I think you were a bit tipsy....

Sorry about your loss, I hope that your missing items are found and do not get into the hands of hurtful people.

**Lohman446** · 08-15-2005, 03:06 PM

Originally posted by Cameo

Actually 2 in the closet in a gun cabinet, one next to your bed (locked i think you said) and one high up where your girls never went...I thought you had said that the one next to your bed was the only one that you kept loaded, guess i miss understood that.... If they were locked up or whatever, whom had the combinations/keys??We had this conversation one night on the couch...I think you were a bit tipsy....

Sorry about your loss, I hope that your missing items are found and do not get into the hands of hurtful people.

My skeet gun was out because I had used it and the girls were gone so I had not locked it away. My carry pistol was not in the safe - I had gone out partying hte night before so left it. And I had practiced with my .45 that day (just me, on my own land doubt anyone saw it) so it was laying next to my carry pistol rather than in its safe. The skeet gun wasn't loaded, the .45 and carry pistol both were. They also got the good holsters for the pistols, extra magazines, and misc. stuff. The big worry about it was that they had not ransacked the house, and seemed to know right where to go to get them.

They never got into the safe, nor did they notice the rifle stored high out of the way. I don't know if they were in a hurry, or what.... screwed up deal.

**Automaggot68** · 08-15-2005, 05:22 PM

I hate you Lohman, but I'm very sorry to hear about your loss.
Best of luck to you in the retrieval of your firearms, man.

**Target Practice** · 08-15-2005, 05:27 PM

This is why you clean/lock the gun away right after you use it. There is no excuse to have guns laying around the house. If you want to have a gun accesible at all times...carry in the house. I do. I go to the kitchen, the 9mm goes to the kitchen. I crap, the gun goes with me.

I hope to hell you get your guns back, and that they're not used in a crime. That would blow.

**Lohman446** · 08-15-2005, 05:29 PM

WHen I say laying.. they were not just out in plain view for the record, someone knew where to look I think... which really pisses me off

**Eagle** · 08-15-2005, 06:03 PM

Well, I don't carry in the house, but when I leave, the gun goes with me, almost always.

**slade** · 08-15-2005, 06:12 PM

the problem with gun theft is, if you find out who took it, you sure as hell dont want to confront them about it

So.. my house was broken into

So.. my house was broken into

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