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Abouthadit | 01-07-2008 11:01 PM
Stolen firearms in TN Found this on the gunboards forum and thought we could give him some help by being on the look out. this'ns up your way TN Andy. ---- on 12/29 I had the following guns stolen from me in Lebanon Tennessee. Any help to find any of these would be greatly appreciated. If you have any info call 813-785-4651 or email larynb12@aol.com. Thank you French Mas 49/56 G56871 7.5 Cetme G005815 7.62 x 51 Nato Fabrique Nationale 1949 30599 7.92 US M1A M14 190043 Springfield Armory FAL-H (Hesse Receiver) 010741 M1 Garand 763310 Springfield Armory AK-47 (Maudi) 07876 7.62 x 39 Ruger Mini 30 189-96197 7.62 x 39 German G-43 8 mm Russian Tokarev (?48056?) SKS w/ Collapsible Black Stock .410 Shotgun Single shot Break Breech (?Stevens?)

RiverRat | 01-07-2008 11:22 PM
Re: Stolen firearms in TN :bear_w00t: Wow...that's some serious ching. Some of those guns are serious collector items. Hope the poor guy had insurance to cover his collection over and above his standard homeowners policy. My neighbor got hit about ten years ago and his gun collection was even larger than this guy's. About $20,000.00 worth of guns and his homeowners policy would only pay for 1 pistol or 1 long gun...the fine print got them off the hook. I remember he got a check for $400.00 for a $20,000.00 loss and that was all the insurance company would pay. Unless you have specific extra insurance coverage for collectibles like Rolex watches,diamonds,guns,etc.,most homeowners policies exclude any and all high value items from loss coverage. Even if your home is destroyed by fire,they still get off the hook unless you took out specific extra insurance on what they consider luxury or hobby items. Yes...that includes coin collections also. Poor guy...I'll pass the word around to the local LEO's and pawn shops.

Abouthadit | 01-07-2008 11:34 PM
Re: Stolen firearms in TN Hey RR: I could feel my eyes get bigger as I read along. Poor guy must have gotten cleaned out. Heck, he lost more that I own. total. Dont know him but his contact info is there. I'm sure he'd appreciate the assist.

Ghost Recon | 01-07-2008 11:55 PM
Re: Stolen firearms in TN Quote:
Originally Posted by RiverRat (Post 906101) :bear_w00t: Wow...that's some serious ching. Some of those guns are serious collector items. Hope the poor guy had insurance to cover his collection over and above his standard homeowners policy. My neighbor got hit about ten years ago and his gun collection was even larger than this guy's. About $20,000.00 worth of guns and his homeowners policy would only pay for 1 pistol or 1 long gun...the fine print got them off the hook. I remember he got a check for $400.00 for a $20,000.00 loss and that was all the insurance company would pay. Unless you have specific extra insurance coverage for collectibles like Rolex watches,diamonds,guns,etc.,most homeowners policies exclude any and all high value items from loss coverage. Even if your home is destroyed by fire,they still get off the hook unless you took out specific extra insurance on what they consider luxury or hobby items. Yes...that includes coin collections also. Poor guy...I'll pass the word around to the local LEO's and pawn shops.
the same goes for gold, silver, cash etc. you'll get a check for $200 unless you took out extra coverage.

mtnman | 01-08-2008 01:16 AM
Re: Stolen firearms in TN Why was a collection like that not stored in a very secure safe?

RiverRat | 01-08-2008 01:19 AM
Re: Stolen firearms in TN :rolleyes_m: Quote:
Fabrique Nationale 1949 30599 7.92
If I were to find it by accident I'd have to shoot a few rounds through it before I returned it. :bear_w00t::bear_w00t::bear_w00t: Cool and valuable...they're getting really hard to find.

Hivemindgammahydra7 | 01-08-2008 03:28 AM
Re: Stolen firearms in TN Quote:
Originally Posted by mtnman (Post 906207) Why was a collection like that not stored in a very secure safe?
That was my first thought as well. Did he have a safe? An alarm? How about fangs galore? His M1 Garand was manufactured between the end of July and the end of August, 1942.

Ringhunter | 01-08-2008 03:26 PM
Re: Stolen firearms in TN Quote:
Originally Posted by mtnman (Post 906207) Why was a collection like that not stored in a very secure safe?
There was a local guy just down the street from us that had a massive safe ripped out of the cement and hauled off and no one saw it on a busy street and it was stuffed with guns. Another good reason to never open your mouth

Hivemindgammahydra7 | 01-08-2008 03:53 PM
Re: Stolen firearms in TN Quote:
Originally Posted by Ringhunter (Post 907169) Another good reason to never open your mouth
Indeed, one among many.

vida loco | 01-08-2008 05:45 PM
Re: Stolen firearms in TN Someone he knew or a friend of a friend. Just my 2 pennies

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