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It was the equivalent to a Match Grade piece.
Had a Ruger .357 Blackhawk stolen at the same time. I just hope those pistols were and still are being put to good use.
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It was stolen from me back in 1980. So technically I still own it
![]() It was the equivalent to a Match Grade piece. Had a Ruger .357 Blackhawk stolen at the same time. I just hope those pistols were and still are being put to good use. When you have to shoot, shoot. Don't talk. Tuco
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Bummer on your lose. I doubt that criminals put their illegal gains to good use.
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I absolutely hate a liar and a thief! Unfortunately, especially with drugs fueling this fire there are many of us that have experienced this! Really bad when it is a family member to boot.
I had a late 60's Model 1200 20 gauge that was stolen in 2010, she was my fav squirrel gun and didn't have a mark on it anywhere. Noli Me Tangere
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Sorry to hear about your loss...
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Thanks fellows!
Funnier yet is that they were with a friend at his house for safe keeping while I was on a deployment (he was from a different unit). And considering that I was not yet 21 years of age I could not report them stolen if I remember right, it just seemed particularly suspicious. Oh well I have other friends that I trust with my life and more so the life of my wife and children. When you have to shoot, shoot. Don't talk. Tuco
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Thanks for your service Will.
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