Stolen Guns Recovered in Seattle

[pianoman9701]

You might want to check into this if you've had guns stolen.

http://www.kirotv.com/news/news/seattle-police-seize-68-guns-burglary-investigatio/np4L6/

[elkboy]

Oh, nothing to worry about; I am sure he was going to surrender any non-compliant weapons if our state laws change...   

[Fl0und3rz]

Guns Stolen: 68

I-594 Background Checks Completed: 0

Stupid looks on liberals' faces as they have no clue what I-594 is: Priceless!

[bracer40]

When I read about this story thru another news outlet, they indicated he'd been caught breaking into a commercial space in South Seattle and had stolen 17 guns. Makes me wonder how he targeted THAT particular location?!?
I know I've always paid attention to car traffic on my street before I unload any guns from my car. I don't want anybody knowing I have guns in my house. Just makes me a potential target for a burglary.

Another random thought: I wonder how many vehicles have been broken into with those "protected by Smith & Wesson bumper stickers. Hmmmm

[b23]

I know I've always paid attention to car traffic on my street before I unload any guns from my car. I don't want anybody knowing I have guns in my house. Just makes me a potential target for a burglary.

Ok, so I'm not the only one that does this.  My wife used to make fun of me, before I explained to her why I did it, because if my truck was in the shop, which is not attached to our house, I'd drive around to the garage, close the garage door, then load whatever gun/s I was taking with me so nobody can see me putting a gun in my vehicle.

[Fl0und3rz]

I know I've always paid attention to car traffic on my street before I unload any guns from my car. I don't want anybody knowing I have guns in my house. Just makes me a potential target for a burglary.

Ok, so I'm not the only one that does this.  My wife used to make fun of me, before I explained to her why I did it, because if my truck was in the shop, which is not attached to our house, I'd drive around to the garage, close the garage door, then load whatever gun/s I was taking with me so nobody can see me putting a gun in my vehicle.

No.  You are not the only one.  It pays to keep a low profile and ensure that nobody sees you as a potential target.  It's a simple common sense measure to protect your family and property.