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I'm in this place all the time, they're good people. This is a shame.
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I'm in this place all the time, they're good people. This is a shame.
Not sure why more gun shops don't get concrete filled steel ballard posts installed in the front & back of the stores to prevent this type of robbery.
Yea, they seem to have left their stock on the shelf too. That seems like a big fail to me.
It'll cover the smash & grab but there have been instances where the steel gates at the doors were *pulled* off.Quote:
Originally Posted by theGinsue
...and technically they were the victims of a burglary not a robbery.
I had BFR's (more like 4500 lb boulders, really) laid out 2 feet apart in front of my store, an alarm system, steel doors and bars on the windows and put the guns in safes at night. I was still worried someone would break in.
This has got to be a nightmare to deal with. Better hope the paperwork is in order.
I bet its because most of them don't own their buildings and their landlords won't let them do it.Quote:
Originally Posted by theGinsue
I have a friend who owns a gun shop but everything goes into the safe at night. Someone might do a smash-and-grab but they'd only be able to get accessories (and not much of that because my buddy doesn't stock much of that). I get that it's a pain in the ass to put everything away but I just don't understand leaving firearms out in open sight overnight.
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Originally Posted by Aloha_Shooter
Complacency / laziness is a bitch.
Unless it's a fortress like 5280 Armory.....
Drove by there this morning and saw it boarded up. Seems like this scrap is happening too often anymore.