30 to 40 Guns Stolen from Colorado Gun Broker

[ray1970]

Shaking my head...

If only someone could invent a big metal box to put guns in when these stores weren't open. The box would need a good lock and be heavy enough to be difficult to move or able to be fastened to a concrete floor (which almost all retail space has).

Seem feasible to make such a thing, but would these stores buy them?

You'd have to think up a name for this thing too. Not quite sure what you'd call it but it seems like a safe place to keep things you don't want stolen.

[Great-Kazoo]

You'd have to think up a name for this thing too. Not quite sure what you'd call it but it seems like a safe place to keep things you don't want stolen.

A vault ?

[Skip]

You'd have to think up a name for this thing too. Not quite sure what you'd call it but it seems like a safe place to keep things you don't want stolen.

Theft-Be-Gone
Hands off my Shizz
Can't Touch This



I don't know, but you're right, it needs a good name.

[Irving]

You'd think a sign on a door, or even hung on a rope across a doorway, with the words "Authorized Personnel Only" would suffice.

[Squeeze]

This happened at "The Shootist" in Englewood a while back. It absolutely baffles me that a gun store would not lock up their inventory at night in an adequate safe. The first thing I thought when I read the article was "insurance fraud" because the owners couldn't be that stupid to leave unsecure inventory out after business hours. Also the non-functional security system to me is a huge red flag. It just doesn't add up. Regardless, I hope they recover those firearms before they end up south of the border or used in the commission of a crime.

[SAnd]

You'd think a sign on a door, or even hung on a rope across a doorway, with the words "Authorized Personnel Only" would suffice.

I hear you can get Authorized Person Cards the same place you get fake IDs.

[Irving]

I hear you can get Authorized Person Cards the same place you get fake IDs.

You and I will never know since we're not filthy criminals.

[BPTactical]

Maybe if they put up a "No Burglar's Allowed" sign there would be no burglaries....

[GilpinGuy]

You'd think a sign on a door, or even hung on a rope across a doorway, with the words "Authorized Personnel Only" would suffice.

Kinda like "Gun Free Zone". Those signs work awesome.

[CO Hugh]

You are all wrong, straight from the Administration: http://hotair.com/archives/2016/06/2...nity-and-love/

Give them all a big hug, and have a goat outside, the criminals will leave you alone.