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Please note that that this forum is for reporting a gun stolen. It is not to be used for discussion of issues related to stolen guns, or gun safes or anything else. Each thread should be just a report of one of more stolen guns.
Each thread entered here should contain the gun stolen brand and type, the serial number and some way to contact the owner of the gun or the local police department at which the robbery was reported. Please do not add comments about how sorry you are for the owner's misfortune. Only information about the lost gun can be entered in here. Messages with irrelevant content will be removed and a warning will be issued. This rule goes in effect starting January 25th, 2010. |
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16th February 2007, 19:31
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Colt 45 M1911A1 STOLEN!!!!
Hi, my name is Amy. My fiances Colt 45 M1911A1 was stolen 2 nights ago out of his truck in Baton Rouge LA. I am just wanting to see if there is anything that you know of that I can do to try and find this gun. It was a gift from his father for graduating college. He is a State Trooper here in Texas. The serial number from this gun is WMK1506. Please let me know if you can help me at all. He is devistated and I want to help him find this gun.
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16th February 2007, 19:36
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There is a section on this forum where you can report stolen firearms. Also might I suggest you look at the various auction sites and see if it shows up on them www.auctionarms.com www.gunbroker.com www.gunsamerica.com good luck... 
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16th February 2007, 20:43
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With a WMK serial number that has to be one of the WW2 replicas. There aren't a lot of those around ... Colt only made 4,000 of them. I seriously doubt that it's going to show up on a site like Auction Arms or Gunbroker. It was probably stolen by some gang banger, who may think it's "cool" to have, or who may trade it off for a Glock.
All you can do is what I expect you already have done -- hit all the gun forums, for sure, but that's not where it's going to show up. It's going to show up in some police department's evidence room after a drive-by shooting or a drug deal gone south. If he hasn't already done so, your fiance should contact as many police departments around Baton Rouge and New Orleans as he can. Since gang bangers don't typically carry WW2 Colt 1911s, any officer who sees one should alert on it ASAP.
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17th February 2007, 09:06
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May I politely say (I know I am rubbing salt in the wound) to gently suggest to not keep a weapon in his car, especially one with sentimental value. That is one of the things thieves look for in a car first..........
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17th February 2007, 09:42
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Some contact details, like for example the police dept where the stolen gun was reported would be useful, if someone was to spot this one.
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