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Stolen 9mm
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I though you would know where to post. 
http://www.northwestfirearms.com/general-firearm-discussion/52244-stolen-gun-sticky.html
http://www.northwestfirearms.com/general-firearm-discussion/52244-stolen-gun-sticky.html
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Sorry
He is just missing a hi-point, so he is probably better off without it.
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sure, but I don't care what type of firearm it is. I just don't like how it fall into the wrong hands.
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This is why I don't keep guns in cars. People need to go the extra step and get a secured box to store guns and other weapons in their cars.
I used to date a girl back in the day, her crazy roommate didn't like guns in the house, so I used to take my Glock apart (when I spend the night) and leave the frame in the car and take the upper with me. One day I did some thinking and came to the conclusion that I didn't need to be around anyone that didn't allow me to legally carry..... to be fair it was a private property and the residents didn't want it in the house, so it is what it is.
I used to date a girl back in the day, her crazy roommate didn't like guns in the house, so I used to take my Glock apart (when I spend the night) and leave the frame in the car and take the upper with me. One day I did some thinking and came to the conclusion that I didn't need to be around anyone that didn't allow me to legally carry..... to be fair it was a private property and the residents didn't want it in the house, so it is what it is.
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