kalister1
R.I.P.
I watched a thing on TV about getting inside/past locked doors. They used a Hydraulic Ram to stretch the Jamb apart until the locking bolts just came free.
RedHead Safe Broken Into.
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I watched a thing on TV about getting inside/past locked doors. They used a Hydraulic Ram to stretch the Jamb apart until the locking bolts just came free.
Talkinguns
Belt-Fed
What model RedHead safe was this?
zombiehunter
Ultimate Member
- Jul 8, 2008
- 6,505
^^ that's the big thing. Insurance requires a separate rider for firearms and it's not like "oh you want $20k in gun protection?" it's "ok, we need pics, serials, descriptions etc. etc." and I have a feeling you're SOL if you have something with a lot of custom work like $2k Saiga vs. "well our books say those are $550 guns". Not to mention books for current reality.
The person who got arrested was who we thought broke in, but could not be linked.
I took the door off in those pictures to move it. They preyed it open. The door then just lifts off.
And standard homeowners policy will only cover $2500 for firearms
I got together with my insurance agent and extended my coverage to $5k (for future growth) over what my collection is valued at. Then I have the NRA coverage on top of that to cover those ‘aw I forgot to add that in moments’.
I encourage everyone to contact their insurance company and get proper coverage for their collections!
1BADI5
Are we there yet
I guess I'll be calling USAA later
Sorry this happen to you, it not a glowing endorsement for "Redhead Safes"
I hope they burn who ever did this! Give's me a chill seeing the pictures.
What pisses me off is All our elected officials want to do is make more laws for the honest people, but will not kept the crooks in jail.
Criminals do not fear LAWS!
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I hope they burn who ever did this! Give's me a chill seeing the pictures.
What pisses me off is All our elected officials want to do is make more laws for the honest people, but will not kept the crooks in jail. Criminals do not fear LAWS!
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bcr229
FFL/SOT
Wow, I was expecting to see pics of another destroyed RSC instead of a safe. Did the thieves bring the crowbar with them?
I think I'm going to get a reticulated python and let it roam free in my safe room. That's ridiculous!
Second Amendment
Ultimate Member
- May 11, 2011
- 8,665
Has there been anyone in the house recently such as a repairman, estimator, etc. that saw what you had?
smokedog
Ultimate Member
Damn that sucks kinda sounds like someone who knows you or your family.
What part of Frederick?
kinda sounds like someone who knows you or your family.What part of Frederick?
phx223
Member at Large
Crap, if a thousand dollar safe cant stop them, why even bother. Hard cases w/locks for me, save the money for insurance riders.
Redcat
Curmudgeon
I would guess they used the crowbar to create a gap for a hydraulic spreader tool of some type - google "hydra ram" or "rabbit tool" for some examples.
Bottom line - they were prepared for the safe and almost no safe will stop a prepared thief if they have enough time.
Bottom line - they were prepared for the safe and almost no safe will stop a prepared thief if they have enough time.
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huesmann
n00b
The fact that he had one of your stolen guns wasn't sufficient to link him???
- May 13, 2005
- 2,770
Damn... Time to put the safe in a safe.. in a safe.
Kinda like those russian dolls that keep opening up to more dolls.
Like to see the look on the thug when he cracks the first safe and sees the second one..
Kinda like those russian dolls that keep opening up to more dolls.
Like to see the look on the thug when he cracks the first safe and sees the second one..
All of that damage with just a crowbar? That's amazing.
On top of having a safe, mine is hidden, and I don't tell anyone where it is. So even if someone brought a crowbar and gained access to my home (monitored), they would take a while to locate the safe. Or they might not realize that I have one and leave it alone.
On top of having a safe, mine is hidden, and I don't tell anyone where it is. So even if someone brought a crowbar and gained access to my home (monitored), they would take a while to locate the safe. Or they might not realize that I have one and leave it alone.
I smell a fish.
They took the crow bar out of the shed.
Damn that sucks
What part of Frederick?
Middletown
Defiantly It's to to much of a story to type on here. But we defiantly know the person that was in the house that knew where the guns were. Its kind of a ****ed up situation.
Middletown?????? Wtf? I live in Middletown. If you can, PM me details. My safe sucks and now I'm a little nervous. You said the house was vacant, right?
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