****ing dumbass.
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Which one ? The friend or the poster ?,****ing dumbass.
I was gonna ask but didn’t want the hat.Which one ? The friend or the poster ?,
Yeah, instead of calling the cops on him right now you could give him 60 days to either pay the fair market value of that gun or buy you a replacement Ruger Mini-Thirty. So the serial number will be different and you won't have the box for that. No big deal. Those rifles won't be collector's items for another 200 years.
You should've reported that rifle stolen as soon as he said he pawned it and couldn't get it back. Not trying to be a turd about it but the sooner it's reported the sooner the serial number gets into the system and the better your chances are of getting it back. Some dirty filthy thief stole a nice Springer Ultra Compact .45 out of my wife's car while we were at Six Flags with our sons back around '96 or '97. I didn't realize it wasn't in the car till we got back home in Newnan because there was no forced entry because it had the 5 digit keypad for keyless entry so they got in using that most likely. I've never trusted "keyless entry" since then. I immediately called Cobb County and reported it. Even though they told me the chances of getting my pistol back were slim to none, a year later I got a call from Cobb Co. telling me they had my pistol and I could pick it up any time. Evidently it had been used in an armed robbery & shoot out with the popo in Birmingham, after the trial it was released from evidence and sent to Cobb Co. where I got it back.I needed extra cash to pay my property taxes. A long time (since 1978) friend offered to help me with a loan. In turn, he wanted to borrow my Ruger Mini 30 because he's seen several coyotes that wasnt running away while walking his small dog.
I repaid him for the loan and allowed him to keep my rifle for a couple of months longer. When I ask him for it, he always had a reason why he couldn't get it at that time or he would bring it to me next time he came to my place. This went on for 3 months and I finally demanded he return it to me.
That's when he admitted that he'd "pawned" it to his cousin and that he would have to come up with $900 to get it back. Naturally, I was angry that he'd done that using my property instead of using his Fender and Gibson guitars. Another month has gone by and I am still trying to get my rifle back. He now has told me that he SOLD my rifle to his cousin and his cousin doesnt have it because he sold it! He said it's gone and he can't do anything about it. That I can forget the rifle and our friendship. What can I do to get my rifle back? I have the box it came in and the bill of sale where I purchased it.
I was in the city and happened to see a cop so I explained my problem and ask for his advice. He said I should report it as a theft and that when they went to his house, be might decide to get the rifle rather than go to jail.You should've reported that rifle stolen as soon as he said he pawned it and couldn't get it back. Not trying to be a turd about it but the sooner it's reported the sooner the serial number gets into the system and the better your chances are of getting it back. Some dirty filthy thief stole a nice Springer Ultra Compact .45 out of my wife's car while we were at Six Flags with our sons back around '96 or '97. I didn't realize it wasn't in the car till we got back home in Newnan because there was no forced entry because it had the 5 digit keypad for keyless entry so they got in using that most likely. I've never trusted "keyless entry" since then. I immediately called Cobb County and reported it. Even though they told me the chances of getting my pistol back were slim to none, a year later I got a call from Cobb Co. telling me they had my pistol and I could pick it up any time. Evidently it had been used in an armed robbery & shoot out with the popo in Birmingham, after the trial it was released from evidence and sent to Cobb Co. where I got it back.