These days if your house gets hit when you are not home. That's the first thing going. Easy Pickens!
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What use to be My grandfathers land is now my uncle's. He lives on the other Mountain facing the main property mountain. The main property adjacent to my uncle's place still has the old house on it. It didn't have bathroom in it untill they late 80's as well. He kept a Colt six gun on his nightstand and a double barrel side by side 12 guage proper up in the corner of the front door. Also had a 30-30 in the rack of his truck. That's where I learned a lot of my gun safety rules at was when we went to visit him. He would smack a kink in your neck if you touched them. When I was old enough ( about 10 ) he use let me go out to the side and shoot them. That's where my love of lever guns was developed. Also six shooters as well. He use to run shine and didn't trust banks so self security was priority one. He never got anything stolen off his property. As far as anybody else was concerned he was the meanest man on the mountain and you didn't dare try to get on his property.My Grandfather kept a Marlin bolt action 22mag on felt covered nails over his bedroom door. He kept the clip of ammo in his pocket. He was a sharp shooter in WWII. He took care of what ever needed to be done with that rifle. He lived in a house built in the 1800s on a 40ac. farm. Didn't even have a bathroom in the house until @1980. And yes his rifle got stolen once, but it was a Marlin. Easily replaced