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  1. 11-05-2018, 09:49 PM #1
    Proudkiwi
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    Why anyone would want a stolen gun back is beyond me. Not saying I don’t want the police to recover it from the shitkickers that either stole it or subsequently bought it, but once they do, throw that shit in the bin.

    It would never be the same.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Proudkiwi View Post
    Why anyone would want a stolen gun back is beyond me. Not saying I don’t want the police to recover it from the shitkickers that either stole it or subsequently bought it, but once they do, throw that shit in the bin.

    It would never be the same.
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    Suppose it depends on the excess of one's house contents insurance. Not sure how I'd feel having my gun back after it taking a trip to the local gang pad. Hard to tell as I've never had any burglarised items returned.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cordite View Post
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    Suppose it depends on the excess of one's house contents insurance. Not sure how I'd feel having my gun back after it taking a trip to the local gang pad. Hard to tell as I've never had any burglarised items returned.
    Nope. Any rifle that costs less than your average excess could only be considered a disposable item. Again, throw that shit in the bin.
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