If anyone comes across any of the Cap & Ball pistols in the list below, they were stolen 04-01-2014 from my back room. :cursing: :cursing:
1. Remington Pocket Pistol, .31 cal brass frame s/n 65306
2. Colt 1860 Uberti "Western Arms", .44 cal steel frame s/n A13542
3. Colt 1862 Police model Uberti, .36 cal steel frame s/n 90685
4. Whitney "Dixie Gunworks", .36 cal steel frame s/n 000124
5. Griswold & Gunnison, .36 cal brass frame, s/n 352898
6. Schneider & Glassic replica (1851 Colt brass frame) bleach rusted & browned, .36 cal s/n302257
7. Remington 1858 "Dixie Gunworks", .44 cal steel frame, s/n 105495
8. Colt 1849 Wells Fargo, CVA .31 cal brass framed blackened with BC Brass Black, s/n 86954
9. Colt 1851 .36 cal steel frame "fllipietta" s/n 375988
All of the Colts except the Wells Fargo have tarnished silver plating on the trigger guard and backstrap.
My wife is a night person and was sitting in one of the bedrooms listening to some audio book with her earbuds plugged in. Most of the lights in the house were on because she doesn't go to bed until about 7 in the morning.
While she was listening, someone ripped the screen off one of the back room sliding windows, flipped the board that was keeping the window from opening out of the channel and entered the house thru it.
He/she took one of my old backpacks that was hanging there and then proceeded to take the pistols off of the wall where they were hanging.
He/she then unlocked both locks on the back door and left, dropping my Rogers & Spencer .44 on the way out.
The first clue my wife had was the Great Dane across the street started barking so loudly that she could hear it even with the ear buds in her ear.
She got up and noticed the cat was staring towards the back room so she went in and found what had happened.
Apparently, the Anal Orifice didn't have room to take my Walker or my 3rd Model Dragoon.
He/she left them along with some small single shot pistols, hanging on the wall untouched.
I expect him to come back. My modern guns are loaded, waiting.
The Police came and took a full report including all of the serial numbers but I'll probably never see any of my revolvers again.
Poor way to start the new month, I say.
1. Remington Pocket Pistol, .31 cal brass frame s/n 65306
2. Colt 1860 Uberti "Western Arms", .44 cal steel frame s/n A13542
3. Colt 1862 Police model Uberti, .36 cal steel frame s/n 90685
4. Whitney "Dixie Gunworks", .36 cal steel frame s/n 000124
5. Griswold & Gunnison, .36 cal brass frame, s/n 352898
6. Schneider & Glassic replica (1851 Colt brass frame) bleach rusted & browned, .36 cal s/n302257
7. Remington 1858 "Dixie Gunworks", .44 cal steel frame, s/n 105495
8. Colt 1849 Wells Fargo, CVA .31 cal brass framed blackened with BC Brass Black, s/n 86954
9. Colt 1851 .36 cal steel frame "fllipietta" s/n 375988
All of the Colts except the Wells Fargo have tarnished silver plating on the trigger guard and backstrap.
My wife is a night person and was sitting in one of the bedrooms listening to some audio book with her earbuds plugged in. Most of the lights in the house were on because she doesn't go to bed until about 7 in the morning.
While she was listening, someone ripped the screen off one of the back room sliding windows, flipped the board that was keeping the window from opening out of the channel and entered the house thru it.
He/she took one of my old backpacks that was hanging there and then proceeded to take the pistols off of the wall where they were hanging.
He/she then unlocked both locks on the back door and left, dropping my Rogers & Spencer .44 on the way out.
The first clue my wife had was the Great Dane across the street started barking so loudly that she could hear it even with the ear buds in her ear.
She got up and noticed the cat was staring towards the back room so she went in and found what had happened.
Apparently, the Anal Orifice didn't have room to take my Walker or my 3rd Model Dragoon.
He/she left them along with some small single shot pistols, hanging on the wall untouched.
I expect him to come back. My modern guns are loaded, waiting.
The Police came and took a full report including all of the serial numbers but I'll probably never see any of my revolvers again.
Poor way to start the new month, I say.
