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Author Topic: Think your guns are "safe"?  (Read 2814 times)

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December 12/29/16, 05:54:22 PM

Offline HD

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Think your guns are "safe"?
EVEN THE BEST GUN SAFES CAN BE BROKEN INTO FOR LESS THAN $10

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December 12/29/16, 06:10:17 PM Reply #1

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Re: Think your guns are "safe"?
Wow....interesting!
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December 12/29/16, 06:57:13 PM Reply #2

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Re: Think your guns are "safe"?
I always wondered about that, good thing for insurance.
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December 12/30/16, 09:36:29 AM Reply #3

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Re: Think your guns are "safe"?
Quote from: Bobberineyes on December 12/29/16, 06:57:13 PM
I always wondered about that, good thing for insurance.

I asked my agent about extra coverage and he said you are covered to policy limits, UNLESS HOUSE IS UNLOCKED. With a rider for my firearms I was also covered for mysterious disappearances. If a gun was left in the field and not found it would be covered after deductible. With the amount charged for the rider I cancelled the rider figuring I could replace or add a new gun in about 3 years.
My gun safe is recessed and bolted to the floor and wall so they would pay hell to get it out to work on. Of course if no one is home when they break in they have all the time they need.
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December 12/30/16, 09:52:19 AM Reply #4

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Re: Think your guns are "safe"?
My house insurance covers up to $3g on the guns, anything after that, I need a rider. I needed the rider for my handguns, which also covers some antiques. Wasn't really very much, $60 a year from State Farm. The guns are well hidden away  behind a false wall area no one is ever gonna find.
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December 12/30/16, 08:18:04 PM Reply #5

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Re: Think your guns are "safe"?
that's like wow!!
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January 01/15/17, 02:29:14 PM Reply #6

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Re: Think your guns are "safe"?
I actually couldn't find my extra mags the other day!!!  $#@!$  :rotflmao:
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