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Elderly British Man Jailed With Large Firearms Collection
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11-23-2017 09:37 PM
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A true gun guy, had a little of everything...
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Wish there were more pictures and a complete list of his 'belongings'
Maybe one of our English members is familiar with the story... And hopefully not the culprit.
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The Bobbies want to keep some for museum display. So sad that what's good for the goose is good for the gander no longer matters. Growing up as a teen I think most of my friends Dads had a Bren stuffed up in the floor joists. My dad was American Navy so it would be harder to hide a set of 16" turrets in the basement.
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Oooh......lots of rust.
I now feel the need to inspect MY collection!
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I doubt anyone is safer. Perhaps a few "feel" safer.
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Originally Posted by
painter777
Wish there were more pictures and a complete list of his 'belongings'
Maybe one of our English members is familiar with the story... And hopefully not the culprit.
Just because he had a gaggle of "illegal firearms" doesn't necessarily mean he is a bad person. Pretty obvious he wasn't on the cops radar or this would have been discovered years ago, well providing the cops weren't clueless.
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hopefully not the culprit...
tongue in cheek statement
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Isn't the first time an old guy has been found with an extensive collection. Probably the first time one was thrown in jail for simple possession of firearms though. Likely won't be the last either.
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Oooh......lots of rust.
I now feel the need to inspect MY collection!
The rust is most likely the result of getting soaked whilst the fire was being put out, but inspecting one's collection is always a good idea - not to mention fun time for a lad.
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