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From: jkh@jade.BERKELEY.EDU (Jordan K. Hubbard)
Newsgroups: mod.rec.guns
Subject: Re: Gun security
Message-ID: <1253@jade.BERKELEY.EDU>
Date: Wed, 10-Sep-86 16:17:37 EDT
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Posted: Wed Sep 10 16:17:37 1986
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Author: sdcsvax!sdcc6.UCSD.EDU!ix200@ucbvax.Berkeley.Edu (Bruce Jones)

In-Reply-To: <1196@jade.BERKELEY.EDU>


Article: 9:8

In article <1196@jade.BERKELEY.EDU> you write:
>Article: 8:8
>
>With hunting season coming up, I am going to need to keep my guns at home
>again.  But how can I protect them from theft, in a fairly low cost way?

One thing I've thought effective is to disassemble each gun
somewhat.   Something like removing and hiding the bolt from a bolt
action rifle makes it unattractive to crooks.  This won't work with
everything but can help.  Putting a sign on the gun rack advertising the 
disassembly also discourages theft.  I keep the small parts that I
remove from the guns in my car trunk -- who would steal a rifle
bolt?
Cheap enough for you?
Bruce Jones