Stolen gun or senior moment? UPDATE

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Stolen gun or senior moment? UPDATE

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I’m short a Rossi. Two actually. A trapper with a nice tiger striped stock and a 20”. Anybody here buy those from me? This is the only place I would have moved them. 😳 Both are super slicked.

Yup! That would be a senior moment.
That gun is next to my daughters bed. Gave it to her last year.
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It is quite possible you will find them under your bed or some other innocuous place where you put them for safe-keeping, but so you could get to them easily. Just before I left on an extended trip I put my Cold Steel Hunter in a safe place. That was almost 3 years ago. I have yet to find it. :D
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I hate it when I do that. :|

On the other hand, when I eventually find them, it’s always a pleasant surprise... :lol:
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I recently did something like that. Hope you figure it out quick.
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It's there in the house....guaranteed 100% it was not stolen.

There's a .380 Ruger and a Smith .32 New Departure somewhere around here....ain't seen either one in five to 10 years.
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I once lost an Ithica SxS 20 ga for 4 or 5 years, only found it when we were moving. I could not begin to explain why it was broken down in the back of a closet shelf behind a bunch if sweaters. Keep looking!

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Well not being a senior(at the time) I once set my K22 on a stump in a silage pit to go take a phone call, days later I found it right where I left it!

Just a couple years ago I was robbed, at the range. That thief was very good as they put it back in my safe! Yes I looked in my safe 4 times before I went into panic mode, going to the police to file a report, they did investigate. About 3 months later it was back in my safe... I felt like such a moron when I called the officer to admit I had it all the time!
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Thanks for making me feel better.

When we left for the "Winter of Fun" trip last year I hid most of my guns in the house and left a couple red headed step children in the safe. Somewhere in my house there is a Ruger P-95 playing hide 'n seek with me and so far it's winning.
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Two weeks ago I lined up three pieces of power equipment to change the oil and check them out for the winter. I have one of those long plastic funnels I use all the time for gas and oil . when done I put it out of the way in a safe place to drain.........................now I have to go buy a new one. :oops: :oops: :oops: maybe the Kids took it........
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Done
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I found a Freedom Arms mini revolver yesterday that I thought I sold years ago!
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COSteve wrote: Tue Nov 24, 2020 10:46 am I don't have to hide something to lose it. All I have to do is set it down out of place.
This.

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Lost my p/u keys the other day... my son asked me 3 times if I looked in the center console of the other p/u... so I looked... nope not there. Ummm... when he looked, there they were! I'm blaming it on needing new glasses... or, maybe that black on black thing: black key, black fob in a black box... Whatever, they weren't on the ring where they belong!

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Tycer wrote: Mon Nov 23, 2020 9:01 pm I’m short a Rossi. Two actually. A trapper with a nice tiger striped stock and a 20”. Anybody here buy those from me? This is the only place I would have moved them...
Maybe they went down with the boat???

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You guys make me feel so much better knowing that I am not the only one!!!!
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Lost a couple guns a few years back, and after checking all three safes I was certain they'd been stolen while I was loading things back into my Suburban at the end of our gun show. Then I thought I better check all my hard cases I have stacked in a corner of my gun room. Sure enough, two of the cases were heavy and I found the two missing guns still in them.

And just the other day I misplaced my engraved Hepburn! I have one safe for old Remingtons, and one for Marlins, and Ballard rifles. The third is for misc. rifles. Sure enough, I somehow stuck the Hepburn in with my Ballard rifles when I finished cleaning it after a shoot.
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Tycer wrote: Mon Nov 23, 2020 9:01 pm I’m short a Rossi. Two actually. A trapper with a nice tiger striped stock and a 20”. Anybody here buy those from me? This is the only place I would have moved them. 😳 Both are super slicked.

Yup! That would be a senior moment.
That gun is next to my daughters bed. Gave it to her last year.
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Yup! That would be a senior moment.
That gun is next to my daughters bed. Give it to her last year.
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As we age our brains get like a computer hard drive that has absorbed all of the information that it can hold.....anymore, I just let information go in one ear and out the other. But I'll NEVER forget my appointment to pick up that cool gun I ordered.

Point is most of us remember what we want to remember....a "senior moment" is actually forgetting something that IS important.....make sense Tycer?-----6
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Happy you found it! :D
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Man, it seems as if we all have had those moments. Glad you found it.
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Yep. When the riots started I sent her home with it. She's familiar with it and it digests 38 Special Speer 135 grain gold dot LEs perfectly.
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Sounds like a happy ending for the gun!
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A couple years ago I had the exact opposite problem.! I was moving the gun room downstairs after the boy moved out. I found two SxS hammer guns that to this day I do not remember getting.
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