$100k of firearms stolen from Wannenmacher vendor

[NikatKimber]

I didn’t see any large inventories of modern guns worth ~$3000/ea, so unless there were one or two high dollar items and a bunch of common guns, it would almost have to be one of the antique dealers.

 

[chazroh]

Hopefully they had a good insurance policy

 

[inactive]

I’m not victim blaming here as out of towners dont know the lay of the land, but man... that’s not the part of town to leave a trailer outside a hotel overnight. That strip of hotels has gone downhill fast.

Surely they have appropriate insurance for it. I hope.

 

[harley128]

If that trailer had belonged to Champlin Arms in Enid, that would have been one gun for $100K.

you got that right

 

[harley128]

More than 30 guns. Over a $100,000. Say 35 and that's $2857 a piece. A third of their collection. I think somebody's fibbing.

Not to mention leaving all that in a trailer? So what if it's a foot from the wall. Asking for trouble. Stupid is as stupid does.

it says collectibles from several different wars....... could add up quickly, but if I"m robbed I'd guess values on the high side too

 

[Perplexed]

It’s a bit of a no-brainer that you want to get your trailers full of firearms away from Tulsa before stopping at a motel for the night, at the close of the big gun show. Heck, during the entire weekend of the show.

 

[NikatKimber]

I would think collectible firearms like that would be hard to sell, especially illegally.

 

[harley128]

It’s a bit of a no-brainer that you want to get your trailers full of firearms away from Tulsa before stopping at a motel for the night, at the close of the big gun show. Heck, during the entire weekend of the show.

amen brother

 

[harley128]

I would think collectible firearms like that would be hard to sell, especially illegally.

yes, I would think very hard. Let's hope the scumbags try and they get nailed

 

[Okie4570]

Surely the trailer wasn't marked? As in "Fred's Gunshop" or something like that.