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I haven't seen evidence that home burglars target people for theft of guns based on internet posts, not in the several years I've been a felony prosecutor anyhow. Generally weapons are stolen as random targets of opportunity. They simply target your house and if you got guns, great, if not, they take whatever's valuable that they can carry out. Best thing you can do is lock your guns up in a pry-proof, removal-proof, safe. 

Concerning "them", I figure "they" already know what I have anyhow. They'll have to pry them from my cold hands. 

So I've got:

.30 Flex with Cobra upgrades
.25 Condor (post-Escape factory rifle so its about a 100fpe gun)
.25 Marauder (highly modified over the years, is the same gun that's on my channel)
.177 Marauder (with a JSA aluminum airtime and a Huma regulator)

 
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"rich177"Why in the world would anyone list their inventory of ANYTHING on the internet???????????? Sorry but that needs to be said!
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So you think someone will cross check a username with a first and last real name, investigate to find out where they live in order to break in their house to steal airguns? I think you are giving thieves too much credit, there are a lot easier ways to steal. I hear chop shops are paying top dollar for stolen cars and it only takes a minute to steal one.
 
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"rich177"Why in the world would anyone list their inventory of ANYTHING on the internet???????????? Sorry but that needs to be said!
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So you think someone will cross check a username with a first and last real name, investigate to find out where they live in order to break in their house to steal airguns? I think you are giving thieves too much credit, there are a lot easier ways to steal. I hear chop shops are paying top dollar for stolen cars and it only takes a minute to steal one.
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Well I would think listing would do the opposite? Let thieves know what awaits if they do try and break in. Lmao!!!
 
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It’s not the Airgun a intruder needs to worry about at my home but anyway I’ve sold a lot of my Airguns being I’ve got it down to the 4 calibers and makes I like so here we go.
.25 Wildcat Patriot for plinking and small critters.
.30 RAW HMx also for plinking and med size critters.
.357 RAW HMx for plinking and med to larger size Animals.
.45 Texan with a MadDog stock for plinking and any animal up to deer size.
My plinking consists of AR 500 plates from 25 to 100 yards for now due to how my range is set up and critters/ animals range from squirrels to Yotes, not legal to hunt deer yet with Airgun where I live.
 
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I've got a Winchester 12 gauge and a Lee Enfield with plenty of cartridges waiting on their foolish behinds. Other than that;
​1) Winchester 1400cs .177 ultra magnum with Hammers 4-12x40AO mildot scope on Instapark magnum air rifle mount
​2) Crosman-Benjamin Trail NPXL725 .25 magnum with Centerpoint 3-9x40AO mildot scope on welded Weaver rail
​3) Hatsan Striker 1000x .22/Hammers 3-9x32AO mildot scope on low mounts with dual scope stops
​4) Crosman 160 Pellgun variant 1 1955-56 (restomodded) with Centerpoint 4x32 scope on Ron Robinson mounts
​5) Crosman 760 Powermaster variant 1 6/70 (restomodded) with Simmons 4x32 scope on Hawke mid-rise mounts on MOE picatinny rails
​6) 760 Powermaster variant 4 1/77, original condition with period-correct Weaver V22-A Dual X 3-6x18 scope
​7) 760-B Pumpmaster variant 7 1/89, original condition with Optima 3-9x32 scope on see-through mounts
8) 760-D Pumpmaster variant 8 4/98, (restomodded) with Simmons 4x32 scope and low mounts
​ Can't wait to add a Remington 725 VTR, Crosman 66 Powermaster, and a Crosman model 70 to my collection! 
 
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Hatsan 125TH in .25 cal with spring power plant, Hatsan 125 sniper with a TH stock in .22 cal spring , Hatsan 125TH in .177 spring , Hatsan 95 in .22 spring , Crossman Fury in .177 spring, Gamo cadet delta in .177 spring, Mendoza R100 in .177, Mendoza pk 62 in .177, Umarex E.B.O.S with bulk air C02, Umarex Steel Storm full auto mod and bulk air C02, Smith and Wesson 686, Walther nighthawk, and a bunch of spring and co2 pistols but most are lower end and not really worth mentioning although I will soon start buying some more higher end ones that I’ll post on here once I actually buy them.
 
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Agreed, not a good idea. My “Airsenal” is mostly old springers and that’s as much as the world at large needs to know. What you put on the net is out there forever; a good rule of thumb is to never write anything - email, text, forum post, social media, tweet, whatever - that you wouldn’t put on the front page of the New York Times.

While on the subject, I know some folks like to list all the airguns they own in their signature line. Not only bad security-wise, but I visit some other forums where that is forbidden because it sucks up a lot of band width, and fouls up the internal search function.
 
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it was asked a short time ago,how many is too many,I replied," when you forget what you have",

not only do I not how many I, do not know where I put some......that said ,I,do know where my favorites are.

I am thinking on going to the Pacific Coast gun show and getting rid of a bunch of them.....coarse since I am a addict properly would buy some more.

My name is Jesse and I am an addict.
 
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Boscoebrea, i started that thread after picking up a sub 12ftlb s410 for a steal at £300. Already looking at buying a 177 pcp or swapping the streamline for a Crown. The fun with airguns is the variety and the fact that you can shoot in your garden without needing a 500 yard range. Get some sold/swapped and keep the wife confused, that way she can never be sure what is new. I currently own:

25 fx streamline fac

22 wolverine r fac

22 air arms s410

22 air arms prosport 

22 Webley Eclipse 

177 HW98,


 
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BSA Airsporter .22 - I'm not sure, but believe 1970's vintage.

SMK XS19 .22 - optimised, trigger mod, BSA GRT stock, moderator, BSA scope.

Hatsan 900x - polished stock, trigger mod, x24 scope. My favourite, shoots pellets like laser beams.

Weirauch HW97K - just acquired cheap from a friendl

Umarex CPS .177 pistol - great casual plinking and range fun.

Kandar CP1 .22 pistol - optimised, oiled stick, red dots, custom barrel band, moderator, amazing budget target toy.



If any burglars are reading this, i'm easy to spot - I'm Jack Reacher's bigger Brother, a real life 6'5" 270lbs ex soldier and policeman. You're assured of an extremely enthusiastic welcome if you decide to pop round.
 
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Hatsan 130S in 30. Cal with vortex piston power plant, Hatsan 125TH in .25 cal with spring power plant, Hatsan 125 sniper with a TH stock in .22 cal spring , Hatsan 125TH in .177 spring , Hatsan 95 in .22 spring , Crossman Fury in .177 spring, Gamo cadet delta in .177 spring, Mendoza R100 in .177, Mendoza pk 62 in .177, Umarex E.B.O.S with bulk air C02, Umarex Steel Storm full auto mod and bulk air C02, Smith and Wesson 686 with 5 rotary mags, Sig Sauer MXP with bulk air CO2 and 10 mags, Walther nighthawk with 5 rotary mags, and a bunch of spring and co2 pistols but most are lower end and not really worth mentioning although I will soon start buying some more higher end ones that I’ll post on here once I actually buy them. P.s I reload and update my list every time I get a new toy see if you can spot the differences.
 
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