Posted by oleblu on September 29, 2009 at 17:38:33 from (99.194.198.150):
In Reply to: No good thieves posted by KEH on September 29, 2009 at 11:13:30:
Guys, I think you wouldn't be so hard on the junkyard people if you would think about this for a minute. Exactly HOW is the junkyard to know ownership of an item that is presented to them? There are no "titles" to most farm equipment or scrap piles at farms. They must rely on the cops to sort this type of thing out.
I once bought a Remington 1100 shotgun from a guy in a bar so he could have more cash to stay and drink. About six weeks later, same guy, same line, "Need cash to drink". Bought a nice Ruger handgun for a reasonable price. About six months later I was contacted by the county sherrif as to the whereabouts of the Ruger, it had been stolen, sold to a GUN SHOP, sold to buyer#1, buyer #1 sold it to buyer #2 (guy in the bar) and then I bought it. Luckily, I had all the transactions documented with serial #'s and signatures, so I was in the clear. I even had the deputy check the shotgun against his stolen gun list, but it wasn't on it.
Just how was I to know the Ruger was stolen????
By the way, the deputy took the Ruger and left me a reciept, so I'm out $350 and don't have the gun. Nice, huh?
And I can't hit the broad side of a barn with that shotgun, I still carry my old Stevens double barrel.
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